Dynamic generation of policy enforcement rules and actions from policy attachment semantics

At least one set of enforceable policy provisions is identified within at least one defined service level policy to be enforced during runtime by a policy enforcement point (PEP). Each set of enforceable policy provisions includes a policy subject, a reference to a policy domain, and at least one as...

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Hauptverfasser:	De Armas, Mario E, Gago, Oswaldo, Smith, Maria E, Shah, Gaurang, Burke, Thomas C
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