Frasers Group taps Tanium tech for visibility across IT environments
Frasers Group, the British retailer that owns Sports Direct, Jack Wills and Game, has chosen the Tanium platform to gain better visibility and control of its IT environments, including those of newly acquired companies.
“Understanding all of our assets, what we have, what runs on them, whether they’re configured properly, and who has access to them, are paramount, especially for a company like Frasers that enjoys growth through acquisitions,” says Matthew Wilmot, Group Head of Information Security at Frasers Group.
“Tanium has dramatically improved visibility across our environments and has been critical to the smooth onboarding of newly acquired companies.”
“Not only did we suffer zero downtime - at stores or on websites - but we were able to celebrate the Christmas season because Tanium swiftly identified and resolved Log4j vulnerabilities that sent other retailers scrambling during the busiest month of the year.”
“We’re pleased to provide Frasers Group with a better way to manage and secure endpoints across their expanding IT environment,” says Steve Murphy, Senior Vice President of EMEA at Tanium.
“Retail customers around the world trust Tanium to protect their teams, endpoints, and workflows from cyber threats with a one click, one console approach that integrates IT, compliance, security, and risk.”
“Our unique approach provides Frasers with confidence that its critical information and infrastructure are protected, even as new companies and acquisitions are brought onboard.”
