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Tenable

Exposure management with built-in compliance reporting

4.4
Editorial
based on 1 data point
PCI DSS
NIST CSF
HIPAA
ISO 27001
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founded 2002

“TISAX is the most important seal of approval for our industry today. Without the robust, risk-based vulnerability management and unified view of our attack surface via the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform, we would hardly be able to meet the ENX requirements and many doors would remain closed to us.”
Continental AG
Martin Sturm
CISSP and IT Security Manager · Continental AG
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About Tenable

Tenable is a leading exposure management company that provides vulnerability management, cloud security, and compliance solutions. Tenable.io and Tenable.sc enable organizations to understand their attack surface, detect vulnerabilities, and demonstrate compliance with frameworks like PCI DSS, NIST CSF, and HIPAA.

Editorial summary

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Tenable is a market leader in vulnerability management, with users praising its comprehensive scan coverage and real-time visibility into their attack surface. The compliance reporting capabilities help organizations demonstrate adherence to PCI DSS, NIST CSF, and other frameworks, though users note the platform is primarily a security tool with compliance as a secondary capability.

Strengths
  • Industry-leading vulnerability detection and scanning capabilities
  • Comprehensive compliance reporting for PCI DSS, NIST CSF, HIPAA
  • Real-time exposure management across hybrid environments
  • Large plugin library covering 70,000+ vulnerabilities
Considerations
  • Primarily a security tool with compliance as a secondary feature
  • Pricing can escalate quickly based on asset count
  • Not a replacement for dedicated GRC platforms

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Continental AG
Continental AG

1 reference · Automotive Supply

TISAX is the most important seal of approval for our industry today. Without the robust, risk-based vulnerability management and unified view of our attack surface via the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform, we would hardly be able to meet the ENX requirements and many doors would remain closed to us.
Martin Sturm·CISSP and IT Security Manager

Case studies

1 documented outcome from Tenable customers.

Continental AG
Continental AG

Automotive Supply

Continental AG — TISAX compliance with Tenable One

Unified exposure management across 500,000+ IT systems

Outcome

Achieved TISAX compliance readiness; detected 25% more vulnerabilities than competitors; unified visibility across IT, OT, cloud, web apps

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Pricing

3 plans available.

Tenable.io Essentials

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  • Vulnerability management
  • Cloud scanning
  • Basic compliance reports
  • Standard support
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Tenable.io Professional

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  • Advanced scanning
  • Compliance benchmarks
  • API access
  • Priority support
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Tenable One Enterprise

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  • Full exposure management
  • Attack path analysis
  • Custom dashboards
  • Dedicated CSM
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Company details

tenable.com
Founded 2002
1000+ employees
Columbia, MD

Frameworks

PCI DSS
NIST CSF
HIPAA
ISO 27001
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