BACKGROUND

Organizations often rely on multiple sub-systems to prevent actions on a single sub-system from impacting the performance or availability of other sub-systems maintained by these organizations. Each of these sub-systems may offer specific features that are managed through use of different authorization mechanisms in order to ensure that entities attempting to make use of these specified features are authorized to do so. However, coordination of use of these authorization mechanisms within an organization without exposing these authorization mechanisms at a central location is complex and utilizes a lot of resources.

