Which feature is not available to tenant users in the Deep Security Manager Web Console?

Tenant users in the Deep Security Manager Web Console are typically restricted in certain administrative capabilities to maintain the integrity and security of the management environment. One such capability that is not available to them is the ability to create new policies. This feature is usually reserved for higher-level administrators, allowing them to control and define security postures without risk of modifications from tenant users, who may not have the necessary visibility or authorization to make such changes.

On the other hand, tenant users do have access to a variety of reports relevant to their scope of operation, including the ability to view system logs as needed. Additionally, account confirmation processes are generally part of user management that can also fall under tenant capabilities to ensure secure access and authentication.

By limiting policy creation to higher-level users, Deep Security ensures that security policies remain consistent and are managed by personnel fully aware of the implications and requirements, thus minimizing potential security risks introduced by unauthorized changes.