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Michael Grinich's opening keynote at Enterprise Ready Conference 2025 introduced the Enterprise Chasm concept and unveiled six major product launches while exploring how AI is fundamentally changing software development.

Tobin South demonstrates that enterprise-grade identity and authentication for AI agents isn't a future problem—it's solved today, with WorkOS AuthKit.

This post outlines the timeline and impact to our services and shares how we will improve resiliency for all WorkOS products starting immediately.

On October 22, 2025, Enterprise Ready Conference brought together hundreds of product, engineering, and AI leaders at San Francisco's SF Jazz Center for a conversation about what it takes to build AI products that enterprise customers will actually buy.

A deep dive into the MCP Registry's architecture, exploring design decisions, implementation details, and the sophisticated systems that enable standardized server distribution while maintaining flexibility for custom implementations.

We localized AuthKit into 90 languages in 5 weeks. Learn how we did it, and how you can do it for your web-based product.

Learn how attackers exploit human behavior to bypass multi-factor authentication, and how to stop them.

Everything you need to know to secure your MCP server using OAuth 2.1 and PKCE, server and auth metadata, client registration, JWT validation, and role-based access control.

A complete developer’s guide to SAML certificates: X.509, signing, encryption, rotation, and management for secure Single Sign-On (SSO).

A step-by-step guide to moving users, organizations, MFA, and enterprise features from Auth0 to WorkOS, so you can scale with predictable pricing and an enterprise ready platform.

New this month: AuthKit in 90 languages, Native AuthKit integration for Convex, Multiple Role support for AuthKit, and more

AI agents are powerful, but without access control, they can create serious risks. Learn how to manage permissions safely with RBAC, OAuth, and Audit Logs.

Discover the new features from WorkOS Fall Launch Week 2025, including multiple roles in AuthKit, Convex integration, localization, custom email providers, and feature flags in Slack—built to help you ship Enterprise Ready apps faster.

The WorkOS Slack app brings transparency to your feature rollouts, helping teams coordinate better and debug faster.

WorkOS now lets you send transactional emails through your own provider—like SES, Postmark, Resend, or SendGrid—giving you full control over deliverability, reputation, and visibility while keeping the simplicity of WorkOS auth flows.