What kind of data can Tanium Inventory collect?

Tanium Inventory is specifically designed to gather comprehensive details about the endpoints within a network. This includes information about installed software, hardware specifications, and operating system versions. The focus on these areas allows administrators to maintain an accurate and up-to-date inventory of assets, which is crucial for effective system management, security auditing, and compliance.

The other options reflect types of data that are either not the primary purpose of Tanium Inventory or fall outside its scope. For instance, while network configurations and real-time network performance metrics are important for network monitoring and management, they are not the core focus of Tanium Inventory. Additionally, raw database records from applications are generally not collected by Tanium Inventory, as it concentrates on endpoint attributes rather than application-specific data. This specialized focus on hardware and software information makes the correct choice a fundamental aspect of Tanium's functionality in asset management.