par janua | Juin 26, 2026 | Communauté, Gestion des Identités, Open Source, Sécurité
Identity and Digital Sovereignty with Keycloak: how Europe is reclaiming control over its critical data The digital shift has transformed data flows into a strategic resource more valuable than ever. Yet, this transformation brings us face-to-face with a systemic...
par Mathieu PASSENAUD | Mai 29, 2026 | Communauté, Gestion des Identités, Open Source
How to protect your privacy with a secondary email in Keycloak: when authenticating with external services via OAuth2/OpenID Connect, your primary email address is often shared by default in the token claims. But what if you don’t want to expose your main email to...
par janua | Avr 2, 2026 | Communauté, Gestion des Identités, SSO
ReCyF / NIS2: IAM at the heart of cyber compliance : The ReCyF (French Cybersecurity Framework), published by ANSSI in March 2026, is the operational reference document for anticipating the French transposition of NIS2. Among its 20 security objectives, Objective 10 —...
par janua | Mar 19, 2026 | Gestion des Identités, Open Source, Sécurité, SSO
IAM: the hidden GDPR vulnerability in your cloud stack — And how Keycloak fixes it Continuing the Sovereignty Journey…. In a previous article, Digital Sovereignty: Why Your European Business Probably Breaks GDPR Law, the focus was on how U.S. cloud hyperscalers...
par Loïc Mercier Des Rochettes | Mar 6, 2026 | Gestion des Identités
How to get self-locking sessions in Keycloak with PIN step-up authentication : with our partner Please-Open It with share with you this article. Have you ever wished your Keycloak sessions could lock themselves after a few minutes of inactivity on sensitive features —...
par Loïc Mercier Des Rochettes | Fév 13, 2026 | Cloud, Communauté, Gestion des Identités
European laws and american laws are conflicting in a way that makes practically illegal for european companies to use american services to store sensitive data. Europe seems to put the rights of the individuals as the core principle behind its laws whereas the United...