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# Configure insight visibility for your tenant

Insights can be [defined by you](/iam-risk-analyzer/findings/setup-insights-using-entity-filters.md), or generated as part of our [entity discovery](/getting-started/entitlement-data-discovery/entity-discovery.md) process while connecting new applications. These may include insights about missing MFA, unused access for a period of time, terminated users, or users who act in the capacity of a manger, among others (plus custom insights you might have defined yourself).&#x20;

Some of these may not be relevant after a while, or may be adding to the noise while reviewing access in a tenant with a large number of insights. Alternatively, some discovered and created insights might have a degree of overlap. In this case, you can **hide insights.** This will make it so that hidden insights are not shown anywhere on the tenant, for any user.

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### How to Hide Insights

1. **Navigate to the insight visibility section**
   * In the **navigation sidebar**, go to the **Rules & Playbooks** section and select the **Insight Visibility** tab.
2. **Filter and/or search for the insight you wish to disable**
   * You can search by insight or application name, and filter by insight status (hidden, visible, all). Remember — insights are on a per application basis. For instance, you may decide that the **MFA Missing** insight is not important for App A, but you want to see it while reviewing access for App B.
3. **Toggle visibility for the insight**
   * This will instantly hide any reference to this insight across the tenant.
   * Note that this is distinct for the active/inactive toggle on the Custom Insights page — that controls whether your custom created insights are applied alongside discovered insights, while this controls actual visibility of all currently available insights on your tenant regardless of the source.


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