Tenable One Surpasses 300 Integrations, Solidifying Its Role as Cybersecurity’s Most Open Exposure Management Platform
Tenable® has announced that its flagship Tenable One Exposure Management Platform has now surpassed 300 validated integrations, making it the most open and connected exposure management platform in the cybersecurity industry.
This milestone positions Tenable One as a central hub for unifying security data and automating risk reduction, particularly valuable in a landscape where the average enterprise uses 83 different cybersecurity tools.
Tenable One integrates a broad range of technologies—including EDR, CNAPP, PAM, asset inventory, and more—to provide customers with a single, contextualized view of cyber risk. The platform correlates third-party data with threat intelligence and business context, enabling organizations to identify blind spots, analyze attack paths, and prioritize critical exposures.
The platform also connects with IT service management, SIEM tools, communication platforms, and patch management systems, enabling automated remediation and cross-team collaboration to reduce exposure investigation and closure times.
According to Tenable, two-thirds of Tenable One customers already leverage its integrations, reporting up to 10x greater visibility and 75% less time spent aggregating data.
To expand its ecosystem further, Tenable is launching a universal integrations connector in fall 2025. This new, self-service framework allows customers and partners to create and manage custom integrations, furthering the platform’s flexibility and openness.
Industry partners highlighted the value of Tenable’s open approach:
* Splunk emphasized faster threat response through rich exposure data.
* ServiceNow underscored seamless vulnerability remediation via AI-driven workflows.
* CyberArk pointed to improved privilege risk management through integrated insights.
Tenable’s growing integration ecosystem reinforces its strategy to eliminate silos in cybersecurity operations and advance a preventative, risk-based approach to cyber defense.
Photo: Eric Doerr, chief product officer, Tenable
