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How PingGateway Enabled a Controlled, Risk-Managed Migration to Modern Identity In a fast-moving digital identity landscape, enterprises must evolve authentication systems with minimal disruption. Midships Organization, operating globally, sought to transition from a legacy DAON deployment pattern to a modern, standards-based approach with PingAM and FIDO2 device credentials. Rather than executing a risky “big bang” switch, the team architected a phased migration strategy,

Introduction Modernizing Customer Identity and Access Management for major Indonesian bank A major bank in Indonesia partnered with...

Introduction Midships conducted a rigorous early performance testing initiative on the P1AIC SaaS platform for a top-tier banking client...

Introduction A leading financial institution experienced a critical authentication failure when 2.7 million users were unintentionally removed from its Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) system. This resulted in widespread login failures, service downtime, and major disruptions to digital banking services. Midships was engaged to rapidly resolve the incident and implement proactive measures to prevent recurrence. The Challenges Mass Authentication Failures A sudde

Introduction One of the largest gaming service providers in Asia sought to modernize its Customer Identity and Access Management (CIAM) ...

Introduction A leading Singaporean financial institution—among the nation’s top banks—sought to reinforce its high-availability capabilities to satisfy both growing business demands and heightened regulatory requirements set by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS). Historically relying on a single-cluster #PingAIS setup, the bank encountered limitations in meeting the zero-downtime standard mandated by regulators. Recognizing that any system interruption could jeopardize