In distributed system development security is a major design criteria. Se- curity and more specific access-control can be seen as an aspect in terms of Aspectoriented Programming. We present a Model Driven Development (MDD) approach to the development of access control aspects which permits their generation from UML models. The contribution of this paper is threefold. First, we present the integration of access control requirements into the software development process. Second, we introduce an access control specification language for distributed systems that is capable to express the access control aspect of a system. Third, we define an interceptor-based approach for the integration of aspects into the application logic during runtime instead of code weaving. Applying our technique to the design process of a distributed system allows to generate the access control aspects of the system in an specification language that subsequently can be enforced by an interceptor enabled platform.