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Jupyter and Observability apps permissions

Configure permissions to use Jupyter and Observability applications.

The following permissions enable users to use Jupyter and Observability applications.

Caution

Jupyter Notebook permissions

An interactive notebook environment for creating and running Python-based analyses and automations. Jupyter Notebooks let you explore security data, build custom analytics, and prototype detections.

Caution

For more information, see Notebooks.

Component
Description
Roles Example

None

No access to Jupyter Notebooks.

  • SOC Analyst Tier-1: Focus on issue triage.

  • SOC Analyst Tier-2: Standard investigation tools are sufficient. Consider View/Edit if the team performs advanced analysis.

View/Edit

Full access to Jupyter Notebooks, including installing, creating, editing, saving, and exporting notebooks. You can also execute Python code and access datasets.

  • SOC Analyst Tier-3: Advanced investigations often require custom analysis, data exploration, and ad-hoc queries.

  • Threat Hunter: Critical - Notebooks are essential for hypothesis-driven hunting, custom analytics, and data exploration.

  • Security Engineer: Develops custom detection logic, automation scripts, and analysis tools.

Consider adding the following permissions:

Permission
Permission Level
Reason

Query Center

View or View/Edit

  • View: Required to run XQL queries from notebooks via Cortex SDK.

  • View/Edit: Strongly recommended to save and manage queries created in notebooks.

Dataset Permissions

N/a

Various. Control which datasets are queryable from notebooks.

Query Library

Enabled

Strongly recommended to access and save queries.

Cases & Issues

View or View/Edit

  • View: Strongly recommended to view cases and issues data for correlation in notebooks.

  • View/Edit: Recommended to create/update cases from notebook analysis.

Threat Intel

View

Strongly recommended to enrich data with threat intelligence in notebooks.

Playbooks

Enabled with checkboxes selected

Enabled with Playbooks and Create Playbooks selected. Recommended to reference and develop playbooks from notebooks.

Scripts

Enabled with checkboxes selected

Enabled with Scripts and Create Scripts selected. Recommended to reference and develop scripts alongside notebooks.

Detection Rules

View/Edit

Recommended to view and create detection rules for analysis.

Forensics

View/Edit

Recommended to access the forensics data for analysis and initiate forensic action.

Action Center

View/Edit

Recommended to view and execute response actions.

Observability

Observability provides infrastructure and application monitoring capabilities within Cortex XSIAM, leveraging Prometheus-based metrics collection, alerting, and visualization through Grafana integration.

Note

Observability is a Beta feature and is still subject to changes. To enable the feature in your tenant, contact your Customer Support Team.

Component
Description
Roles Example

None

No access to Observability.

SOC Analyst Tier-1, 2, and 3, and Threat Hunters who do not need tool development.

View/Edit

Full access to Observability, including access to the Observability interface, View Prometheus UI, and Alert Manager.

Security Engineers: Require full access for tool development and configuration.

Consider adding the following permissions:

Permission
Permission Level
Reason

Broker VM

View or View/Edit

Strongly recommended to view Broker VMs hosting Observability collectors and configure Observability collectors on Broker VMs.

Alert Notifications

View/Edit

Recommended to configure alert notifications from Observability alerts.

Data Sources

View/Edit

Recommended to manage data sources that feed into Observability.

Cases & Issues

View/Edit

Recommended to correlate Observability alerts with security cases and create cases from Observability findings.

Audit

View

Recommended to review audit logs for Observability configuration changes.

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