Who can reset another user's password in the Falcon system?

The ability to reset another user's password in the Falcon system is specifically designated to administrators who possess the relevant roles. This restriction is in place to ensure that only authorized personnel can manage user accounts and maintain security protocols within the system.

Admins with the necessary permissions are typically part of a structured hierarchy that includes roles such as Security Lead or other designated administrators, empowering them to manage user access effectively and securely. Allowing only those with specific roles to perform this action helps mitigate the risk of unauthorized access and protects sensitive information from potential security breaches.

In contrast, basic account users do not have the privileges necessary for such administrative tasks, and while anyone with access to the Falcon console has certain capabilities, the authority to reset passwords is limited to users with higher-level permissions. This ensures that robust security measures are in place, safeguarding user data and overall system integrity.