Are you using Keycloak or planning to get started? We support organizations with Keycloak architecture, security, migration, and extensions.
Complex realm structures, unclear role definitions, improper token configurations, or missing upgrade strategies quickly lead to security risks and technical sprawl. We help organizations implement Keycloak in a structured way, configure it cleanly, and operate it with long-term updateability – based on years of experience in enterprise environments.

We provide comprehensive and customized support tailored to your needs.
Integration of Keycloak into your existing IT landscape – with clearly defined role, tenant, and permission models.
Connecting your applications – from standard software to custom-developed solutions.
Implementation of modern authentication methods – from classic MFA to passwordless methods like Passkeys.
Development and testing of individual extensions – upgradeable long-term.
Consulting on scaling, cluster architecture, session handling, caching, and database connectivity – for stable performance under load.
Developing a sustainable release strategy – including, upon request, closing identified security gaps even before official updates.
Designing logging, event, and SIEM integrations – for traceable processes and auditable documentation.
Designing a data protection-compliant IAM architecture – with data minimization, clear attribute models, and documented data flows.



We support you with best practice approaches.
Unclear role and permission concepts
Growing realm structures without governance
Insecure default configurations
Missing upgrade strategy
Complex integrations with legacy systems
Audit requirements without structured event documentation
For organizations currently operating or planning to operate Keycloak themselves.
Ideal if you:
For organizations that want to rely on Keycloak – but with additional features and a structured operating model. Bare.ID extends Keycloak with additional features, stability mechanisms, and professional operational processes – without losing its openness.
Ideal if you:
Bare.ID combines product development and IAM consulting in one team. Our platform is built on Keycloak at its core – which is why we understand typical challenges from real-world operations, not just project environments.
We are active Keycloak contributors and share our experience with the community. As sparring partners, we think beyond mere implementation and understand architecture, extensibility, and release cycles in detail.
For us, security and regulatory requirements are not an add-on, but a foundation. Especially in the public sector and regulated industries, we understand the requirements and ensure auditability, documentation, and robust governance structures.
Analysis of your existing architecture, security requirements, and goals.
Specific recommendations, prioritized and with risk assessment.
Collaborative implementation, workshops, or reviews – tailored to your needs.

Bare.ID combines product development, security architecture, and regulatory expertise in one team.


Do you have further questions? Feel free to schedule a non-binding discovery call.
Yes. We analyze existing realms, client configurations, role models, extensions, and infrastructure setups. In doing so, we identify architectural flaws, security-relevant configuration risks, and upgrade obstacles, and develop concrete recommendations for stabilization and further development.
We do not provide operational support or hosting. Instead, we assist with architecture, operating models, and scaling concepts so that your internal team can operate Keycloak in a controlled manner. If a more comprehensive platform approach is desired, Bare.ID can be a suitable standalone IAM solution.
Upgrade capability starts with the architecture. We ensure a clear separation between Keycloak core and individual extensions, check SPI implementations and custom providers for release compatibility, and develop structured test and migration strategies. This allows new versions to be introduced predictably and with calculable risk.
Yes. Especially in the public sector, traceability, logging, clear authorization models, and documented data flows are crucial. We consider regulatory requirements early in the architecture, ensuring that auditability and sovereignty are technically implemented.
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