Which type of users may not have full access privileges in FortiAnalyzer?

In FortiAnalyzer, restricted users are specifically designed to have limited access privileges compared to other user types. This means they can be assigned only a subset of permissions tailored to their roles, thereby ensuring that sensitive information and critical functionalities are protected from unauthorized access.

Restricted users often have permissions that focus on viewing data or performing certain specific tasks, but they cannot modify configurations, access all logs or reports, or make administrative changes to the system. This hierarchical access model allows organizations to enforce security policies effectively by granting users only the rights necessary for their job functions, thus reducing the risk of accidental or malicious actions that could compromise system integrity.

In contrast, admin users typically enjoy full access to all functionalities of FortiAnalyzer, enabling them to manage configurations and oversee operations comprehensively. Guest users generally possess the least privileges for viewing limited data without altering any content, whereas default users might have baseline permissions but can vary widely based on how the system was set up. This distinction underlines the importance of role-based access control in maintaining security and operational integrity.