Security company Tanium on Aug. 27 unveiled new features in Tanium Atlas, its native agentic AI system built into the Tanium platform, at its annual Converge Seoul conference. The system analyses real-time endpoint data to prioritise risks in IT and security environments and links approved actions to prioritised tasks. New functions include sensor creation, a template gallery, reporting and export tools, an activity centre, background agents, personalisation memory and integration via an Atlas MCP server.

Tanium Korea said companies need a fundamental shift in patch management as AI automates the full cyberattack chain and sharply shortens the time from vulnerability disclosure to large-scale attacks. Executives said existing patch processes are too slow and that simply increasing speed can raise risks. They proposed policy-led automation and introduced Autonomous Patch Management, which assesses risk in real time, executes patches based on predefined policies and verifies removal of threats. The company also outlined AI-focused security products and an autonomous operations agent.