What should be logged when making changes to Tanium configurations?

When making changes to Tanium configurations, it is crucial to log custom changes to Tanium objects. This includes any modifications made to the configurations, settings, or functionality of Tanium itself. Proper logging helps maintain an accurate record of what adjustments were made, who made them, and the date and time of the changes. This practice is vital for several reasons:

1. Accountability: By documenting who made specific changes, it fosters a culture of responsibility and allows for easier tracking of user actions within the system.

2. Change Management: If an issue arises after a configuration change, having a log simplifies troubleshooting and reverting changes if necessary. Administrators can see exactly what was altered and when.

3. Compliance and Security: Many organizations need to adhere to regulatory standards that require accurate records of system changes. Keeping logs of configurations ensures compliance and enhances security practices.

4. System Maintenance: Regular reviews of changes can help in system optimization, identifying trends, or addressing repeated issues related to specific configurations.

In contrast, while training sessions, inventory list changes, and meeting minutes are important for various operational aspects of an organization, they are not directly relevant to logging configuration changes within Tanium itself. Therefore, such items do