Tanium strengthens threat identification capabilities and enhances endpoint reach

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Software supply chain attacks continue to spike due in part to the increasing reliance of organizations on numerous third-party suppliers and service providers. “Over ninety-two percent of applications contain open-source libraries that may contain hidden vulnerabilities like Log4j, OpenSSL, or Struts, which are exploited by attackers,” said Nic Surpatanu, CPO, Tanium. This empowers DevOps and SecOps to identify and mitigate risks across development, staging, and production environments.” In addition to confronting threats introduced by reliance on open-source software, today’s organizations also grapple with continually evolving processor architecture. “With these enhancements, Tanium continues to empower customers to find and bring missing endpoints under management and move away from point solutions towards a single, unified platform.” This announcement also coincides with a host of new Risk & Compliance enhancements that will amplify the efficiency and efficacy of vulnerability and risk management programs, while also reducing the need for disparate point solutions. As organizations continue to embrace digital transformation, comprehensive endpoint visibility, control, and remediation at scale and in real-time are crucial to mitigate risks from cyber threats of today – and tomorrow.

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