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What are Policy Enforcement Points (PEPs)?

Policy Enforcement Points are parts of a system that control access by checking each request, asking a Policy Decision Point (PDP) for a decision, and then allowing or blocking the request based on that decision.

Why it matters: PEPs ensure access is consistently enforced in real time, preventing unauthorized actions before they occur.

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