What type of actions are typically included in an Action Group?

An Action Group in Tanium is designed to encompass specific tasks that are executed on defined endpoints. These tasks include actions like deploying software, running scripts, or gathering specific intelligence on the endpoints, facilitating a focused approach to endpoint management. The structure of Action Groups allows administrators to efficiently group related tasks, ensuring that they can be executed in unison or directed toward particular sets of endpoints based on certain criteria.

This targeted approach enhances operational efficiency, allowing teams to address issues or carry out deployments quickly and effectively without being bogged down by unrelated tasks or broad maintenance activities, which is characteristic of the other options. General maintenance tasks, like those related to data storage and broad user access controls, do not fit the specific actionable nature of what is encapsulated in an Action Group. Additionally, while administrators may make ad-hoc changes, the essence of Action Groups is to provide a structured set of actions rather than just spontaneous modifications. Thus, the focus on specific tasks aimed directly at endpoints is what makes this choice the most appropriate.