Employees in every organization are granted different levels of clearance to access information and classified or restricted areas based on their job profiles, such as different network locations, applications, or data. This process includes users who manage and have access to IT security products that protect the organization's critical resources, such as QRadar. Every organization implements its own security policies to provide users with different permissions according to their roles. In this context, QRadar provides the ability to segment users' access based on a combination of factors, which can yield granular results. The information contained in QRadar includes network hierarchy and topology, assets, log and flow sources, event and flow data, offenses, scanning activity, management activity, and more. This course introduces QRadar user management foundations, where you learn about user accounts and the different methods to authenticate, and how to implement granular user controls, such as user roles, security profiles, domains, and tenants.
