How to secure Java-based web apps right

How to secure Java-based web apps right

Spring Security is a widely used framework for securing Java-based web apps. Keycloak significantly increases security for users and operators of such applications. Is it enough or should one dig deeper into the toolbox to be on the safe side?

The kingdom of Keycloak

The kingdom of Keycloak

If you want to implement internet access via Keycloak, you cannot avoid the use of realms. Read here how to plan them intelligently.

Secure access control in Quarkus web applications

Secure access control in Quarkus web applications

Quarkus and Keycloak: Two that complement each other beautifully. Because with Keycloak and its SecuRole extension, you make Quarkus very secure on the web. You can read how to do this in our blog.

Digitalisation – why we need structure in addition to Keycloak & Co.

Digitalisation – why we need structure in addition to Keycloak & Co.

An article by Stephanie Ta, Syntlogo GmbH: Today, many successful operators rely on Keycloak. However, it is only the first step towards a holistic IAM system, because the requirements have increased due to modern digitalisation and data protection requirements. For...
CIAM versus IAM

CIAM versus IAM

CIAM – Customer IAM – just a variation of IAM? The term CIAM – Customer Identity & Access Management – describes the identification and assignment of access permissions to “external” users of an organisation such as, for example, customers, partners, members of...