Meet Us at API Con Berlin
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.
Curity at API:World in San Jose
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.

Learn About OAuth and OpenID Connect with Curity at the 2018 Platform Summit
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.
New Java Meetup Scheduled: Write once, run anywhere, again!
On August 22nd, Curity will host a new Java Meetup together with Oracle, at their office on Söder Mälarstrand 29 in Stockholm.

Curity Identity Server 3.0 Released
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 Presents at the API conference in Texas
Curity will be joining Nordic APIs event The Austin API Summit in Austin, Texas, on June 11-13th.
Curity Initiates Long-term Collaboration with Verisec
Curity and Verisec, the company behind the mobile e-ID service Freja eID, enters into a technical partnership.

New Privacy Policy
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.
Meet Curity at the API Conference in London
On April 11th – 13th Curity will be exhibiting at the API Conference which will be held at Business Design Centre in London. The CEO of Curity, Travis Spencer, will also be giving a talk: Secure Your APIs and Microservices Using OAuth & OpenID Connect.
Come by our booth and sign up to enter the lottery and you might go home with a Nintendo Switch!
Curity proposes a new IETF standard to secure Single Page Applications with OAuth
At IETF 101 in London, we were presenting the recently suggested RFC to the OAuth working group that will allow developers to secure their SPA in a standardized way. Until now, there hasn’t been a way in OAuth for clients to request user authorization when using scripting languages such as JavaScript.
Meet Curity at the APIs for Banking and FinTech Event in Copenhagen
On March 22nd, Curity will host a half-day workshop on OAuth and OpenID Connect at Nordic APIs and Copenhagen Fintech’s event APIs for Banking and FinTech, in Copenhagen. If you are architecting your APIs, or doing back-end development, then this workshop is for you – previous experience with the technologies is not required to participate.
Curity is hosting a Java Meetup together with Computer Futures
Curity is the proud organizer behind the Stockholm Java User Group meetup. The next meetup will be hosted together with Computer Futures. The meetup, with the theme Patterns and Performance, will take place at 6 pm on February 20th, at SUP 46’s offices on Regeringsgatan 65 in Stockholm. The meetup is free and we will have three speakers presenting.
Learn About Phantom Tokens at API Days in Paris
We are happy to be attending API Days in Paris on January 30th, where our CEO Travis Spencer will be holding a session on Secure Your APIs with Phantom Tokens.
In his session, Travis will be talking about how it is not sufficient to simply follow the standards to secure your APIs. How do you properly handle PII and other sensitive data inside JWTs and what about of devs depending on the data where changes to the token format breaks the app? The presentation will show how this is resolved using Phantom Tokens in the Curity Identity Server, still being 100% OAuth 2 compliant and benefiting from JWTs in the API backend protected by normal Reverse Proxy.

The Curity Identity Server Is now OpenID Connect Certified
We are very happy to announce that the Curity Identity Server is now OpenID Connect certified by the OpenID Foundation. Curity is a strong proponent of organizations following the OpenID Connect standard and the for many reasons and we’re proud to pass all test required for certification. The working being done in the OpenID Foundation is in the benefit of the entire Internet community. The conformance profiles are: Basic OP, Implicit OP, Hybrid OP and Config OP.
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