Skip to main content

Roles & Permissions

RTF has two roles: Admin and Member. Every user in your organization is assigned one of these roles when their account is created.


Role Overview

CapabilityMemberAdmin
Access all RTF engagement featuresYesYes
Create and manage engagementsYesYes
Use the web terminalYesYes
Use AI featuresYesYes
Record findingsYesYes
View team chatYesYes
See who's onlineYesYes
Update own profileYesYes
Change own passwordYesYes
Enable/disable own 2FAYesYes
Invite / create new usersNoYes
Edit or delete other usersNoYes
Manage organization settingsNoYes
View audit logsNoYes
Manage licenses and seatsNoYes
View platform-wide statisticsNoYes

Member Role

The Member role is the standard role for red team operators. Members have full access to all engagement features — everything they need to plan and run an assessment.

Members cannot access administrative functions like user management or audit logs.


Admin Role

The Admin role is for team leads and platform administrators. In addition to full member access, admins can:

  • Create new user accounts for team members
  • Update or deactivate existing accounts
  • Manage the organization profile (name, settings)
  • Monitor license usage — see how many seats are in use
  • Review audit logs — a full record of all authentication and account events
  • View platform statistics — team-wide activity overview
tip

It's good practice to have at least two admins in your organization so there's always a backup if one admin is unavailable.


Who Assigns Roles?

Roles are assigned by an Admin when creating or editing a user account. If you need your role changed, contact your organization admin.


Organization vs User Scope

All permissions are scoped to your organization. An admin in one organization has no visibility into or control over another organization's data or users.


Next Steps