Sharing model
Read, write, and manage grants make collaboration explicit while preserving ownership and revocation paths.
Security and governance define how OpsRabbit users, groups, service principals, tenants, and shared resources interact. The goal is to let responders collaborate without turning every investigation artifact or agent into an uncontrolled shared asset.

What this page covers
Use roles for tenant-level administration and ownership for original resource control.
Use user, group, and service-principal grants for chats, agents, scheduled jobs, and inherited connection access.
Use expiry, review dates, reasons, and tickets when sharing investigation resources across teams.
Operational detail
Security and governance define how OpsRabbit users, groups, service principals, tenants, and shared resources interact. The goal is to let responders collaborate without turning every investigation artifact or agent into an uncontrolled shared asset.
Read, write, and manage grants make collaboration explicit while preserving ownership and revocation paths.
In MSP deployments, chat lists, search, history, exports, attachments, pins, and source history stay scoped to the active tenant.
Share only for the handoff or review window, document the reason, and revoke when the incident or audit task ends.
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