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Converge 2026: What to Expect at Tanium's Conference in Las Vegas
Tanium Converge is back November 16 through 19 in Las Vegas. If you run Tanium, manage Tanium, or are evaluating it for the first time, Converge is where the roadmap, the community, and the real conversations come together in one place.
Chuco is a Platinum sponsor again this year. Booth 301. Our team will be there all week, and we’re bringing two breakout sessions built around problems we work through with customers every day.
Here’s what we’re looking forward to and what we think makes this one worth attending.
Converge is Tanium’s annual user conference. Product roadmap sessions, customer stories, hands-on labs, and direct access to Tanium engineering and leadership. For teams that spend most of the year working inside the platform, it’s the one event where you can step back and see where everything is headed.
But the sessions are only part of it.
Jeff Smith, one of our Customer Success Engineers, put it well: “Getting to see the very technical people from the Tanium side that you maybe get an hour with every couple of months, if you’re lucky, and being able to have a more extended and open conversation. Grabbing people in Tanium leadership and having a more direct exchange about where things are going. That’s what makes it worth being there in person.”
The hallway conversations, the booth visits, the dinner meetups after sessions wrap. That’s where the relationships get built that make the rest of the year easier. A Slack thread or a support ticket is one thing. Sitting across a table from someone and working through a problem together is different.
We’re presenting two breakout sessions at Converge this year. Both come directly from work we do with customers.
Every Lap Counts: Keeping Your Tanium Deployment Reporting Accurately at Scale
A race car doesn’t stay competitive because of one good build. It stays competitive because a crew touches it on a fixed schedule, whether or not anything looks wrong.
Tanium deployments work the same way. Most degraded environments didn’t fail from a bad implementation. They drifted, one skipped review at a time. Agent coverage gaps that nobody noticed. Sensor performance that quietly slowed. Computer groups and scheduled actions that stopped matching reality. Role and permission assignments that grew stale.
This session covers the maintenance practices that keep a Tanium deployment reporting accurately at scale. Agent coverage and health verification, sensor performance review, computer group and scheduled action hygiene, role and permission audits, module-level upkeep for Patch and Deploy, and platform upgrade cadence.
You’ll leave with a daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly maintenance schedule mapped to owners that your team can put into practice as soon as you get home.
Same Apps, New Laptop: Making the Case for Automated Software Migration
Refreshing hardware across a large estate traditionally means rebuilding every user’s software by hand. Slow, inconsistent, and a constant drain on the service desk.
A Top 100 AmLaw firm and Chuco set out to make hardware refreshes a non-event. The approach paired Tanium with ServiceNow: the request starts in a ServiceNow ticket where the service desk already works, Tanium carries it out across the endpoints, and status flows back to the ticket automatically so no one is left chasing progress.
The result is faster refreshes, a consistent software footprint, and far less white-glove effort per device.
This session gives a candid look at why the firm took this on, what changed for users and the service desk, and what it actually took to build, prove, and roll out a ticket-driven, hands-off migration process across a large legal estate.
We’ll be at booth 301 all week. We won’t try to sell you, I promise. Our team is available to talk through whatever you’re working on in your Tanium environment. Whether you’re dealing with patching challenges, compliance gaps, module configurations, or just want a second opinion on something you’ve been thinking about, that’s the kind of conversation we enjoy most.
If you’re evaluating Tanium for the first time and want to understand what a partnership with a Tanium specialist looks like, we’re happy to walk through that too.
Bring your questions. Bring your laptop if you want. We’ve done more impromptu troubleshooting at conference booths than we can count.
Converge 2026 runs November 16 through 19 in Las Vegas. If you haven’t registered yet, grab your spot.
Register for Tanium Converge 2026
See you at booth 301.
Download the free Tanium maintenance schedule: 21 daily, weekly, monthly, and quarterly checks, each with an owner, where to look in the Tanium Console, and what good looks like.
Tanium’s automation and AI capabilities work at two levels: module-level automation that eliminates manual steps, and Atlas AI that turns live data into actionable recommendations.
Tanium Converge is back in November. Product roadmap, customer stories, hands-on labs, and two sessions from our team. Here’s what we’re looking forward to.