role based access control

How Does RBAC Work?

RBAC operates by defining roles within an organization, assigning users to these roles, and granting permissions to roles rather than to individual users. Here are the key components of RBAC:
Roles: Defined based on job functions within the organization. Examples include Administrator, Manager, and Employee.
Permissions: Specific access rights granted to roles. These can include read, write, edit, delete, and execute permissions for various resources.
Users: Individuals who are assigned to roles based on their job functions and responsibilities.

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