Interrolle
Interrolle is a framework and protocol intended to enable cross-domain interoperability of access control policies across organizational boundaries. It provides a governance model and a technical mechanism to map roles and permissions so that a user’s rights can be recognized and enforced across diverse systems.
The architecture centers on a network of Interrolle Nodes, a policy registry, and a set of reference
Data model and operation focus on a role-to-permission mapping, where a user’s claim asserts a particular role
Standards and interoperability emphasize compatibility with existing identity and access standards such as SAML, OAuth 2.0,
History and adoption notes point to a cross-industry consortium that introduced the framework in the late 2010s,
See also: access control, identity management, role-based access control, attribute-based access control, digital identity.