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# Set the Source Reliability of Enrichment Integrations

Set enrichment integration source reliability in Cortex XSOAR 6.15.

The [source reliability](/cortex-xsoar-6-threat-intel-management-guides/6.15/learn-about-threat-intel-management/readme-1/indicator-verdict.md) of enrichment integrations is set by the reliability parameter. If an enrichment integration does not have a reliability parameter, the default source reliability is A+. You can change the source reliability for a specific instance from the UI when configuring the integration instance.

Some integrations allow you to clear the source reliability at the instance level and instead use a server configuration to set the source reliability across all instances of the integration. In addition, you can use a server configuration to set the source reliability across all enrichment integration instances that do not have a source reliability set.

You can set the source reliability through the following methods:

* Through a server configuration, for all enrichment integrations.
* Through a server configuration, for a specific integration. If a source reliability is set for a specific integration, this overrides the setting for all enrichment integrations.
* In the settings for a specific integration instance. If you set the source reliability for a specific instance, this overrides the setting for the specific integration and the setting for all enrichment integrations.

{% hint style="info" %}
For either server configuration to affect an enrichment integration instance, the source reliability must be cleared first from the instance. To remove the current source reliability score, go to Settings → Integrations → **Instances**, find the relevant instance, and click on the gear icon to access the integration instance settings. In the **Source Reliability** field click the x next to the source reliability score. Note that if the **Source Reliability** field is a required field (a red asterisk displays next to **Source Reliability**) for this integration, you are not able to clear the source reliability and use server configurations to affect this instance.
{% endhint %}

To set the source reliability for all enrichment integrations and for a specified integration do the following:

1. Remove the current source reliability score from the enrichment integration instance.
   1. Go to Settings → INTEGRATIONS → **Instances**.
   2. Search for the integration that you want to set the source reliability score for and click to access the instance parameters.
   3. In the **Source Reliability** field, click the **x** next to the source reliability score.
   4. Click **Done**.
2. Go to Settings → ABOUT → **Troubleshooting**.
3. In the **Server Configuration** section, click **Add Server Configuration**.
4. To set the source reliability for all enrichment integrations:
   1. Remove any `integrations.enrichment.reliability.<integration_name>` advanced configurations if they exist.
   2. In the **Key** field, enter `integrations.enrichment.reliability`.
5. To set the source reliability for a specific integration, in the **Key** field, enter `integrations.enrichment.reliability.`*`<integration_name>`*, where `<integration_name>` is the vendor name of the enrichment integration for which to set the reliability score the reliability score (applies to all instances of the specified integration). The vendor name can be found in the indicator summary view. Type the vendor name as it appears.
6. In the **Value** field enter the source reliability score for the enrichment integration. You can enter only the letter or both the letter and the description in the **Value** field.
   * `A+ - 3rd party enrichment`
   * `A - Completely reliable`
   * `B - Usually reliable`
   * `C - Fairly reliable`
   * `D - Not usually reliable`
   * `E - Unreliable`
   * `F - Reliability cannot be judged`
7. Click **Save**.


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