The Service Graph Connector for Tanium Atlas automatically imports data from Tanium Atlas into the ServiceNow Configuration Management Database (CMDB), enabling service, operations, asset, and security management for all hardware or software items.  This easy-to-configure connection quickly begins collecting high-fidelity data, enriched with Tanium AI-driven context. Like all service graph connectors, the Tanium Atlas connector taps into the Identity and Reconciliation Engine (IRE) so that records aren't duplicated, and each data value is populated from its most trusted source. 

Unlike the Service Graph Connector for Tanium, this connector supports the new GraphQL API, so that ServiceNow connects with Tanium Atlas, the newest version of the platform, powered with an agentic AI layer. The new API allows the connector to perform delta (incremental) pulls for performance optimization and enables a variety of sensors and tags.

The API that supports the Service Graph Connector for Tanium will eventually be deprecated, so you should plan to switch all downstream workflows to the new Service Graph Connector for Tanium Atlas (or the Endpoints version) at an appropriate time.

The connector is easy to configure and can be managed at scale using SGC Central. It uses the dedicated workspace to transparently ingest, standardize, and integrate data from other connectors.

- The connector imports the following classes and their relationships into the ServiceNow CMDB:
- Computer
- IP Address
- Disk
- Network Adapter
- File System
- Handheld Computing Devices
- Software
- Software Installation
- Software Instance

- The connector also supports Custom and Enhanced Tags (in the Key Values class).
- It supports Parameterized Sensors. 
- The connector uses GraphQL APIs with token-based authentication.
- It features delta (incremental) pulls, which only sources data that changed since the last sync allowing faster and optimized processing compared to the classic full pull.
- The connector supports Software Usage and Removal Logic.