When building a playbook, how should you ensure that different SecOps roles see appropriate information for the alert the playbook handles?

• A. Add a view to the playbook for each role.
• B. Add Case Comment actions per role.
• C. Add Create Siemplify Task action per role.
• D. Add General insight action per role.

Answer: (A)

Controlling what each SecOps role can see hinges on tailoring the playbook’s views to the role. By adding a dedicated view for each role, you present only the relevant data, fields, and panels to that user when an alert is being handled. This keeps sensitive information out of reach for roles that don’t need it, reduces noise, and helps enforce proper separation of duties while guiding responders with the right context for their responsibilities.

The other options don’t address visibility. Case comments or per-role tasks change what users can do or add, but they don’t restrict what information a user sees in the playbook. A per-role general insight action likewise affects content, not the viewable data. So, role-specific views are the correct mechanism.