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# Threat Intel Reports Management

Threat Intel Reports gives you the ability to create, review, publish, and generate threat intelligence reports.

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If users are unable to see the Threat Intel page, ensure that users have access, by verifying that their user role is assigned the Threat Intel permission (Page Access).
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The Threat Intel Reports page shows all the types of reports created, the Traffic Light Protocol, the status, and who created the report. You can do the following:

* [Create a Threat Intel Report](/cortex-xsoar-6-threat-intel-management-guides/6.13/reports/threat-intel-reports/threat-intel-reports-management/create-a-threat-intel-report.md)

  By default, users with Administrator or Analyst roles have read/write access to the reports themselves. When creating a report, you can [restrict access](/cortex-xsoar-6-threat-intel-management-guides/6.13/reports/threat-intel-reports/threat-intel-reports-management/rbac-for-reports.md) to the report.
* [Generate a Threat Intel Report](/cortex-xsoar-6-threat-intel-management-guides/6.13/reports/threat-intel-reports/threat-intel-reports-management/generate-a-threat-intel-report.md)

  Enables you to create a PDF version of the report.
* [Publish a Threat Intel Report](/cortex-xsoar-6-threat-intel-management-guides/6.13/reports/threat-intel-reports/threat-intel-reports-management/publish-a-threat-intel-report.md)

  Once published, it creates a read-only version of the report for you to share.


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