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# Intake Restricted roles | ||
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Intake restricted roles allow organizations to segregate user access by datasources. | ||
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Not all teams need access to the same data. For example, a network infrastructure team may only require access to network logs, whereas a security team needs broader access across all logs to monitor for threats. | ||
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Intake restricted roles enable organizations to compartmentalize data streams so that only users with the appropriate permissions can access specific subsets of data, efficiently manage responsibilities and ensure data confidentiality. | ||
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## Creating an intake restricted role | ||
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To create an `intake restricted role`, follow these steps: | ||
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1. Go to Settings > Workspace > Roles | ||
2. Click on the Add New Role button | ||
3. Provide role details: | ||
- Role name: Enter a name for the new role | ||
- Description: Write a description between 10 and 1000 characters to explain the purpose and responsibilities associated with this role | ||
4. Click on the `specific intakes` label to restrict access to a specific list of intakes | ||
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![specific intakes](/assets/user_center/specific_intakes.png) | ||
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5. Select the intakes to authorize for this role and click on the `Next` button | ||
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![intake list](/assets/user_center/restricted_intake_list.png) | ||
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4. Choose the specific permissions you want to assign to this role. These permissions will define what actions users with this role can perform | ||
5. Click `Save` to create the role. The new role will now appear in the roles listing. | ||
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## Assigning the intake restricted role to users | ||
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Once the `intake restricted role` is created, you can assign it to existing users: | ||
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1. Navigate to the Workspace users page in the settings menu | ||
2. Select the user you want to assign the role to | ||
3. Attribute the new custom role to the user and save your changes | ||
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## Important considerations | ||
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### Limited permissions | ||
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With Intake restricted roles, permissions selection is limited to `alerts`, `CTI`, `Dashboards` and `events` due to the nature of this role. | ||
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### Disabling built-in roles | ||
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When you assign a custom role to a user, any built-in roles previously assigned to that user will be disabled. Ensure that the custom role includes all necessary permissions for the user’s responsibilities. | ||
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### Exclusive Intake restricted roles | ||
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You can assign only one intake restricted role per user. Intake restricted cannot be combined with built-in or custom roles. |
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