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Three Trends Driving the Demand for Unified Endpoint Security
The Endpoint Protection Platform (EPP) market is changing faster than ever before. As Gartner discusses in its report, The Long-Term Evolution of Endpoints Will Reshape Enterprise Security: “Endpoints are becoming digital consumer experience enablers that are more tightly controlled and natively fortified against attacks. Security and risk management leaders must design long-term security and investment strategies that align with this technology trend.”
Long-Term WFH: How to Make it Secure and Sustainable
Initially, it was a band-aid over a bullet hole. Stephanie Aceves is a Director of Technical Account Management at Tanium, a unified endpoint management and security platform.
How to Prepare for Today’s New Security Landscape
It’s been really surprising, just the degree of inhumanity in some of these bad guys. Kris McConkey works for the leading professional services firm PwC, where he acts as the Cyber Threat Operations Lead Partner for their clients in the United Kingdom.
How Financial Services Can Recover IT Hygiene Post-Pandemic
This kind of event happening is once in a lifetime. Scott Lowe is the Managing Director and Founder of EndpointX, a unified endpoint management and security firm that primarily services financial services institutions.
The Next Stage of the Tanium Journey – and Mine.
Since launching its flagship product in 2012, Tanium has been one of the fastest growing technology start-ups in the security and IT operations market, with a multi-billion dollar valuation and a roster of Fortune 500 and government customers. The speed and scale our product provides is unmatched by any other enterprise software company in the endpoint space.
How One Healthcare Provider Ensured a Seamless WFH Transition
Failure was not an option. Mitch Teichman is Senior Manager of Client Engineering at VITAS Healthcare, a provider of hospice care for patients at the end of their lives.
Managing IT Risk in Financial Services: Why Visibility Matters in Times of Crisis
At the start of the year financial services (FSI) IT leaders had plenty to keep them busy. With post-financial crisis regulatory frameworks finally settling in, the talk was of organizations looking to embrace digital disruption to position themselves best for success.
Using Risk Prioritization to Strengthen Distributed Workforce Security
The basics of telework are in place for agencies – IT teams are prioritizing a careful assessment of cyber risks, current protections and what is needed to keep systems and data safe in an environment with exponentially more endpoints. As the number of devices outside of the protected network grows, the attack surface expands and risk increases.
Why Some Succeeded – and Some Struggled – During the Overnight Switch to WFH
People need to be adaptable to this new environment. Charles Ross is Chief Customer Officer at Tanium, a unified endpoint management and security platform.
How to Restore Defenses to Newly Remote Workforces
Operating without security is not an option. Robin Vann is Chief Solution Officer and CTO at Reliance acsn, an end-to-end cybersecurity firm based in London.
Perspectives from the Tanium Federal User Group: Managing Risk in an Increasingly Complex World
A couple of weeks ago, we held our Federal Virtual User Group where we heard from Civilian and Department of Defense agencies on how they are leveraging the Tanium platform to adapt to a distributed workforce, modernize and consolidate tools and point solutions, and most importantly, manage risk. We kicked off the event by expanding the definition of technology risk management. Often, when speaking to different leaders throughout an agency, many definitions of risk emerge.
Enterprise-class Configuration Management: Introducing Tanium Enforce
When policy management tools like Active Directory Group Policy were created over 20 years ago, the primary endpoint computing device was something that employees came into an office to use and was expected to always be on the network. Back then, organizations were standing up Active Directory (AD) for the first time and had high hopes that they could continue managing a single domain or a single AD forest. But times have changed.