From Tanium 6.5 Security Technical Implementation Guide
Part of SRG-APP-000383
Associated with: CCI-001762
The Tanium Server can use either a SQL Server RDBMS installed locally to the same device as the Tanium Server application or a remote dedicated or shared SQL Server instance. Using a local SQL Server database typically requires no changes to network firewall rules since all communication remains on the Tanium application server device. To access database resources installed to a remote device, however, the Tanium Server service communicates over the port reserved for SQL, by default port 1433, to the database.
Consult with the Tanium System Administrator to verify which firewall is being used as a host-based firewall on the Tanium Server. Access the host-based firewall configuration on the Tanium Server. Validate a rule exists for the following: Port Needed: Tanium Server to Remote SQL Server over TCP port 1433. If a host-based firewall rule does not exist to allow Tanium Server to Remote SQL Server over TCP port 1433, this is a finding. Consult with the network firewall administrator and validate rules exist for the following: Allow traffic from Tanium Server to Remote SQL Server over TCP port 1433. If a network firewall rule does not exist to allow traffic from Tanium Server to Remote SQL Server over TCP port 1433, this is a finding.
Configure host-based and network firewall rules as required.
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