Description: Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) is a method of regulating access to computer or network resources based on the roles of individual users. RBAC allows administrators to define what actions users can perform and which resources they can access, all based on their assigned roles. This methodology is fundamental for security and permission management in various environments, where multiple users and services may interact with a variety of resources. RBAC is based on the creation of roles that group specific permissions, which can be assigned to users or groups. This not only simplifies permission management but also minimizes the risk of unauthorized access to critical resources. The implementation of RBAC integrates with various authentication systems, allowing for smoother and more secure access management. Additionally, RBAC facilitates auditing and regulatory compliance, as it enables organizations to track who has access to which resources and what actions they can perform. In summary, RBAC is an essential tool for ensuring that users have the appropriate access to the resources necessary to perform their work without compromising the security of the environment.
