The User Management Service offers a standardized way to manage users and simplifies access to legacy data sources. You can integrate with any user repository or database, allowing developers to work with JSON over REST, instead of SQL queries and LDAP operations.
Your users are stored in some old SQL server, or LDAP repository, or worse. The credentials are stored in LDAP but the accounts can be found in a custom CRM that marketing selected many years ago.
The Curity User Management Service is a fully fledged SCIM 2.0 server, or more accurately, a SCIM proxy. It serves as the umbrella API for your user management, being fully OAuth protected and expose a single standardized SCRUD API that your applications and services can interact with.
Using the Curity OAuth server, the APIs are protected from the start.
The User Management Service can be configured with fine grained authorization, allowing different users and applications access to different operations and user-data.
This allows for streamlined integration with existing customer support systems, or user portals.
User CRUD (Create Read Update Delete) is needed everywhere. The Customer service application needs to update users, other applications needs to read attributes about users, and batch services needs to sync users between domains. Using SCIM 2.0 there is now a standard REST API for all of these operations.
All active sessions using OpenID Connect in a single view.
Using a single API you can list and manage the active sessions for a user. Sessions can be revoked when needed. Let the user view its own session or let an admin view the user's sessions.
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Curity provides support for any number of databases in any way. User credentials can be in Active Directory and other user data in an NoSQL-datastore. The SCIM 2.0 API can proxy access to different repositories that are also used for OAuth and OpenID Connect tokens generated in the Token Service or during login in the Authentication Service. Curity has been used and verified with for example:
Active Directory
Amazon RDS
Azure SQL
Cockroach Labs
LDAP Directory
Maria DB
Microsoft SQL Server
MySQL
PostgreSQL
REST/JSON API
SCIM 1.1 and 2.0
Oracle
