What should be done with the original version of Tanium content if customizations are made?

Leaving the original version of Tanium content untouched is a prudent approach, especially when customizations are made. This practice ensures that the foundational or default content remains intact and can serve as a reference or fallback option if needed. By preserving the original version, users have the flexibility to revert to it in cases where the customizations might lead to unexpected behavior or complications. Moreover, maintaining the original content supports consistency across different environments or teams within the organization, as it provides a known starting point for future modifications.

In contrast, deleting the original version could result in loss of important baseline functionality and hinder troubleshooting efforts. Distributing it to users would unnecessarily complicate the content management strategy, potentially leading to inconsistencies. Publishing the customized version as a new one could make it confusing for users, particularly if they cannot easily distinguish between the original and modified content. Keeping the original version intact facilitates better management and clarity in the use of Tanium's features.