PolicySprachen
PolicySprachen, in plural, refers to formal languages used to specify policies—rules and constraints that govern the behavior of systems, organizations, and processes. These languages aim to separate policy specification from application logic, enabling centralized management, auditing, and automatic enforcement.
PolicySprachen are applied across domains such as security, privacy, governance, and regulatory compliance. They express decisions
Key characteristics include declarative semantics, support for conditional rules, and mechanisms to combine policies and resolve
Common paradigms encompass attribute-based access control (ABAC) languages, RBAC-derived policies, and policy-driven management. Notable examples include
Implementation considerations address expressiveness versus decidability, performance, versioning, policy composition, and conflict resolution. Tooling often provides