Tenable Blog

The current IT landscape has fundamentally changed the way that organizations view their security and assess their overall risk posture. Technologies like cloud, DevOps deployments and containers behave in a radically different way than traditional assets. For example, they are often shorter lived or they often have owners outside of the IT department. If threats and vulnerabilities aren’t detected on these assets, these differences can lead to security gaps, and these gaps can provide bad actors with a host of new opportunities.

For organizations around the globe, security is evolving from a technology issue to a business issue. CEOs, board members and risk managers are asking questions and seeking solutions from their CISOs. With technologies such as IoT, cloud services, industrial control systems and DevOps in the spotlight, 2017 will be a game changing year for security.

Two years ago, the message coming out of the RSA Conference was that the security industry had failed; new products kept emerging, yet breaches were still on the rise. Today, we still hear about daily security attacks. Organizations embrace new technologies to remain competitive, and security practitioners struggle to keep pace and preserve the enterprise from painful compromise.

This week, Tenable made an exciting announcement about Tenable.io™, our new, modern vulnerability management platform built for today’s elastic assets. The Tenable.io platform will include state-of-the-art applications for specific business needs, the first of which is Tenable.io Vulnerability Management. In the near future, we’ll release additional applications for container security, web application scanning, and more.

Tenable is pleased to announce a major update to the Log Correlation Engine® (LCE®), making it easier to scale horizontally to meet growing organizational demands on performance and redundancy. Additionally, LCE 5.0.0 greatly expands language support for log data. This release will be available on January 30th, 2017.