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This release focuses on integrating agentic AI into endpoint security workflows to automate threat detection and response, aiming to reduce the latency inherent in traditional log-based analysis. By leveraging live queries and software agents that operate within human-defined limits, Tanium seeks to transition security operations toward a more autonomous model capable of handling modern exploit-driven attacks.

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Tanium expands Security Operations with Atlas-powered detection, response and hunting

SiliconANGLEOctober 6, 20264 min read

Endpoint management and security company Tanium Inc. today expanded its Security Operations portfolio with new detection, response and threat-hunting tools built on its Tanium Atlas agentic artificial intelligence platform. The release is Tanium’s attempt to move customers closer to what it calls a self-driving security operations center. In that model, software agents work through investigation […] The post Tanium expands Security Operations with Atlas-powered detection, response and hunting appeared first on SiliconANGLE.

Endpoint management and security company Tanium Inc. today expanded its Security Operations portfolio with new detection, response and threat-hunting tools built on its Tanium Atlas agentic artificial intelligence platform. The release is Tanium’s attempt to move customers closer to what it calls a self-driving security operations center. In that model, software agents work through investigation and response on their own, inside limits a human operator sets in…

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