Examples of SecurityPolicy

com.getperka.flatpack.security.SecurityPolicy
Determines the permissions that are required to access security targets.
com.sun.xml.wss.impl.policy.SecurityPolicy
Tagging interface for the following Security Policy types (or any custom defined security policy type)
- MLSPolicy
- SecurityPolicyContainer
- DynamicSecurityPolicy
org.cometd.bayeux.server.SecurityPolicy

A {@link SecurityPolicy} defines the broad authorization constraints that must beenforced by a {@link BayeuxServer}.

The usage of {@link SecurityPolicy} has been mostly replaced by the usage of themore flexible {@link Authorizer} for creation of channels, subscription to channelsand publish to channels. {@link SecurityPolicy} is still the central authorization component for handshakes.
A {@link BayeuxServer} may deny the handshake from clients that do not haveproper authentication credentials, or may deny clients to publish on reserved channels and so on; all these activities are controlled by the {@link SecurityPolicy}implementation installed on the {@link BayeuxServer} via{@link BayeuxServer#setSecurityPolicy(SecurityPolicy)}.
@see ServerChannel#addAuthorizer(Authorizer)
org.opensaml.ws.security.SecurityPolicy
A security policy is a collection of {@link SecurityPolicyRule}, evaluated against a {@link MessageContext}, that is meant to determine if a message is well-formed, valid, and otherwise okay to process. Security policies MUST be thread safe and stateless.

Examples of org.opensaml.ws.security.SecurityPolicy

     * @param samlContext saml context to set the policy to
     * @param binding     binding used to retrieve the message
     */
    protected void populateSecurityPolicy(SAMLMessageContext samlContext, SAMLBinding binding) {


        SecurityPolicy policy = new BasicSecurityPolicy();
        binding.getSecurityPolicy(policy.getPolicyRules(), samlContext);
        StaticSecurityPolicyResolver resolver = new StaticSecurityPolicyResolver(policy);
        samlContext.setSecurityPolicyResolver(resolver);


    }

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