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Unique Roles: Each role should be distinct and specific to a set of responsibilities. This prevents overlap and confusion.
Avoid Overloading: Avoid loading a role with too many privileges. The principle of least privilege should be followed - assign only necessary rights to a role.
Memorable Yet Secure: Role names should be intuitive and easy to remember, but not too predictable to avoid potential security risks.
Ideal Length: A role name that is too short may lack clarity, while a long one may be hard to remember. Aim for a sweet spot between 6 to 14 characters.
Special Characters? Think Twice: Avoid special characters in the role name instead use your creativity to provide a better name.
Consistent Naming Convention: Managing multiple roles? Having a consistent naming structure can simplify management and identification.
No Offensive Language: Ensure the role names are professional and respectful.
Regular Audits: Review roles and their privileges regularly to maintain security and prevent unauthorized access.
Delete: Need to temporarily suspend a role? Remove users from the role instead of deleting it. If the role is no longer needed, then consider deletion.
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