What is Tanium Comply and how does it support security programs?

• A. Comply enforces policy-based checks, compares configurations to baselines, and provides remediation guidance to achieve and demonstrate compliance.
• B. Comply verifies system configurations against corporate security baselines but does not provide remediation guidance.
• C. Comply only tracks patch status with no policy checks.
• D. Comply is a data visualization tool with no policy enforcement capabilities.

Answer: (C)

Comply centers on policy-driven assessment to keep systems aligned with defined rules and baselines, and it supports security programs by providing concrete steps to reach and prove compliance. It performs policy-based checks across endpoints, compares actual configurations to established baselines, and, when gaps are found, offers remediation guidance to fix issues and demonstrate adherence to standards. This continuous review enables better risk prioritization, faster remediation, and audit-ready evidence that ties the technical state of systems to organizational policies and frameworks. The idea that it only tracks patch status or that it’s just a data visualization tool misses the core value: enforcing and documenting compliance through policy checks, baselines, and guided remediation.