Tenable One platform adds connectors & custom risk dashboards
Tenable has announced new enhancements to its Tenable One platform, expanding its exposure management capabilities with the introduction of third-party data connectors and unified, customisable risk dashboards.
The Tenable One platform, powered by Tenable ExposureAI and built upon the Tenable Data Fabric, now allows organisations to consolidate cybersecurity data from both Tenable and external sources. This provides a unified view of assets, exposures, and cyber risk, delivering what the company describes as integrated insights for security teams.
The platform features a growing ecosystem of out-of-the-box connectors. These enable integration with a variety of third-party tools commonly used for endpoint detection and response (EDR), cloud security, vulnerability management, operational technology security, and ticketing systems. With these integrations, security data is unified across different products, allowing for comprehensive risk assessment.
According to Tenable, large organisations often rely on numerous security solutions - an average of 83 different tools, as reported by IBM in January 2025. This leads to fragmented data, operational inefficiencies, and potential blind spots in security coverage. The Tenable One platform aims to address these challenges by consolidating data from both native and external sources into a single contextualised view. This, in turn, supports more informed and business-aligned security decisions.
At the centre of the platform is the Tenable Exposure Data Fabric, a cloud-native architecture that collects, normalises, and connects data from across the security ecosystem. This data is utilised by Tenable ExposureAI, which applies machine learning to highlight toxic risk combinations, identify hidden attack paths, and prioritise mitigations based on their potential impact on business operations.
The platform also introduces unified risk dashboards that are fully customisable to align with specific business roles and priorities. These dashboards aim to reduce the reliance on manual reporting by providing flexible report configurations and advanced visualisation tools. Security teams are able to present insights and communicate risks more efficiently, according to the company.
Steve Vintz, Co-Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer at Tenable, said: "The cybersecurity market is saturated with point solutions that operate in isolation, slowing security efforts and leaving organisations vulnerable. The power of Tenable One enables organisations to view risks across security tools in context and focus remediation efforts on the exposures that matter most."
These enhancements to the Tenable One platform follow Tenable's acquisition of Vulcan Cyber and further their stated commitment to expanding exposure management capabilities. The company has indicated plans for additional connector integrations in the future, continuing into the second quarter of 2025 and beyond.
Tenable states that the updated platform supports security teams in prioritising risk, responding more quickly to incidents, and reducing cyber risk with greater precision. The customisable dashboards are designed to facilitate communication of risk at various levels within an organisation, aligning cybersecurity efforts with broader business objectives.
The company's approach centres on the principle that consolidating fragmented security data and providing unified risk insights is fundamental to enabling more proactive cybersecurity programmes. The integrations and capabilities introduced with Tenable One are positioned to support organisations of varying sizes and across different sectors, given the prevalence of complex and heterogeneous security environments highlighted by recent surveys and market analyses.
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