Which two role types have access to CUIC reporting objects maintained through a system of Roles and Permissions? (Choose two.)

Cisco Unified Intelligence Center (CUIC) uses a role-based access control system to manage reporting objects. The two primary roles responsible for creating and modifying the core reporting objects are Report Designer and Report Definition Designer. A Report Definition Designer creates and manages report definitions, which are the templates that define data sources and fields. A Report Designer then uses these definitions to create, modify, and format the actual reports that end-users will run. Both roles are essential for managing the lifecycle of reporting objects.

B. A Dashboard Administrator manages the layout and content of dashboards, which display reports, but does not create or modify the underlying report objects themselves.
C. A Security Administrator manages users, groups, and their permissions within CUIC, controlling who can access objects, but does not design the reporting objects.
E. Security Configuration Designer is not a standard, predefined user role within the Cisco Unified Intelligence Center system.

1. Cisco Unified Intelligence Center Report Customization Guide, Release 12.5(1), "Users and Groups" chapter, "User Roles" section. This section explicitly defines the capabilities of each role, stating that Report Designers "can create and edit Reports" and Report Definition Designers "can create and edit Report Definitions."

2. User Guide for the Cisco Unified Intelligence Center, Release 12.5(1), "Security" chapter, "User Roles and Permissions" table. The table details the permissions for each stock role, confirming that Report Designer and Report Definition Designer have create/edit rights on reports and definitions, respectively.