Who is primarily responsible for configuring according to module best practices?

The responsibility for configuring according to module best practices primarily lies with the Partner/Tanium. This is because partners and Tanium have the expertise and knowledge of the best practices as outlined for their modules. They are equipped to guide the customer through the implementation process, ensuring that the configurations align with the recommended settings and achieve optimal performance.

The involvement of the Partner/Tanium is crucial as they understand the nuances of the software, including how its components interact and how to best leverage those components to meet the specific needs of the organization. Additionally, they can provide insights into common pitfalls and avoid configurations that may lead to inefficiencies or safety issues.

While customers play an important role in providing context, requirements, and feedback during the implementation process, the technical configuration according to best practices is best handled by the knowledgeable personnel within the Partner or Tanium. End-users mainly engage with the system after it has been configured and may not have the necessary technical expertise to set up configurations optimally. Similarly, third-party vendors may have their own specialties but typically do not possess the in-depth knowledge required for configuring Tanium modules to best practices.