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# GenericBreakGlass: XACML Reference Implementation
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Today’s IT systems implement fine-grained access control mechanisms
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to protect a companies assets and to fulfill regulations such as
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Basel III, SoX or HIPAA. In general, access control cannot fully
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Basel III, SoX, or HIPAA. In general, access control cannot fully
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capture all requirements. In particular, for exceptional situations it
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is hard to formulate access control policies taking all possible
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legitimate accesses into account. Exceptional Access Control is an
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approach for allowing users to override access control decisions in,
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e.g., emergency situations. Different approaches and techniques
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have been presented how to allow the user to override access control
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restrictions in a controlled way, e. g., **Break (the) Glass**,
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Overriding Access Control, or related approaches such as Optimistic
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Security.
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restrictions in a controlled way, e. g., **Break (the) Glass**. Break
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Glass Access Control allows users to override access control decision
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in a controlled manner.
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This project contains an XACML PDP/PEP infrastructure supporting
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_Break Glass Access Control_.
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