Tanium-Native Remote Endpoint Management & Unattended IT Ops | ScreenMeet
Secure, One-Click Screen Sharing with Tanium + ScreenMeet
Transform how you manage endpoints with ScreenMeet Remote Support, fully built into and supported by Tanium.
Launch secure remote support sessions with just one click from your Tanium console—no extra tools, no installs, and no switching between applications. With role-based controls, end-to-end encryption, and full session documentation, your IT and SecOps teams can resolve issues in minutes while maintaining strict compliance and visibility.
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Why IT and SecOps Teams Choose Tanium Screen Sharing Powered by ScreenMeet
Effortless deployment and management
Delivered through the Tanium Integration Gallery, the ScreenMeet integration requires no installs, updates, or ongoing maintenance. The screen-sharing services are always patched and up to date on endpoints as they’re provisioned and run only on-demand.
Enterprise-grade security
Backed by Tanium’s authentication via existing SSO credentials and role-based access controls, the ScreenMeet integration meets the highest security standards (SOC2 Type 2, ISO 27001). All session data is encrypted end-to-end, ensuring compliance with enterprise and regulatory requirements.
Instant remediation
Resolve IT, security, or end-user issues faster with on-demand screen sharing—frictionless, one-click control over any endpoint. With ScreenMeet, teams can diagnose complex problems, implement fixes in real-time, and guide users through critical security responses without delays; all in one place.
Complete workflow integration
On-demand screen sharing is always just a click away - no toggling between tools or launching separate applications. All session data (screenshots, actions, resolution steps, and more) is automatically captured in incident records for a complete and auditable trail. After a session is complete, the services are unloaded, and all performance is returned back to the endpoint.
Tanium + ScreenMeet
One remote solution to rule support them all
ScreenMeet eliminates the need for multiple remote access tools by providing a single, comprehensive solution that works across your entire technology stack. While seamlessly integrated with Tanium for security operations and endpoint management, the ScreenMeet platform extends to ServiceNow for IT service management—all with consistent security, controls, and user experience.
IT Help Desk
Respond to help desk incidents, assist employees with technical issues, and provide training—all with detailed session logging in ServiceNow
Unattended IT ops
Quickly remediate security alerts, investigate potential compromises, and implement security controls—all launched directly from Tanium
Experience platform-native,
secure remote support and unattended IT ops
Seamless Integration Seeing is believing: With Tanium, on-demand screen sharing is always just a click away—no toggling between tools or launching separate applications. Users can even send a Tanium audit log to the ServiceNow Incident work notes with one click.
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Zero infrastructure requirements
Cloud-native architecture with no on-premises components to install or maintain. Deploy quickly through Tanium Autonomous Endpoint Management without hardware investments or complex IT projects.
Tanium-aligned security
Seamlessly leverages Tanium's existing security and administrative framework, eliminating the need for separate security configurations or additional authentication systems.
Flexible configuration
Easily customize the experience to match your specific security operations requirements, branding, and workflow preferences within your Tanium environment.
Role-based access control
Manage permissions through your existing Tanium roles and user groups, simplifying administration and maintaining consistent governance across your security operations.
White-glove onboarding
Dedicated customer success team included in your subscription ensures smooth implementation, integration with your existing Tanium workflows, and maximum adoption across your security and IT teams.
Common questions about ScreenMeet for Tanium
Tanium’s screen sharing services powered by ScreenMeet enables endpoint management and security teams to deliver remote support directly within their existing Tanium workflows. This platform-native approach eliminates the need for separate remote support tools while maintaining comprehensive audit trails and security compliance for endpoint management operations.
See the Tanium Screen Sharing Data Sheet
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How does ScreenMeet integrate with Tanium?
ScreenMeet is fully embedded within the Tanium console, not just connected to it. This native integration allows you to launch remote control sessions with a single click directly from your Tanium workflows, without switching applications or requiring separate credentials.
What are the deployment requirements for ScreenMeet with Tanium?
ScreenMeet requires zero infrastructure deployment. The cloud-native architecture means there's nothing to install on your servers, and the remote support component only loads on endpoints when needed. It leverages your existing Tanium agent and automatically unloads when sessions end, leaving no persistent footprint.
Can ScreenMeet access endpoints without user permission?
Yes, ScreenMeet for Tanium supports both attended and unattended access modes. Attended mode requires the endpoint user to accept the connection, while unattended mode allows authorized IT and security personnel to access endpoints without user permission—ideal for server management, after-hours remediation, or addressing security incidents.
How does ScreenMeet maintain security and compliance?
ScreenMeet is SOC2 Type 2 and ISO 27001 certified, with end-to-end encryption using TLS/DTLS with AES-256-bit encryption. It leverages Tanium's existing authentication and role-based access controls, with comprehensive audit trails for regulatory compliance. All session data can be automatically documented in ServiceNow for complete visibility.
Can multiple technicians join the same remote session?
Yes, multiple Tanium console operators can join an endpoint screen sharing session, but only one operator at a time can take control. This allows for collaborative troubleshooting and knowledge transfer between team members or escalation between L1 and L2 support without disconnecting from the endpoint.
Does ScreenMeet work with both Windows and Mac endpoints?
Yes, ScreenMeet provides cross-platform support for both Windows and Mac environments. For Windows, both attended and unattended modes are supported. For Mac, only attended mode is currently supported, and the endpoint user must grant the appropriate permissions.
Can session data be automatically documented?
When paired with ServiceNow, ScreenMeet automatically documents all session details in your incident records. Screenshots, actions taken, and resolution steps are captured without manual effort—ensuring complete audit trails while freeing technicians to focus on solving problems instead of documenting them.
How is ScreenMeet licensed with Tanium?
ScreenMeet is licensed on a per-operator basis, where each Tanium console operator who establishes screen sharing sessions counts as an active license. Each operator can create unlimited concurrent screen sharing sessions with endpoints. Contact your Tanium representative for specific pricing details.
Can we use ScreenMeet to help deploy or fix the Tanium Client?
Yes, ScreenMeet can establish connections with endpoints that don't have a Tanium Client installed. This is particularly useful for troubleshooting Tanium Client installation issues or for providing remote support during the initial deployment process.