OAuth is a broadly accepted standard. It’s used all over the internet. But as the usage of LLM agents continues to expand, OAuth isn’t going to be enough. In fact, relying on OAuth will be dangerous. We won’t be able to set permissions at an appropriate granularity, giving LLMs access to far too much. More..

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how JWTs secure AI agents and autonomous systems. Explore best practices for authenticating non-human identities using modern OAuth and token flows.

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Learn how to implement risk-based authorization for enhanced security in identity and access management. Protect your applications from unauthorized access and data breaches.

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Every application needs authorization. It’s the backbone that decides who can access what, when, and under which conditions. But the hard part isn’t granting permissions, it’s getting them right. If permissions are too coarse, users lose confidence that their data is secure. If they’re too complex, engineers drown in brittle logic, scattered checks, and hard-to-trace..

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Twilio acquiring Stytch signals a major shift in developer CIAM. I've analyzed 20+ platforms—from Descope to Keyclock—to show you which deliver on Auth0's promise without the lock-in. OpenID standards, AI agent auth, and what actually matters when choosing your identity platform.

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