Query and Analyze Auth0 Logs

Course 2 of 4 in Logging and Monitoring Best Practices

Query Auth0 logs to spot anomalies and security threats, enabling you to proactively protect your applications and data.

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About this course

Effectively query and analyze Auth0 logs to proactively spot anomalies and respond to security threats before they can cause harm. Go beyond basic monitoring and perform in-depth security analysis on their Auth0 tenant logs.

This course is for developers, security engineers, and anyone who needs to perform in-depth analysis of authentication data. It's particularly useful for those who are responsible for monitoring and responding to security incidents within their Auth0 environment.

Upon completion, you will be able to:

  • Filter Auth0 log data by event type, level, client, user, and date to quickly find relevant information.
  • Construct advanced log queries using Lucene syntax for highly specific searches.
  • Establish a baseline for normal user behavior and identify common log anomalies that indicate security threats.
  • Understand the log patterns of common attacks such as brute-force and credential stuffing.
  • Take immediate, actionable steps to respond to a suspected security incident based on log analysis.

About this course

Effectively query and analyze Auth0 logs to proactively spot anomalies and respond to security threats before they can cause harm. Go beyond basic monitoring and perform in-depth security analysis on their Auth0 tenant logs.

This course is for developers, security engineers, and anyone who needs to perform in-depth analysis of authentication data. It's particularly useful for those who are responsible for monitoring and responding to security incidents within their Auth0 environment.

Upon completion, you will be able to:

  • Filter Auth0 log data by event type, level, client, user, and date to quickly find relevant information.
  • Construct advanced log queries using Lucene syntax for highly specific searches.
  • Establish a baseline for normal user behavior and identify common log anomalies that indicate security threats.
  • Understand the log patterns of common attacks such as brute-force and credential stuffing.
  • Take immediate, actionable steps to respond to a suspected security incident based on log analysis.