Uporabniki

Uporabniki is the Slovenian term for users. In information technology, a user denotes a person or automated process that interacts with a computer system, software, or online service. Users are typically identified by an account with credentials and may have associated profile data, preferences, and permissions.

A central aspect of working with users is access management. Systems implement authentication to verify identity and authorization to grant permissions. This often relies on roles or groups and may use methods such as passwords, tokens, or multi-factor authentication. Common access control concepts include role-based access control (RBAC) and access control lists (ACLs). User management features cover account creation, activation, password management, role assignment, and deactivation or deletion when a user leaves an organization.

Data and privacy are important considerations in user handling. User data comprises personal information, activity logs, and preferences. Compliance frameworks such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) influence how organizations store, process, and delete data. Principles of consent, data minimization, and user rights (such as access, correction, and erasure) are central concerns for systems that manage users.

Applications and scope are broad, spanning consumer software, enterprise systems, and web services. Across these contexts, clear delineation of user roles supports security, accountability, and a positive user experience. Design and implementation typically aim to balance usability with robust security, enabling users to perform tasks efficiently while protecting system integrity.