How do I grant access to the reports in Security & Complaince?

[Keith Work]

I've tried making a user a "Complaince Admin" and an "Organization Manager" and he still can't see anything when he clicks "Reports" (https://protection.office.com/#/insightdashboard).

Is there something else I need to do to give him access?

Thanks,

Keith

[#2]

Security Reader should be enough, make sure he relogs after you have granted him the role(s). Some reports require additional permissions and/or licenses though.

[#3]

Thanks Vasil. We're just using the out of the box report dashboard that monitors traffic, etc. Shouldn't need any additional rights for that, right?

[#4]

Well it does include some additional reports there, and whenever I try to access it with a limtied account I get numerous error popups. I've reported this to the relevant folks at MS long time ago, hopefully they fix it...

[#5]

Hi,

We were having the same issues in accessing reports in security and compliance center. We opened a case with Microsoft and got to know the permissions expected by Microsoft for reports. When we faced this issue, the permission requirements were not publicly made available by Microsoft. I am not sure what is the situation now. But this worked for us Perfectly.

1. Log into Exchange Admin Center(EAC)
2. Click on Permissions
3. Click on the + sign to create a new Admin Role
4. Add a name and description
5. Leave Write Scope to Default
6. Click the + under Roles and add the following
7. Data Loss Prevention
8. View-Only Configuration
9. Next add the member(s) – add the account here 
10. Click save
11. Now navigate to the Security and Compliance Center
12. Click on Permissions and click the + sign
13. Give it name and Description
14. Add the following roles
15. Organization Configuration
16. View-Only Audit Logs
17. Now add the member(s) and click Save – add the account 

[#6]

I have done exactly this and more - relogged as the user and the security and compliance dash board does not become an option.