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Tenable plans to purchase an exposure management startup led by a former Israeli intelligence officer to more effectively integrate telemetry data from third-party security products.The Baltimore, Maryland-based vendor said its proposed $150 million acquisition of Tel Aviv, Israel-based Vulcan Cyber will help CISOs gain a unified view of risk through its more than 100 third-party integrations across endpoint security, cloud security and threat intelligence, according to co-CEO and COO Mark Thurmond. He said Vulcan's reputation in performance, scalability and integrations made them an appealing target. 

Tenable's Scott McKinnel discusses how preventive cybersecurity can reduce insurance premiums.

With so many questions around the exploited Lipwebp vulnerability, Tenable’s Satnam Narang answers frequently asked questions. 

Tenable plans to purchase a cloud security startup founded by the longtime leader of Secdo to help security teams make efficient and accurate remediation decisions.

For Tenable, the expansion of its offering with Ermetic’s identity-driven cloud security capabilities will enable the company to “deliver a holistic view of the modern attack surface and help organizations reduce exposure and risk, using identity as an essential foundation,” Tenable CEO Amit Yoran said in a news release.

ExposureAI will be integrated into Tenable One, the vendor's encompassing exposure management platform, and is the latest cybersecurity produce to employ large language models.