We’re Here to Help: Securing Your Remote Workforce
Many of us around the globe are now experiencing the new reality of a large remote workforce virtually overnight. We're here to help our customers manage the new risks.
We are suddenly facing new cyber risks created by a surge in remote employees who may use personal assets for business or be more susceptible to phishing during times of crisis. To reduce the risk of this new attack vector, we all need to extend our security measures and include remote workers and devices as part of our enterprise vulnerability management programs.
Many customers have asked for guidance in handling the security of the assets used by remote workers. To support you through these changing and uncertain times, Tenable is helping you immediately extend your Tenable.io licenses for free, through June 15. For Tenable.sc and Nessus Professional customers, we are offering a free Tenable.io license with unlimited agent scanning through June 15. In either case, we will help customers rapidly deploy agents across remote workers’ personal assets and manage these devices as part of your Tenable deployment. Please contact your customer success manager to learn more and get started.
In addition, Tenable will also be providing free weekly sessions with our principal engineers via Zoom to our customers around the globe. These sessions will include tips on how to set up agent scanning on remote assets, deployment best practices and a 30-minute Q&A session with our specialists to help address specific queries. Here’s more information.
We also encourage you to watch the on-demand webinar, Understand and Address the Cybersecurity Impacts of COVID-19. Additionally, check out this blog post on how to secure your remote workforce using Nessus Agents.
Thank you for being a Tenable customer. As always, we are here for you.
Related Articles
Unified IT and Web App Security: On-Prem Web App Scanning Integrated into Security Center
October 17, 2023On-prem web app scanning is now available within Tenable Security Center, offering comprehensive exposure management with accurate analysis, OWASP Top 10 coverage and easy setup. Here’s what you need to know.
What Is VPR and How Is It Different from CVSS?
April 16, 2020This blog series will provide an in-depth discussion of vulnerability priority rating (VPR) from a number of different perspectives. Part one will focus on the distinguishing characteristics of VPR th...
Tenable Releases SecurityCenter Continuous View
August 9, 2012<p>Today, Tenable <a href="http://www.tenable.com/news-events/press-releases/2012-tenable-network-security-unveils-securitycenter-continuous-view" target="_self" title="Tenable Network Security Unveils SecurityCenter Continuous View">announced </a>the availability of a new edition of SecurityCenter, called Continuous View.</p> <p>This edition of SecurityCenter uniquely encompasses both scanning and monitoring, with the inclusion of Tenable's Passive Vulnerability Scanner (PVS). That makes SecurityCenter Continuous View uniquely capable of addressing vulnerability, configuration, and compliance management requirements for emerging technologies like mobile devices, cloud-based services, social applications, and virtual systems.</p> <p>The flexible licensing approach provided by SecurityCenter Continuous View allows enterprise customers to deploy PVS in much the same way as they do with Nessus within SecurityCenter, pretty much as many as needed.</p> <p>Existing SecurityCenter customers can upgrade to a ContinuousView license and begin to enjoy the benefits of continuous monitoring with PVS. These include:</p> <ul> <li>Real-time identification of server and client vulnerabilities </li> <li>Identification of mobile devices and their vulnerabilities </li> <li>Passive discovery of all internal and external web servers and databases </li> <li>Identification of trust and communication paths </li> <li>Passive monitoring of virtual environments </li> </ul>
CVE-2024-7593: Ivanti Virtual Traffic Manager Authentication Bypass Vulnerability
August 14, 2024Ivanti released a patch for a critical severity authentication bypass vulnerability and a warning that exploit code is publicly available
Microsoft’s August 2024 Patch Tuesday Addresses 88 CVEs
August 13, 2024Microsoft addresses 88 CVEs with seven critical vulnerabilities and 10 zero-day vulnerabilities, six of which were exploited in the wild.
Compromising Microsoft's AI Healthcare Chatbot Service
August 13, 2024Tenable Research discovered multiple privilege-escalation issues in the Azure Health Bot Service via a server-side request forgery (SSRF), which allowed researchers access to cross-tenant resources.
- SecurityCenter
- Tenable Vulnerability Management
- Tenable Vulnerability Management (DO NOT USE)
- Vulnerability Management