What type of source allows viewing by non-administrator roles in Tanium?

The type of source that allows viewing by non-administrator roles in Tanium is a User Defined Source. This source type is specifically designed to grant access to certain data or functionalities within the Tanium platform to users who may not have full administrative privileges.

User Defined Sources enable organizations to tailor their data access policies by allowing selected users to view specific information that is relevant to their role without giving them full access to all data. This capability is crucial for implementing a role-based access control model, which enhances security and ensures that users only have access to data that pertains to their responsibilities.

In contrast, Managed Sources, Default Sources, and Restricted Sources typically have more limited access controls or higher restrictions that are not suitable for non-administrator roles. Managed Sources often contain organizational data that requires oversight and management by administrators. Default Sources include standard data that may be available to all users, but not necessarily tailored to individual roles. Restricted Sources are intended for sensitive data, with access usually limited to certain user groups, which very likely includes only administrators or highly privileged roles.