New Nessus Feature Added: CSV Export
Exporting To CSV
Nessus now supports the ability to export your reports into a comma-delimited file format (CSV). Using this export format, you can import the results into your favorite spreadsheet program. Tenable recommends using the following software:
- Microsoft Excel 2010 or later
- Apple iWork Numbers
To export a CSV-formatted report, select any of your existing Nessus results, click "Download Report," and then choose "CSV" as shown below.
Select the "CSV" Reporting Format
You may then open the results in a spreadsheet program:
CSV Report Sample (click for larger image)
From here, you can use the functionality inside your spreadsheet software to create pie charts or other forms of executive-style reporting. If you have any questions, please contact the Tenable Support team or post in our Nessus Discussion Forums.
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