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We're pleased to announce the release of Curity Identity Server 4.0. This release is very rich in features and includes more improvements than any of our previous releases.

The biggest, and most exciting new feature is delegated administration. It is now event easier to restrict access to any configuration element in the entire data model. Read on for more.

The Curity team continues to grow, and we are pleased to announce that Peter Hagren and Dimitrios Zografos have just joined our Stockholm office. Read on to learn more about Peter and Dimitris.

Curity will join the IDM Europe conference Frankfurt on March 14th, which we are proud to be a part of. During the conference you will be able to meet us in person at our booth to discuss identity management and API Security related questions.

We are happy to announce that version 3.4.1 of the Curity Identity Server has been released. The latest version contains performance updates and bug fixes that we believe you will find useful. The main update being the pooling of HTTP Clients, which will increase throughput when connecting to downstream services.

We're pleased to announce that Curity will be hosting two workshops at Nordic APIs 2019 Austin API Summit on May 13th.

Curity will host both an introductory workshop about OAuth and OpenID Connect in Practice, for those who want to learn about the advanced aspects of OAuth and OpenID Connect.

On May 14-15, 2019, Nordic APIs are hosting the Austin API Summit in Texas. As supporters of Nordic APIs we’re pleased to announce that we will be at the event. Attendees of the Summit will hear from a long list of API experts as well as Curity’s Travis Spencer, Jacob Ideskog and Daniel Lindau.

More info and tickets are available on the website.

We are happy to announce that version 3.3.0 of the Curity Identity Server has been released. It’s a minor release; but contains several enhancements, fixes and new features that we believe you will find useful.

In a recent customer story, Anu Shahi from First Utility talks about how Curity has helped the organization to implement a versatile and modern identity and security mechanism, which supports multi-factor authentication, linking of various types of user accounts, Single Sign On (SSO) as well as user self-service actions.

Version 3.3 of the Curity Identity Server is due out later this month and includes new features to make it easy to comply with PSD2 regulations.

OAuth is a powerful solution for many providers. As with any tool, however, it’s only as powerful as it is understood by the user who chooses it. Understanding what OAuth is and, at the very least, having a general overview of each particular flow is extremely important. In a recent blog post, Daniel Lindau, looked at OAuth, and gave a brief rundown of each flow type.

The 2018 edition of the Platform Summit took place in Stockholm 22-24 October. This was the biggest event to date with about 480 total attendees, as organizers of the event we’re obviously thrilled. An international speaker panel from a wide range of industries involved in APIs, discussed the best practices that will propel the global API industry into the future.

On November 19-23 Curity will attend GOTO Copenhagen, which we are proud sponsors of. During the conference you will be able to meet us in person at our booth and discuss API Security related questions.

On Tuesday November 20th (at 11:30) our CEO, Travis Spencer will give a talk on Securing APIs and Microservices with OAuth and OpenID Connect. In addition to this, Jacob Ideskog, Identity Specialist at Curity, is hosting a workshop on OAuth and OpenID Connect in Practice.

Come and meet us at the API Security for Open Banking Summit, taking place 21st November in London. Travis Spencer, our CEO, will give a session on OAuth and OpenID Connect for PSD2, Open Banking and Third-Party Access.

You will also be able to meet us in person at our booth and discuss API Security related issues

We are happy to announce the release of Curity 3.1.0 and 3.2.0. Though not a major update, this release includes a lot of fixes and features. In addition to the thousands of tests that run on each commit, we spent a lot of additional time during this release cycle on testing. We added a lot more tests and ways of testing to help us detect issues more quickly. We also made a lot of improvements to the core system, resulting in a more secure and performant base. We noticed that some flows ran over three times faster and were able to sustain 300% more concurrent users. If you're still on 2.X, you can expect a tremendous speed boost after upgrading!

A forthcoming version of the Curity Identity Server will include a supported Java Virtual Machine (JVM) from Azul Systems, alleviating customers' concerns about the changes to the Oracle JVM licensing model, support terms, and release cycle.

On September 24 – 26 Curity will attend the API Conference in Berlin, which we are proud sponsors of. During the conference you will be able to meet us in person at our booth and discuss API Security related questions.

Come and meet us next week at the API:World, the world’s largest API conference next week in San Jose, CA between September 10 and 12. Travis Spencer, CEO of Curity, will give a session on Advanced OAuth. Come and and discuss your API security challenges with us at booth #316.

On October 22nd, Curity will be hosting two workshops at Nordic APIs 2018 Platform Summit. Later on October 23rd – 24th we will have three speakers from Curity presenting on different API security topics.

On August 22nd, Curity will host a new Java Meetup together with Oracle, at their office on Söder Mälarstrand 29 in Stockholm.

This is our most featureful, documented, and performant release ever! 3.0 marks a tremendous step forward in terms of capabilities, standard-compliance, user experience, and functionality.

Curity will be joining Nordic APIs event The Austin API Summit in Austin, Texas, on June 11-13th.

Curity and Verisec, the company behind the mobile e-ID service Freja eID, enters into a technical partnership.

You may have heard about the new General Data Protection Regulation ("GDPR"), that comes into effect May 25, 2018. Our aim is to be as transparent as possible regarding how and why we process your personal data, and as such we have updated our Privacy Policy.