On June 11th, Curity and Signicat will explore how you can achieve secure and easy eID authentication to cloud platforms in a live 60-minute webinar. We hope you can join.

We are pleased to announce that version 5.1 of the Curity Identity Server is out. This minor release is more-or-less two releases in one! It includes a lot of big new features and fixes.

Earlier this month we moved to new offices in Stockholm with plenty of room for our growing team. We also welcomed new members to the team.

On May 6th Curity identity expert Jacob Ideskog will join Nordic APIs LiveCast Maturing Platform Security. Those who join will learn how to evolve API security architecture with identity.

Learn the basics of the leading security standards from the comfort of your chair. We have launched a new online course offering a comprehensive introduction to OAuth and OpenID Connect, with the aim to help you get started using these security standards in your own projects.

In a recent customer story, Michael Lind Mortensen, Lead Domain Architect at Bankdata talks about how Bankdata has improved and modernized their identity infrastructure with the Curity Identity Server.

In order to provide a safe login experience, more adaptive login methods are often needed. Join Curity's Travis Spencer in a webinar on April 22nd, when he'll show how geo-location data can be integrated into simple OAuth and OpenID Connect clients and set up adaptive authentication.

We’re pleased to announce that Curity have released an open source WebAuthn Authenticator plug-in for the Curity Identity Server.

We are pleased to announce that version 5.0 of the Curity Identity Server is out. This is the fifth major release in the lifecycle of the Curity Identity Server and we're very excited about it. Read on for what's new in this release.

The Curity team started the year by welcoming three new colleagues. We are pleased to welcome Judith Kahrer, Sathya Duraisamy and Kim Freskgård who have all joined the Curity Stockholm office.

Travis Spencer was recently interviewed by David Berlind of ProgrammableWeb. The conversation was recorded and you can now watch the interview.

Curity will be hosting OAuth and OpenID Connect workshops at Nordic APIs 2020 Austin API Summit on May 4th. We wil host both an introductory workshop for those new or less experienced in working with the standards, and an advanced session for those who have already implemented the standards.

KuppingerCole recently published their Leadership Compass for API Security and Management. In this report, Curity is determined to be a leading vendor in the Product and Innovation categories.

We recently published several new customer stories which showcase how the Curity Identity Server can empower businesses to achieve their goals, make vital organizational changes and comply with regulation.

We’re giving a special donation to the Swedish Cancer Society this holiday season. It's a charity very close to our hearts. They do incredibly important work and fund vital cancer research projects.

We are delighted to announce that version 4.5 of the Curity Identity Server is out. This includes a number of fixes and some features requested by customers racing to complete projects before the end of the year. Read on for what's new in the latest release.

Financial-grade security is important not only for the financial sector. Join Curity's Travis Spencer in a webinar on December 11th, when he'll explore financial-grade security for APIs, why it's important and how OAuth and OpenID Connect can be used in this context.

We are pleased to announce that version 4.4 of the Curity Identity Server is out. This release includes many fixes and features requested by customers. One of the biggest is support for a new database called CockroachDB.

Curity have submitted a draft RFC, The OAuth 2.0 Authorization Framework: Claims. In the RFC, we propose an extension of OAuth 2.0 to include the claims concept from OpenID Connect, which we believe would strengthen the OAuth framework.

Nordic APIs 5th Platform Summit took place in Stockholm 21-23 October 2019. We had speakers from all over the world, representing a wide range of industries involved in APIs, shareing innovative insights on building success in the API ecosystem. As organizers we are pleased with the event and hope everyone who attended enjoyed it too!

We are delighted to announce that version 4.3 of the Curity Identity Server is out. Read on for what is new in the lastest release.

As Curity continues to focus on growth, the team is expanding to support and execute on the company’s ambitious plans. We are pleased to welcome Nikoleta Kalavrouzioti och Emma Sköld to the team.

We’ll be at API World in San Jose on October 8-10 discussing API Security. And now is your chance to join us as we have some Free Open Passes to share. Read on for information on how to register.

We’re pleased to announce that Curity Identity Server is now available on Docker hub. With pre-built Docker images for every new release, it will be even easier for those using Docker to get started and to manage the Curity Identity Server.