Anticipate attacks and reduce cyber risk with the Tenable One Expousure management platform
By combining a broad range of exposures across IT assets, cloud resources, containers, web applications, and identity platforms with threat intelligence and science from Tenable Research, you can focus your efforts on preventing likely attacks and accurately communicating cybersecurity risk to support optimal business performance.
Tenable One helps cybersecurity teams gain a unified view of all assets and related software vulnerabilities, configuration vulnerabilities, and permission gaps, both on-premises and in the cloud, to understand where the organization is most at risk.
The platform helps security leaders predict the consequences of a cyberattack by leveraging the industry’s largest dataset and understanding the relationships between assets, exposures, privileges, and threats across the entire attack path.
Tenable Exposure View enables you to focus your security efforts with clear, concise insight into your organization’s security exposure through a unified vulnerability score derived from multiple data sources. It helps you answer critical questions such as:
Attack path visualization and prioritization capabilities provide proactive response to address potential attacker paths. This feature maps critical threats to the MITRE ATT&CK framework to visualize all possible attack paths continuously—both on-premises and in the cloud. It answers questions like, “What are all the assets that could be impacted by an attacker exploiting CVE-2021-1337?” and “Which users or devices could access my most sensitive business assets?”
A comprehensive asset inventory provides complete visibility into all assets and exposures, regardless of the data source (vulnerability management, web application security, cloud security, Active Directory security, etc.). This centralized view streamlines analysis, simplifies reporting, and helps you take action faster.
Compare cyber risk across business units or locations internally, and with industry peers externally, to determine where and when to make key human and financial investments.
