Manish Patel

In the modern IT landscape, detecting threats is no longer enough for an effective cybersecurity program. To be successful in protecting endpoints, you must also remediate vulnerabilities, identify weaknesses, find unprotected hosts, and monitor for indicators of compromise.

In a recent Tenable webcast, a panel of CISOs discussed why widely adopted security practices are falling short. While the focus was on higher education, attendees representing insurance companies, banks, security firms, hospitals, retail, and payment processors voiced similar challenges. The panelists included:

Why is it that 35% of all reported breaches in 2014 were in higher education?

We are very proud to announce that SC Magazine recently reviewed Nessus and recognized it as a "Best Buy" in the 2015 Vulnerability Management category. The reviewer highlighted several key points:

With Tenable’s Nessus, security and compliance teams can audit and inventory devices and software to identify what is malicious, abnormal or out-of-compliance. However, do you ever need to pinpoint the offending system or software to its user?