What must a user have to approve a scheduled action in Tanium?

To approve a scheduled action in Tanium, a user must possess the Approval Role permission. This specific permission is designated to control who can review and authorize actions that are planned to be executed within the Tanium environment. By requiring this permission, Tanium ensures that only trusted individuals can approve potentially impactful system changes or actions, adding an extra layer of governance and security.

Other roles, such as Editor or Administrator permissions, while powerful, do not specifically include the ability to approve scheduled actions. Editors may modify content or settings, and Administrators have comprehensive control, but without the Approval Role, they lack the specific authority needed to approve actions. The Viewer Role, on the other hand, is limited to viewing data and actions but does not grant any permissions to modify or approve scheduled tasks. Thus, having the Approval Role permission is essential for anyone tasked with the approval process within Tanium.