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Zerologon Needs More Than a Patch: How Federal IT Teams can Remediate This Vulnerability
The Zerologon vulnerability that spurred a rare emergency order by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) continues to pose a threat – specifically to the federal civilian executive branch. CISA requires all federal agencies to immediately apply the Windows Server August 2020 security update or disconnect from federal networks.
The End of Adobe Flash: How to Manage and Protect Your Organization
A deadline three years in the making is coming up on December 31, 2020. That’s when Adobe will end its support of Flash.
Ready for What’s Next? Tanium Experts Share Technology Predictions for 2021
When the pandemic hit and the world stayed home, ensuring business continuity was everyone’s priority. Business executives and IT leaders alike had one simple task — keeping the lights on.
Securing Federal Telework With Zero Trust
The network perimeter is dissolving. As a result of the pandemic, widespread telework is likely here to stay.
Accenture, Google, and Tanium: Working Together to Address Enterprise Security Risks
The world of IT security has changed dramatically in the past year, but which changes really matter, and how should companies respond in order to keep their employees and data safe? A recent Tanium webinar, “The Secrets of High-Speed Threat Detection Using Petabytes of Data,” featured experts from Accenture, Google and Tanium.
How One of the Largest U.S. School Districts Protects Its Data
Mitigating cyber-risks and understanding modern (and future) security strategies are fundamental skills for IT leaders. Guarding the virtual gates of an organization and running the cybersecurity program is key to ensuring business resilience and continuity in a fast-changing world.
Tanium Converge: Advancing Endpoint Security for Federal Agencies
The Tanium Converge 2020 conference brought together customers, thought leaders, and industry experts to discuss the growing need for better endpoint management in today’s challenging and unpredictable business environment. Certainly being ready for whatever comes next was top of mind for our customers in the U.S. federal government.
Dealing With Kimsuky: How to Protect Federal Endpoints and Networks From Advanced Persistent Threats
Federal remote workers rely on virtual desktop infrastructures like Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) to gain access to and visibility of the agency network server. Protecting those endpoints from the growing number of potential cyber threats is a priority for IT teams — and is particularly important in light of a recent alert from the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and U.S. Cyber Command Cyber National Mission Force (CNMF).
San Joaquin County: Technology Leader in Government
Over the years, Tanium has earned an enviable reputation for driving critical success at organizations running some of the world’s largest and most complex networks. From top to bottom, our company is fueled by a passion for customer success, so it’s thrilling when these efforts are recognized externally.
Five Takeaways From Tanium Converge 2020
Tanium Converge 2020 wrapped up last week with over 3,092 attendees participating in 42 deep dive breakout sessions and 19 technical labs on IT management, security and compliance. Participants logged more than 17,000 hours of engagement (5.6 hrs. per attendee) during our three-day user conference.
The Future of the Edge: Day Three of Tanium Converge 2020
We’ve seen and heard from some incredible speakers over the past two days of Tanium Converge 2020, and we’ve covered a huge amount of ground. We learned why IT leaders shouldn’t have to put up with “good enough” visibility and control of endpoints, and how Tanium is helping through unprecedented innovation and cross-industry partnerships.
Leading at the Edge: Day Two at Converge 2020
This year has been awash with IT stories of a similar hue: Remote workers targeted by escalating cyberattacks, virtual private networks (VPNs) overwhelmed with traffic, digital projects put on hold, Zoom meetings being hacked. These stories all speak to survival.