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Tanium Cloud Release Notes Attack Path Mapping
Release Start Date: 19 June 2026
Tanium Cloud Release Date: 19 June 2026
Initial release
- Tanium has added Tanium Attack Path Mapping (APM), a new Atlas-first solution that maps multi-hop attack paths from exposed assets to high-value targets across hybrid endpoint, cloud, and identity environments.
Features
- Added continuous attack path discovery via the Attack Path Explorer. APM continuously builds a graph of attack paths and surfaces each finding as an end-to-end traversal from entry condition to a terminal Crown Jewel.
- Added the Attack Path Explorer. Attack Path Explorer is the primary investigation surface for inspecting, filtering, and pivoting through attack-path findings.
- Added Blast Radius analysis. The blast radius analysis surfaces the downstream nodes reachable from a selected node so security teams can quantify the potential reach of any individual exposure.
- Added Choke Point analysis. The choke point analysis identifies single nodes whose remediation breaks the largest number of attack paths simultaneously, enabling high-leverage remediation decisions.
- Added native integration with Tanium Atlas. APM surfaces use Atlas's natural-language search, contextual navigation, and unified workbench.
- Added Crown Jewel targeting and designation from Tanium Atlas. You can define Crown Jewels by computer name, user name, directory role, cloud resources, directory roles, AWS KMS keys, and other node types.