Embedded Authorization Logic
Embedded authorization logic is the practice of keeping access rules hardcoded inside each application instead of externalizing decisions to a policy layer.
Definition
Embedded authorization logic means that applications locally contain and execute their own business access rules, often in code. This creates inconsistency, slows change, complicates governance, and makes cross-application policy control much harder than with centralized or externalized decision models.
The Ariovis perspective
Ariovis does not modernize an anti-pattern by adding another tool. The first step is to understand the process, ownership and operating weakness, then simplify the target before automating it.
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