What are the primary components of Tanium Trends?

The primary components of Tanium Trends include Boards, Sections, Panels, and Sources. Each of these components plays a significant role in how data is organized, displayed, and analyzed within the Tanium platform.

Boards serve as the overarching structure that organizes various data visualizations and panels. They allow users to create a customized view of the information that is most relevant to their needs. Sections are sub-divisions within a board that help in categorizing related panels, making it easier for users to navigate through the data presented.

Panels are where the actual visual representations of the data occur; they can display charts, tables, and other visual elements. These panels pull data from the designated Sources, which are the raw data inputs that feed into the reports and analyses. By utilizing these components effectively, users can derive actionable insights from large volumes of IT data, thereby enhancing decision-making capabilities.

In contrast, the other options include components that either do not accurately represent the structure of Tanium Trends or mix attributes that are not typically used together in this context. The focus on Boards, Sections, Panels, and Sources reflects the established architecture designed to maximize usability and interactivity within the Tanium Trends module.