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Small and medium-sized businesses that want enterprise-grade, AI-driven endpoint
Security teams in small-to-large organizations that need a comprehensive, proven vulnerability management and compliance scanning platform with flexib…
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Tenable offers a free tier (Nessus Essentials) for non-commercial scanning up to 16 IP addresses. Paid plans like Nessus Professional or Tenable Vulnerability Management start with an annual subscription, and enterprise features require additional licensing.
No, the free tier is restricted to non-commercial use and limited to 16 targets. Businesses need at least Nessus Professional or a Tenable.io subscription for commercial scanning and full-featured remediation workflows.
Yes, Tenable integrates with major SIEMs like Splunk, ServiceNow, and Jira, as well as APIs for custom workflows. This allows security teams to automate vulnerability triage and remediation.
Tenable offers Tenable.cs (Cloud Security) for detecting misconfigurations in AWS, Azure, and GCP, and it integrates with its vulnerability management platform. It is capable, though less mature than dedicated cloud security posture management tools.
Basic vulnerability scans are straightforward, but enterprise-level deployment and tuning require security expertise. The learning curve is moderate, and teams may need training to configure scans, prioritize findings, and use the API effectively.
Yes, Tenable has a partner program where resellers and affiliates can earn a 5% commission on sales, with an average order value of $4,500. This makes it a financially attractive option for cybersecurity-focused partners.