Admin roles for ITP

Many enterprise roles in your org, from SecOps engineers to help desk admins, may need access to Identity Threat Protection with Okta AI. You can grant these users least-privilege access by customizing their admin roles.

Super admins

Super admin is the highest level of Okta permissions. Super admins can perform all admin activities for an org, including those for ITP, and have full management access.

Report admins

Report admins have view-only access to Okta reporting features. In orgs with ITP enabled, these admins can view dashboard widgets, System Logs, and observability reports.

Custom admin roles

Early Access release. See Enable self-service features.

Custom admin roles have granular permissions that are limited to a specific use case or a collection of resources. Custom ITP permissions include manually revoking a user session, viewing or managing policies, elevating or lowering user risk, and configuring the Shared Signals Framework receiver. See Role permissions and Configure custom admin roles for ITP

Super admins in AMFA orgs

Okta offers limited ITP permissions to orgs with Adaptive MFA. To access these features, you must be a directly assigned super admin (no group assignments). See Risk scoring and Shared Signal Framework Receiver.

Custom admin roles for ITP aren't available for AMFA orgs.

Compare role permissions

Permission

Super admin ITP custom admin Super admin (AMFA org)
Manage shared signals framework receiver streams
View shared signals framework receiver streams
Manage users' risk and manually elevate user risk
View users' risk
View risk detections by user, investigate and offer feedback
Manage entity risk policy
View entity risk policy
Manage session protection policy
View session protection policy
Configure Universal Logout
View dashboard widgets and reports ●*
Create a delegated Workflow for policy actions
Manually revoke a user session
Assign custom admin roles for ITP

* - requires Report admin role

Related topics

Custom admin roles

Configure custom admin roles for ITP