Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

They're living off the land, using the same legitimate tools your developers rely on. Today we're walking through a set-and-forget SOC workflow: from a morning news headline to a scoped investigation, to a background agent that keeps hunting for you and alerts you the moment something new turns up.

Tanium just gained an outside-in view. Today we're walking through External Attack Surface Management — a new, Atlas-native solution that scans the internet the way an attacker would, correlates what it finds to real vulnerabilities, and helps you prioritize what to fix first.

When 115+ new CVEs are released — Firefox, OpenSSL, WolfSSL, and more — figuring out your exposure used to mean hours of manual work: querying the CMDB, pulling reports, chasing tickets. In this video, we show a faster way with Tanium Atlas. We paste in the full list of CVEs and ask one question: are we affected, and can we get a report ready for the board? In under a minute, Atlas returns a full exposure report across thousands of endpoints, prioritized by what needs attention first. A follow-up question generates a remediation plan. The result.

Tanium Atlas cuts through alert fatigue, using live endpoint data to pinpoint the one compromised host that matters most. Get hunt priorities, evidence, and recommended actions from a single question, human-in-the-loop every step.

Atlas now traces sluggish endpoints straight to the driver causing it—no manual correlation, no separate tools. See how AI-powered root cause analysis flags a critical driver delay, recommends a fix, and turns a multi-tool investigation into one conversation. Available now for Tanium Atlas Performance customers on Windows.

See Tanium Atlas Background Agents autonomously triage alerts, run forensics, hunt threats, and assess coverage — all while keeping humans in command. Discover the future of the autonomous SOC.

See Tanium Atlas Background Agents autonomously triage alerts, run forensics, hunt threats, and assess coverage — all while keeping humans in command. Discover the future of the autonomous SOC.