Právo

In the context of computer science (CS), „právo“ translates to „rights“ or „permissions.“ It refers to the entitlements or authorizations granted to users or systems regarding access to resources, such as files, directories, or services within a computing environment. Rights determine what actions can be performed by a user or a process, including reading, writing, executing, or modifying data.

For example, in operating systems, access control lists (ACLs) or permission settings can specify who has the right to access certain files and what actions they can perform on those files. In cybersecurity, managing these rights is crucial for protecting sensitive data and ensuring users only have access to the resources necessary for their roles. Thus, „právo“ in computer science embodies the concepts of access control and security governance, which are essential for maintaining system integrity and confidentiality.