Keycloak

Open source identity and access management server

About

Keycloak is an open source server that handles authentication and authorization for applications using standard protocols like OpenID Connect and SAML. It allows developers to integrate single sign-on and social login without managing user storage or writing custom authentication code.

Sovereignty Score

out of 100

Data completeness75% (Partial)

Jurisdictional(56%)

Significant foreign legal exposure risk

Jurisdiction: United States (EU adequacy decision)
Parent provider in United States (CLOUD Act risk) (The Linux Foundation)
Five Eyes intelligence alliance exposure
US CLOUD Act applies (US can compel data access regardless of storage location)

Ownership(44%)

Strong EU ownership and control

Government/public sector owned
Funding: Red Hat (IBM subsidiary)
Acquired by another company
No acquisition risk (foundation/government cannot be acquired)

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Provider

Cloud Native Computing Foundation

Quick Facts

Jurisdiction: United States
Ownership: Public Sector
License: Apache-2.0
Deployment: Self-host
Funding: Red Hat (IBM subsidiary)