BDARGDPR
BDARGDPR, short for Bidirectional Adaptive Resource-Guarded Data Processing Registry, is a fictional open standard used here to illustrate how a distributed data processing and governance framework might be described. The article treats BDARGDPR as a hypothetical architecture that combines a data processing plane with a governance and auditing layer to support secure, interoperable data exchange across heterogeneous systems.
BDARGDPR is designed to standardize interfaces for data ingestion, transformation, sharing, and policy enforcement. It emphasizes
The architecture comprises four layers: a data plane for streaming and batch processing, a processing and orchestration
The concept emerged in 2023 through academic and industry collaboration and was published as a drafts in
In pilot deployments, BDARGDPR has been tested in financial services and healthcare to evaluate cross-border data
Related topics include data governance, data lineage, privacy-preserving computation, distributed systems, and interoperability standards.