Mapping Keycloak configuration to the access control and authentication requirements of the frameworks auditors test.
How Keycloak supports the HIPAA Security Rule technical safeguards for systems holding ePHI: unique user identification, automatic logoff through session timeouts, person or entity authentication with MFA, and login and admin events for audit controls.
Configuring Keycloak against PCI DSS v4.0.1 requirement 8: unique IDs, inactive account handling, the 15-minute idle timeout, password length and lockout settings, and MFA for access into the cardholder data environment.
Using Keycloak as evidence for SOC 2 CC6 criteria: registering and removing users, role-based access and least privilege, and stronger authentication for access from outside the system boundary.
Mapping Keycloak to NIST SP 800-53 IA-2 and related controls: unique identification of organizational users, MFA for privileged and non-privileged accounts, replay-resistant authentication and the evidence assessors examine.
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