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The size of your startup, no matter how small, won’t keep it safe. In this post, we cover five common threats facing your startup and explain how they work.

One time passwords (OTPs), such as those created by authenticator apps and Yubikeys, are a common way to add additional security to application authentication.

Nullable references are a familiar sight in many programming languages. Today we'll be exploring how to stack optionals in TypeScript and where null and undefined fall short.

Architecting SSO from a Systems Design perspective: what code and data lives where, who controls what, and what this ultimately means for your business as you grow your app

Developers are tired of being tied to the technology stack their CMS vendor requires. Is a headless CMS the solution? Learn more in our Developer's Guide to Headless CMSs.

I’m delighted to announce our Series A financing! In this post I’ll share more details about the problem WorkOS is solving, why we are solving it, and what the future holds if we are successful in our mission.

Creating great developer documentation is harder than it looks. Learn from Stripe, Twilio, GitHub, and more to learn how you can create docs like the greats. Acquire more users, retain more users

Zendesk crossed the chasm between the SMB market and the enterprise market, all while expanding its product line and developing the features that made enterprises want to adopt its products.

What does federated mean? Learn how that federation applies to search, identity, and databases.

Compliance stands between your company and growth. If you want to sign enterprise deals, learn the differences between SOC 1, SOC 2, and SOC 3––and how best you can comply.

Twilio built a business model that started with individual developers and expanded into massive enterprise sales. Learn how they did it––and how you can too.

If you build it, they won't come. As a founder, it's your job to make the sales that fuel your company's growth––and that includes enterprise sales. Read this guide so you can land the big deals.

User provisioning and user deprovisioning is how you can enable system access to new employees and restrict access to departing employees. Learn how this can make you more efficient and secure.

RBAC and ABAC are the two most common access control models for system authorization. Understanding the differences between the two is key for choosing between RBAC vs. ABAC for your system.

Learn how magic links work from a technical, security, and UX perspective and why you should use them.