Managing users is about more than creating accounts and resetting passwords. It’s about maintaining control as people join, change roles, and eventually leave your organization.
This section focuses on how access should be structured, reviewed, and removed over time. The resources here cover role-based access, onboarding and offboarding practices, permission creep, and the risks that build up when accounts are treated as permanent.
Most security issues tied to users aren’t the result of bad intentions — they come from accounts that were never reviewed, access that was granted “temporarily,” or processes that depend on someone remembering to clean things up later.
If your business relies on shared logins, informal access requests, or tribal knowledge about who has access to what, these resources will help you understand where the gaps form and how to close them before they become incidents.
