Description: Group management is the process of managing groups of users within a network to control access and permissions. This approach allows system administrators to organize users into sets that share similar characteristics or needs, thereby facilitating the management of permissions and resources. By grouping users, security and access policies can be applied more efficiently, reducing administrative overhead and improving the overall security of the system. Group management is fundamental in various business and IT environments, where collaboration and controlled access to information are essential. Additionally, it enables the implementation of more robust security practices, as specific rules can be established for each group, ensuring that only authorized users have access to certain resources. This practice is common in operating systems, cloud platforms, and enterprise applications, where organization and security are priorities.
