How long does it take for the primary administrator account to be locked for inactivity?

The primary administrator account becomes locked after 90 days of inactivity. This policy is in place to enhance security by ensuring that accounts are actively monitored and managed. If an account is not accessed for a prolonged period, it may be susceptible to security risks such as unauthorized access or compromise. By enforcing a 90-day inactivity threshold, administrators are prompted to routinely review and manage their accounts, fostering better governance and protection of sensitive data.

In contrast, other durations such as 30 days, 60 days, and 120 days do not align with the security protocols set forth in Tanium, reinforcing why 90 days is the specified timeframe for account inactivity before locking occurs.