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Beyond Centralized Policy Decision Points: Decentralized Sticky Policy Authorization through Evidence Quorums
Sticky policies remain attached to protected data so that access restrictions can persist across systems, yet request-time authorization often still depends on a centralized Trusted Authority or Policy Decision Point (PDP). This paper presents SPEAR-Q, a decentralized framework in which independent
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