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Tenable One unifies code risks with enterprise exposure data

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Tenable One unifies code risks with enterprise exposure data

Tenable expanded its Tenable One Exposure Management Platform to integrate static code vulnerability data with enterprise exposure data, enabling security teams to track code risks from development through production. The platform addresses the challenge of vulnerable code reaching production before security review, a problem intensified by the adoption of generative AI in development workflows.

Why it matters: Security practitioners managing application vulnerabilities need visibility across code and runtime environments to reduce the window where vulnerable code reaches production before remediation.

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Tenable One unifies code risks with enterprise exposure data

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Tenable One unifies code risks with enterprise exposure data

Tenable announced that its One Exposure Management Platform now incorporates static code vulnerability data alongside existing exposure information. The integration provides security teams with continuous visibility from code commit through runtime across the entire attack surface. By doing so, Tenable aims to help organizations address vulnerable code before it reaches production, especially as artificial intelligence (AI)‑generated code accelerates development cycles.

Why it matters: Security and DevSecOps teams gain a unified view of code and runtime risks, enabling them to prioritize and remediate vulnerabilities faster in environments where AI‑generated code speeds up release cycles.

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