AI BriefingVercel Passport Launches in Public Beta
Key point
Vercel has launched the public beta of Vercel Passport, an authentication service for managing deployment security for enterprise teams.
Details
Vercel Passport, which lets enterprise teams control access to Vercel deployments, has launched in public beta. This service centralizes authentication using Okta, Auth0, or a compatible OIDC provider, requiring visitors to authenticate before viewing protected deployments.
Key features of Vercel Passport include:
- Reusing a single OIDC application across multiple projects
- Setting team defaults that are automatically applied to new projects
- Bulk-assigning Passport to existing projects
Developers can use the getIdentity() method from the @vercel/passport package to verify a visitor's identity server-side. The cost is $100 per month per project, with no limit on the number of external users who can access protected deployments.
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