Evading exploit emergencies: Tanium’s keys to prevention & detection
One of the most preventable causes of malicious exploits that result in damaging breaches or malware attacks is the failure to update known software vulnerabilities. Ideally, your organization is vigilant enough to patch these flaws as soon as they are publicly divulged. But if one does slip through the cracks and becomes exploited, you at least want to catch the anomalous activity quickly in order to minimize impact.
This democast will showcase how the Tanium platform allows end-user organizations to tackle such incidents from both angles – pre- and post-exploitation.
- On the prevention side, Tanium allows businesses the comprehensive visibility, in real time, to find and remediate vulnerable versions of software on managed endpoints to reduce an organization's attack surface.
- On the detection side, Tanium allows users to flag anomalous activity such as suspicious code execution in real time so that IT security teams can quickly investigate the cause of the breach and remediate the entry point used by an attacker. The objective is to prevent attackers from achieving the dwell time necessary to commence lateral movement across the enterprise and gain a stronger foothold into your systems.
Join Tanium for an instructive look at how, with the right tools and approach, businesses can reduce their risk of experiencing a full-fledged exploit emergency by stopping it before it happens, or short-circuiting the intrusion shortly after it occurs.
Speakers:
Matt Psencik
Director, Endpoint Security Specialist
Tanium
From the dark glow of a dimly-lit SOC to the whine of a mainframe datacenter and everything in between, Matt Psencik has worn a menagerie of security hats throughout his 8-year career. Matt now works with Tanium customers on a daily basis to improve their security programs and maximize the value they get out of the Tanium Platform. With a vast background in many tools he's able to weave Tanium into just about any process to allow security teams to automate out the mundane and focus on the real threats they battle against.
Bradley Barth
Director of Community Content
CyberRisk Alliance
As director of community content at CyberRisk Alliance, Bradley Barth develops content for SC Media online conferences and events, as well as video/multimedia projects. For nearly six years, he wrote and reported for SC Media as deputy editor and, before that, senior reporter. He was previously a program executive with the tech-focused PR firm Voxus. Past journalistic experience includes stints as business editor at Executive Technology, a staff writer at New York Sportscene and a freelance journalist covering travel and entertainment. In his spare time, Bradley also writes screenplays.
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