Case Study: Maersk Customs Services achieves secure, unified identity architecture with Curity Identity Server

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KGH builds a modern, secure identity architecture with Curity after a third-party pen test

Maersk Customs Services, formerly known as KGH, is a major customs broker. They needed an identity and access management solution to act as a central source of truth for their multiple systems and new SaaS platform, requiring strong security standards and easy integration without vendor lock-in. They turned to the vendor Curity for a solution using the Curity Identity Server.

Curity implemented its Identity Server, which utilized standards like OAuth and OpenID Connect to issue secure tokens for applications and services. This provided Maersk Customs Services with a modern, secure architecture that streamlined integrations, passed a third-party penetration test, and enabled them to deliver a large-scale multi-tenancy system. The support from the Curity team was also noted as invaluable to the project's success.


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