Tenable Expands Exposure Management Platform to Unify Application Security and Enterprise Risk

New Tenable One capabilities provide code-to-runtime visibility, helping organizations prioritize application security risks within the broader enterprise attack surface

Tenable Holdings has announced a significant expansion of its Tenable One Exposure Management Platform, enabling organizations to integrate and prioritize application security risks alongside broader enterprise exposure data. The enhancement is designed to provide security teams with comprehensive visibility into risks spanning application code, cloud environments, identities, endpoints, operational technology, and infrastructure.

The move addresses a growing challenge faced by enterprises as software development accelerates, particularly with the adoption of generative AI tools. While AI is helping developers write and deploy code faster, it is also increasing the potential for vulnerabilities to enter production environments, creating new security risks that traditional application security tools often struggle to contextualize.

With the latest update, Tenable One can ingest, analyze, and normalize vulnerability and security data from a wide range of application development and security platforms, including emerging AI application security tools. The platform then correlates this information with exposure data from cloud security, endpoint protection, vulnerability management, operational technology security, and other security systems to provide a more complete view of organizational risk.

“Bringing application security data into Tenable One, we’re giving our customers the context they’ve been missing. For the first time, security teams can see code flaws and prioritize remediation actions alongside all other forms of risk for more effective risk reduction.”

Eric Doerr, Chief Product Officer, Tenable

According to Tenable, traditional application security solutions frequently operate in silos, making it difficult for security teams to determine whether a specific code vulnerability represents a genuine business threat. By connecting application security findings to runtime environments, cloud workloads, identities, and potential attack paths, Tenable One allows organizations to focus remediation efforts on the exposures that pose the greatest risk.

The enhanced platform shifts security operations from a reactive approach focused on vulnerability identification to a proactive model centered on risk prioritization. Security teams can now assess application flaws within the context of the broader attack surface and accelerate response efforts based on actual business impact.

Tenable said the new capabilities are particularly relevant as organizations face increasingly complex and interconnected security environments. By combining application security insights with enterprise-wide exposure intelligence, the company aims to eliminate visibility gaps and improve decision-making around cyber risk management.

The application security data integrations are immediately available to all Tenable One customers.

As software supply chains become more complex and AI-driven development continues to accelerate, Tenable believes organizations need a unified approach that connects code-level vulnerabilities with real-world exposure risks, enabling faster and more effective risk reduction across the enterprise.