Introduction to new and now available SecurityCenter 4.6 and PVS 3.8
Note: Tenable SecurityCenter is now Tenable.sc. To learn more about this application and its latest capabilities, visit the Tenable.sc web page.
Tenable Network Security has released SecurityCenter 4.6 and PVS 3.8. These new and now available updates to SecurityCenter and the Passive Vulnerability Scanner include several new features and enhancements.
Adding to the long-standing IPv6 capabilities of Nessus, both SecurityCenter and PVS now support IPv6. Combined, these create the only truly comprehensive IPv6 vulnerability assessment and management suite in the industry, and expand SecurityCenter CV’s continuous monitoring capabilities to include IPv6 and dual stack IPv4/IPv6 environments. Other notable features include new asset creation tools, HTML5 dashboards, and multiple reporting enhancements.
Watch this introductory video to see several of the new features and enhancements to SecurityCenter and PVS.
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