Don't ask Tanium CEO Orion Hindawi to apologize for the hard-edged internal company culture or his family's iron grip on the business, all of which have generated a slew of negative headlines recently ...

(Bloomberg) -- A predominant theme in Silicon Valley over the past year involves powerful founders behaving badly. Uber Technologies Inc. and Zenefits, a maker of human resources software, are two ...

Another unsettling accusation has landed at the feet of Orion Hindawi, the CEO of security startup Tanium. He has allegedly been giving prospective customers a view into a hospital's live network for ...

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A predominant theme in the Bay Area over the past year involves powerful founders behaving badly. Uber Technologies Inc. and Zenefits, a maker of human resources software, are two companies whose ...

The company’s recently unveiled Autonomous Endpoint Management offering aims to use AI advances, including generative AI, to help IT and security teams more effectively deal with the ever-growing list ...

To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. After a rocky start to the year, Emeryville-based security ...

For as long as Orion Hindawi has had a job, he's worked for his father. Not anymore. Last week, Orion assumed the CEO job at Tanium, the cybersecurity startup the Hindawis founded and have grown to a ...

Following a report by The Wall Street Journal that the security vendor Tanium used a hospital’s live network as a demonstration platform on sales calls and even revealed private hospital data in a ...

Don't ask Tanium CEO Orion Hindawi to apologize for the hard-edged internal company culture or his family's iron grip on the business, all of which have generated a slew of negative headlines recently ...