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Intel AMT Vulnerability: How Tanium Can Help
When Intel revealed a critical security advisory May 1 addressing a flaw in its remote management system affecting millions of chipsets, the Technical Account Management team at Tanium sprang into action to help our customers. Here, TAM director Chris Kachigian reveals what this vulnerability means to your business and how to use Tanium to quickly discover the issue.
How We Track Mean Time to Respond
This is the last in our four-part blog series illustrating how we track critical metrics. In this installment, Tanium SecOps Engineer Greg Pothier discusses how we respond to incidents, offers guidelines on mean time to respond and explains why rapid response times are key for every business.
The Three Stages of Security Hygiene: Measurement Share
Security hygiene means something different to everyone. Because of this, addressing security hygiene can be a daunting task.
NIST Cybersecurity Framework Updates Emphasize Supply Chain, Metrics
The revised NIST Cybersecurity Framework includes two key changes: expanded details on cyber supply chain risk management, and a new section on cybersecurity metrics and measurement. Tanium CSO David Damato explains why these updates matter for businesses, and where we see room for further improvement.
An Open Letter From Tanium’s CEO to Our Customers
I can imagine that many of you are getting tired of waking up to the bad Tanium press stories hitting your inbox in the last week. Most of you know our company well, and reading these stories can be disturbing to all of us. Unfortunately, it’s not always effective to use the press directly to set facts straight in circumstances like this.
Welcoming Fazal Merchant, Our New COO & CFO
I’m thrilled to welcome our new Chief Operating Officer and Chief Financial Officer, Fazal Merchant, to Tanium’s leadership team. From our first conversation, it was clear to us that Fazal was the right fit for Tanium.
Why IT Is Failing at Security Hygiene: Survey
IT leaders have a problem with perception versus reality when it comes to understanding what’s happening with their endpoints, according to a recent Frost and Sullivan survey commissioned by Tanium. Here’s what we found out about security hygiene practices, and what you can do about it.
The Three Stages of Security Hygiene: Framework
In the second installment of our three-part series, Tanium CSO David Damato explores how to use risk-based frameworks to build a mature and sustainable cybersecurity program. When building a cybersecurity program, many organizations focus only on prevention.
Looking Inward for the Best Threat Data
Organizations cannot afford to remain wholly dependent on a lifeline of one-size-fits-all data feeds in order to detect attacks. Tanium’s Chief Security Architect Ryan Kazanciyan offers guidance on how to find the best threat data to address your organization’s unique needs.
The Three Stages of Security Hygiene: Evaluation
In the first installment of our three-part series, Tanium CSO David Damato explores why good security hygiene is so essential, and details the first stage to getting your IT organization in order. Are you guilty of poor security hygiene? If so, take heart.
How We Track Mean Time to Patch
This is the third of our four-part blog series exploring how we use the Tanium platform in our own organization. In this installment, SecOps Engineer Greg Pothier shares how to use Tanium and Splunk together to deliver patch management data, which CSOs and other security leaders can tap to assess risk potential.
How We Track Critical Compliance Metrics
This is part two in our four-part blog series exploring how we use the Tanium platform in our own organization. In part one, we revealed how we track critical vulnerabilities.