Cloudentity has been named a gold winner in the API Management category in the Globee Awards 2022 Information Technology World Awards. The Globee Awards recognize IT and cybersecurity vendors with advanced, ground-breaking ...

Data privacy and consent are the quintessential components of customer experience when engaging with a business and yet consumer Personally Identifiable Information (PII) is rarely treated in accordance with established privacy regulations ...

Adoption of Open Banking standards and practices has seen worldwide growth over the last year, with implementation of Open Banking Brazil regulations a key example. Cloudentity is powering authorization and consent for ...

In order to better support our clients in Australia and APAC, Cloudentity has launched a new Australia SaaS region. This server region joins our US and EU regions to help our global ...

Following worldwide trends of governments providing new and better identity and privacy services to consumers and banks, the Social Security Administration (SSA) is implementing a new fee-based Social Security number (SSN) verification ...

Hosted by the Identity Defined Security Alliance and National Cybersecurity Alliance, Identity Management Day aims to provide education about the dangers of casually or improperly managing and securing digital identities, raising awareness ...

Author: Brook Lovatt, Chief Product Officer of Cloudentity The government’s focus on Zero Trust has risen in the past year, as shown by the Biden Administration's May 2021 and January 2022 executive ...

Cloudentity is frequently asked how our components and features align with those of the legacy XACML (eXtensible Access Control Markup Language), including Policy Administration Points (PAP), Policy Decision Points (PDP), Policy Information ...

Securing partner API integrations with OAuth mTLS API access using token-based architectures is already popular, and the authorization and governance of the minted tokens for access becomes very critical for APIs, which ...

In the conventional, on-premises IT infrastructure, organizations worked within the boundaries of their well-defined enterprise network perimeter. In this setting, on-premises security tools like virtual private networks (VPNs) were mostly sufficient to ...