Tanium, a leader in Autonomous IT, and global technology and services provider Computacenter Canada Inc. have partnered to deliver visibility across Government of Canada networks and endpoints.
Led by joint Canadian teams, Tanium’s Autonomous IT Platform has achieved Authority to Operate for the Endpoint Visibility Awareness and Security program. The approval enables deployment across Shared Services Canada departments.
The partnership supports a national push toward a more productive efficient government that spends less on operations while delivering more for Canadians. EVAS establishes a standardized approach to endpoint visibility awareness and security, providing an accurate view of managed and unmanaged devices. The capability strengthens defenses against targeted cyberattacks by enabling visibility automation and rapid response to vulnerabilities incidents and threats.
By consolidating endpoint insight into a single platform, EVAS streamlines IT operations reduces tool duplication and helps ensure tax dollars generate impact. Real time intelligence allows security and IT teams to act faster limit exposure and improve resilience while aligning cybersecurity investment with cost efficiency.
As the selected EVAS technology, Tanium delivers endpoint management and security trusted by governments worldwide. The platform supports the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security Protected B assessment and complies with certification frameworks including FedRAMP and GovRAMP. Tanium also recently earned France’s CSPN certification from the national cybersecurity authority.
As Tanium’s strategic partner, Computacenter Canada Inc. leads the design implementation and deployment of the program. A long-standing partner to the federal government, Computacenter continues to support improvement of Shared Services Canada’s cybersecurity posture nationwide.
