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Client Initiated Backchannel Authentication (CIBA) can improve the customer experience across a wide variety of interactions with an organization. See three use cases that show how banks and other providers can offer both customers and merchant partners flexibility in the payment approval process.

The dawn of digital identification is here. The myColorado™ application, the State of Colorado’s official mobile app, now offers Digital ID. Powered by Ping Identity, this new digital form of identification allow users to control what information is provided. And it’s being adopted in rapid fashion.

Get rid of pesky passwords to make your customers happy all the while making your app more secure with passwordless authentication. Passwordless authentication helps both developers and end users escape the friction of passwords while creating a great user experience.

Open Banking is growing around the world. We highlight how key countries and regions are engaging in Open Banking and API innovation. Learn about different implementations and how identity and access management is a crucial step in an Open Banking journey.

Become certified in administering Ping Identity products! A new certification program allows you to earn professional recognition in the identity and access management (IAM) industry by demonstrating knowledge of Ping’s IAM software products, including SSO, directory and access management.

The flow of the implicit grant type of the OAuth 2.0 spec is broken down in an easy to understand way with recommendations on when to use it.

Gain a better understanding of one of the most commonly used OAuth 2.0 grant types: the Authorization Code Grant Type (Auth Code). By examining the flow backwards, you’ll understand why the particular process came about and learn how you can use Auth Code to achieve a problem’s desired solution.

Read this blog post to learn more about reusing OAuth2 Access Tokens for different resources (APIs advertised on an API Gateway). The post looks at some of the supporting concepts that impact how the options work and guides you to a deeper understanding of which approaches you might take.

There are several options for using OAuth 2 access tokens with multiple back-end resources (APIs) with single page applications or mobile applications. Read this post to discover how scope and audience are used to describe resources and how these different options might be implemented.