Tenable strengthens enterprise cyber defense



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Cybersecurity firm Tenable has expanded its Tenable One Exposure Management Platform to help organizations better identify, prioritize, and address application security risks across their IT environments.
The update integrates application security data with enterprise exposure information, giving security teams end-to-end visibility from software code to production systems.
According to Tenable, the enhanced platform consolidates data from application security, cloud security, endpoint protection, vulnerability management, operational technology, and other security tools into a single view of enterprise risk.
The company said the integration enables organizations to identify high-priority threats faster, connect software vulnerabilities to affected systems and attack paths and accelerate remediation efforts.
Tenable added that the platform is designed to address growing security challenges brought about by AI-assisted software development, which has increased the speed of code deployment while also raising the risk of introducing vulnerabilities.
Application security data integrations are now available to all Tenable One customers.