Tanium Reviews

Tanium can be deployed on the cloud and on-premise.

Tanium's most valuable features are patch management, inventory, and distribution software.

The upgrades in Tanium are easy because it is in the cloud. The upgrades are embedded in the solution, they do the upgrades. When the customer does not use the application and it's no problem. When using other solutions you need to do the upgrades through a technical team, that can apply the upgrades when agreed with the customer.

The main issues are the network connection because different customers have issues with their networks. It's difficult implementing this type of solution because the network is the main feature in the architecture for these types of solutions. Tanium could improve by creating some network optimization.

I have been using Tanium for approximately one year.

The support Tanium provides could improve by reducing the delay times for issue responses.

Tanium is a more expensive solution in Latin America than some of the competitors, such as BigFix.

I rate Tanium an eight out of ten.

Our primary use case of this solution is for endpoint protection and, more particularly, the patching. We are integrators and customers of Tanium and I'm a channel director.

The security features are very valuable to us as is the fact that the solution is easy to use with a quick implementation time. 

Our biggest issue with the solution is its lack of mobility. Also, when it comes to deploying the SaaS, it's more difficult to deploy on-prem.

I've been using this solution for five years. 

The stability of the solution is good. 

The solution is scalable. We currently have 1,500 mainly end users using this product. There are approximately 15 additional people working in the IT department that also use this solution. 

I have never used the technical support so can't comment. The community is pretty good although there's not enough technical information available. The community's helpful for the day-to-day business.

We previously used SCCM and we moved to Tanium because of the number of platforms we can manage with Tanium which is much greater than SCCM offers. SCCM is only Microsoft and we needed to cover all the platforms such as Linux as well as others.

The initial setup was relatively easy. Installation and deployment took less than a week. 

I would recommend the solution for what it is, but not for what it is not. It's actually lacking one major feature and that is mobility which is very important. The lack of this software is why I wouldn't recommend Tanium but in terms of security, deployment and installation, the solution is fine. 

I would rate this solution a seven out of 10. 

It's used at an enterprise level to monitor natural behavior and point behavior across the organization.

Tanium has made the process of detecting threats more proactive with its detection. So, the process is easier and more efficient.

The solution has helped to increase staff productivity. It has made the process a lot quicker.

Being able to go as granular while looking at our network and users. Also, getting as much detailed information on analytics, which is good.

• I would like to have more integrations and custom plugins to input. Integration is always a big deal in a lot of different environments.
• Custom modules would be nice.
• Visualization of data could be added to it. 
• Making the initial process easier always helps.

It is pretty stable and regularly maintained. Its updates are good.

It is pretty scalable. We use it on a pretty broad scale, so we have grown as the company's grown.

I don't deal with technical support directly.

It was pretty straightforward. I don't think it took that long to get it integrated.

From an efficiency and team perspective, we have seen a decrease in mean time to detect and respond to threats.

We look at what holes that we have in our system. The landscape is changing, and we look at what we could add to help improve detection and improve the visibility into our network more. So, based off of that, the team evaluates new products constantly. We try them out, then test them, and decide if they want to keep them.

We tested three or four solutions, going through one or two month trials. We chose this solution based on our testing, the scalability of our organization, and product cost.

We use it pretty regularly on quite a large scale. I don't think I've heard anyone have any major complaints so far, just the little things.

We have been growing quite a bit, so we have been trying out bigger solutions. From a maturity standpoint, we have been bringing in new environments relatively quickly and adding to our existing ones. So, scalability has been a big deal for us.

Try it out. The best way to test any of these technologies is implement them with real data. See how your environment works with each network and compare them.

I use Tanium for patching operating systems, upgrading applications, and watching and maintaining Windows endpoints.

Our patch rates have never been better. With Tanium, we see a big difference in patching efficacy.

The ability to run real-time queries is highly valuable. This allows us to get data back about our endpoints as soon as we need it instead of waiting for inventory check-ins.

I would love to see more new user training available on their site.

I have used the solution for 10 years.

It is worth the cost, so go for it.

I love it. The insights we gain from our endpoints and the management capabilities that Tanium provides have been a boon to our operations and security. We feel much better since running Tanium and supporting other Tanium customers.