Which role does not have administrative access over SecOps settings?

The role that does not have administrative access over SecOps settings is the role of sn_sec.viewer. This role is specifically designed for users who need to view security operations data without the ability to modify any settings or configurations.

While this role allows users to view incidents, vulnerabilities, and other related information, it deliberately restricts access to actions that would impact the operational state of the SecOps environment. By not including administrative privileges, it ensures that sensitive configurations and changes are protected and only accessible to those with higher clearance roles.

In contrast, the other roles mentioned, such as sn_sec_cmn.admin, sn_vul.admin, and sn_operational.admin, are granted administrative capabilities, allowing users to configure and manage security operations settings. These roles are intended for users who need more control over the SecOps processes, including the ability to create, update, and manage security incident workflows and vulnerability responses. Focusing on the specific capabilities granted to each role illustrates why sn_sec.viewer stands out as lacking administrative access.