I am running a Kentico v13.0.52 solution with a .NET Core website.A number of configuration elements may contribute to the issues I am seeing with sessions and SSO when operating on a load balanced...

An exception was thrown while deserializing the token. Message: The antiforgery token could not be decrypted. Exception type: Microsoft.AspNetCore.Antiforgery.AntiforgeryValidationException Stack ...

I am working on adding some custom code for the Data Protection Module. I want to use a Custom @Erasure Configuration Control@ so using the below code:DataProtectionControlsRegister.Instance.Regist...

we have base license of kentico 11 now our site given an error of data protection feature can we disable this feature from kentico 11 any help?

hello kentico dev i try to apply data protection i use (cookie law and tracking consent) its working but whene i click on i agree it should be disappear after i agree but its no working Image1Image...

This is a last part of the three-part miniseries (here are the first and second article) focused on wrestling  GDPR and data protection through Kentico 11 editions. We covered consents and their management, continued to the challenges stemming from dealing with the consent agreements, and have finally arrived at exploring the topic of GDPR rights.

It is definite. Spring 2018 is going to be in the name of GDPR preparation for many businesses interested into doing EU business. Mapping the data flow, last minute collecting of consents, exploring the deep waters of the data-collecting ocean, and ensuring enough coffee supply for their teams to make it through on time. With Kentico 11 release, however, the preparation for GDPR (or any other data protection regulation) can be much easier and streamlined.