Export AuthOne Audit Logs for SOC 2 and Security Reviews

SOC 2 Type II reviews and enterprise vendor assessments want proof of who signed in, who changed MFA, and who touched admin settings. If your answer is “we grep app logs,” the review slows down.

AuthOne audit logs give you structured authentication and access events for each organization. You export them so customers can feed *their* security stack — AuthOne does not replace or operate their SIEM.

Prioritize login success and failure, SSO assertions from Okta or Entra, Magic Auth code issuance, MFA enroll and challenge outcomes, session revoke, and admin portal configuration changes.

Those events map cleanly to questions about access control and change management. You do not need a custom OpenTelemetry collector or OCSF pipeline from AuthOne — you need reliable, exportable records.

Audit logs show what happened. Single Sign-On (SSO) and System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) show why the person was allowed in and whether the account should still exist.

When a leaver is deprovisioned in the directory, AuthOne deactivates the user and ends sessions. The audit trail records the auth side of that story for compliance evidence.

Do not wait until a Fortune 500 security packet lands. Turn on audit log export when you enable enterprise SSO, and document retention in your trust center.

Buyers comparing WorkOS-class platforms expect this packaging. AuthOne covers the identity events; your customer’s tools handle detection and alerting.