Userpermission
Userpermission refers to the rights granted to a user to perform actions on resources within a computer system or network. It serves as the authorization component of access control, distinct from authentication, which verifies identity. In many systems, permissions can be assigned directly to users, to groups, or to roles, and a user’s effective rights are the combination of these grants.
Access control models define how permissions are managed. Discretionary access control allows resource owners to grant
Common permission types include read, write, execute, delete, and administer, but many systems support fine-grained rights
Best practices emphasize the principle of least privilege, regular access reviews, and timely revocation of rights
Management typically relies on identity and access management (IAM) systems, provisioning workflows, and policy enforcement points