Keycloak Deployment Auditing – General Scope and Guidelines Practical lessons from auditing multi-realm, multi-client Keycloak environments in medium and large organizations 1. Introduction In medium and large enterprises, Keycloak deployments rarely follow a simple “one realm – one application” pattern. In reality, such environments typically consist of multiple realms reflecting…
Introduction Shipping single sign‑on quickly is tempting. Stakeholders push for a smooth login experience, developers want to move on to core features, and security teams are eager to tick the “MFA enabled” box. The trouble is that identity and access management (IAM) decisions outlive launch days. Once you choose a…
In the publication “Intelligent Agents in AI Really Can Work Alone. Here’s How.” by Gartner, the authors predict that by 2028, 33% of business applications will use agentic artificial intelligence, compared to less than 1% in 2024. This development will enable autonomous decision-making for up to 15% of daily operational…
In this post, we’ll explore several top open-source lightweight LLMs and how to run them on a local Windows PC—whether CPU-only or with a limited GPU—for document processing tasks.
Find out who we are and how we work Our team In the world of technology, effective collaboration in the IT sector is key to success. The essential elements of a successful partnership can be described as a process. At the start, both sides need to focus on communication to…
Whether you’re building a custom chatbot, agent, an AI-powered code assistant, or using AI to analyse documents offline, local deployment empowers you to experiment and innovate without relying on external services.
In this blog, we will first take a look at the built-in Keycloak mechanisms for password policy management. Then, we will explore the possibilities for customizing these mechanisms to better fit specific requirements.
This blog focuses on configuring Passkeys specifically for mobile devices, ensuring a seamless and secure passwordless experience.
The trusted devices mechanism in Keycloak is a way to enhance login convenience without significantly compromising cybersecurity.
In this blog post, we’ll show you how to set up Passkeys based on the Keycloak.
