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Learn what's new in the latest version of the Curity Identity Server, including the support for Client Initiated Backchannel Authentication and WebAuthn authenticator, as well as extended multi-region and multi-tenancy functionality.

We are announcing the release of Guides, a new type of resource which provides helpful guidance in building your own OAuth and OpenID Connect projects.

Learn how to build a centralized and modular identity architecture based on open standards. We have launched a new online course.

Learn what's new in the latest version of the Curity Identity Server, including the support for credential transformation procedures, new multi-region deployment features, SDK updates for events and actions.

Join us on May 18 to learn how you can level up App2App login with authentication workflows.

Curity's Jacob Ideskog has written an article on the issue of authenticating users with an API, giving an overview of the problem and proclaiming Hypermedia Authentication API the future of mobile and web authentication.

Curity is moving all publications of the Curity Identity Server from Docker Hub to Azure Container Registry (ACR). The containers previously published on Docker Hub will be removed on May 24, 2021.

Nordic APIs review the Curity Identity Server Community Edition to see how it can be used to control API access and protect applications.

Join us on April 14 to learn how you can implement a more powerful, scalable, and flexible approach to authorization for your microservices and APIs.

The Curity resource library is constantly growing. This time we have added a new section focusing on financial-grade security solutions.

On March 24, join Nordic APIs LiveCast to explore the world of open banking and discuss the threats inherent in open banking APIs, common regulations and standards like PSD2, FAPI, FID02, and others.

Learn what's new in the latest version of the Curity Identity Server, including the feature-complete Hypermedia Authentication API.

Join us on March 17 to learn how you can enhance privacy and security by implementing the Phantom Token Flow using NGINX and the Curity Identity Server.

Curity's new whitepaper explains the security of the hypermedia authentication API available in the Curity Identity Server. It shows architects, developers, and other practitioners if and how the use of the API can affect security in their deployments.

In a new blog post, published on Foojay, Curity's Michał Trojanowski explains how to set up an OpenID Connect client with Spring Security using mutual TLS as a method for authenticating the client.

Maintaining data privacy and its enforcement via GDPR and other legislation can be a big challenge if you haven't set up the identity architecture correctly. Here, we'll go through some best practices to follow when applying a Neo-Security Architecture to a privacy problem.

Curity's new whitepaper presents the basic concepts and principles of the Neo-Security Architecture, and the way it can provide a blueprint architecture to map new and existing systems.

This Christmas season, we give special donations to three different charities close to our hearts. All doing incredibly important work in their different areas.

Curity has entered the long list of leading companies across multiple industries to share their story of delivering value with Azul Zulu.

Creating secure, seamless user authentication from mobile apps is a challenge for developers. Join this webinar to learn about Curity’s Hypermedia Authentication API, enabling seamless API-based login from any device or browser.

We are pleased to announce the release of the Community Edition of the Curity Identity Server.

The use of APIs continues to increase, and protecting them and their data is critical. This new eBook from Curity and Nordic APIs gathers a selection of articles covering the most important aspects of securing APIs and microservices.

Learn what’s new in the latest version of the Curity Identity Server, including Hypermedia Authentication API, now out of beta.

The Curity team is continuously working on improving and expanding resources, helping our customers get the most out of the Curity Identity Server. This time we are announcing a redesign of the Getting Started section that will make the Curity Identity Server set up go even more smoothly.