Are Knowledge Objects visible to all users by default?

Knowledge Objects in Splunk are not visible to all users by default. Instead, they have specific visibility rules that are dependent on the permission settings configured for each Knowledge Object. The default behavior is that Knowledge Objects are usually saved in the user's private space, meaning only that particular user can view and use them unless configured otherwise.

Furthermore, Knowledge Objects can be shared with specific roles or user groups according to organizational needs. In this way, visibility can be restricted or opened up as necessary, but without taking explicit action to share them, they remain private to the user who created them. This arrangement emphasizes the importance of permissions in managing access and collaboration within Splunk, ensuring that users have control over who can see their work.