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Tanium Exposure Management dashboard showing CVE remediations available, open attack paths, and CVEs by CVSS severity and exploit maturity

Daily vulnerability findings across Tanium customer environments jumped from around 1 billion before mid-June 2026 to as high as 6 billion in September. Here is what is driving the surge and how to keep up.

Tanium and ServiceNow logos

Two new Service Graph Connectors for Tanium Atlas bring delta sync to your ServiceNow CMDB, sending only new and changed endpoint data.

Hunter Wins: HuntIQ Tradecraft is your new hunt library

The Hunt or be Hunted series tells the hunt stories. HuntIQ Tradecraft, now live on the Tanium Resource Center, gives you the playbooks to run them yourself.

Hunting Our Own Vulnerabilities First: Tanium’s Frontier AI Security Commitment

Tanium is using frontier AI models to hunt vulnerabilities in its own software before anyone else can. Here's what we're learning, and why customers should expect more security advisories and patches.

The Tanium Atlas prompt bar with a slash-hunt RunMRU credential-exposure command entered

A hunting playbook built for ClickFix went looking for pasted commands and found a working credential to a third-party portal instead.

The Tanium Atlas prompt bar with a slash-hunt FalconFlank command entered

Within 48 hours of the FalconFlank exploit's release, Tanium HuntIQ built seven behavioral detections and a single Atlas hunt prompt to catch attackers who turn CrowdStrike Falcon's own privileged clean-up against itself. See how Tanium Atlas sweeps an entire Windows fleet for the exposure in about a minute.

ShieldBreak Windows Defender zero-day

Learn how Tanium HuntIQ turned a Windows Defender zero-day into a tested mitigation before a CVE was assigned.

Market analysis: a finger points at financial charts on a touchscreen

Along with the Bank of England in May, the ECB is requiring organisations to produce an action plan against AI-driven cyberattacks. What it wants, however, is not a strategy paper but proof of operational readiness.

Atlas chat showing the slash command picker with the hunt, investigate, and signal commands

With /hunt, /investigate, and /signal, Atlas turns a simple chat interaction into a guided SecOps workflow grounded in live endpoint state.

Agent-guided threat hunting in Tanium Atlas showing coordinated Threat Response alert clusters and AI-recommended next actions

Agentic SecOps changes the operating model: with Tanium Atlas, security teams can direct work in natural language, reason over live endpoint data, and keep humans in control.

Tanium’s Summer Intern Program: A Launch Pad to Leadership in Cybersecurity

A look at Tanium’s leading summer internship program – and why it’s a great option for students and professionals entering cybersecurity.

Featured image for Security automation tools: What they are and how they work blog post

Security automation tools use software-driven workflows to detect, investigate, and remediate cyberthreats with minimal manual intervention. By integrating across your security stack, these tools reduce alert fatigue, accelerate automated incident response, and maintain continuous compliance.