How does Tenable One specifically address the security challenges of AI applications and workloads?
Tenable One introduces AI Exposure, which provides continuous, proactive discovery of AI applications, plugins, and their connections to identify where exposure begins. It protects AI workloads and agents by securing the underlying systems and closing security gaps across infrastructure and attack paths, while also governing AI usage by providing visibility into employee interaction with Generative AI and autonomous agents.
What is the 'Exposure Data Fabric' and how does it contribute to unified security context?
The Exposure Data Fabric is a core component of Tenable One that unifies visibility and context from multiple security tools into a single place. It leverages Tenable's vast repository of asset, exposure, and risk data, organizing and enriching it to reduce redundancy, improve integrity, and surface critical relationship context to core business services and functions, providing unparalleled insights.
Beyond traditional IT, what specific types of operational environments does Tenable One cover for exposure management?
Tenable One extends its exposure management capabilities beyond traditional IT to include Operational Technology (OT) environments, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, and cloud infrastructure. It provides specialized solutions like Tenable OT Security for converged OT/IT environments and Tenable Cloud Security for actionable cloud security.
How does Tenable One prioritize vulnerabilities and exposures to help security teams focus their efforts?
Tenable One employs predictive prioritization, which analyzes cyber risk context and insights from across the attack surface. It connects disparate data points to identify the true exposures threatening business value, reputation, and trust, allowing security teams to focus on the business-critical exposures attackers are most likely to exploit.
Can Tenable One integrate with existing security tools and data sources, or does it require a complete overhaul of current systems?
Tenable One is designed to seamlessly connect asset and exposure data from existing tools through its third-party connectors. This allows organizations to enrich Tenable's intelligence with their current security context, rather than requiring a complete overhaul, providing a unified view without discarding previous investments.