Tenable has secured Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program (FedRAMP) authorization at the Moderate impact level for its Tenable One Exposure Management Platform and Tenable Cloud Security. This achievement highlights Tenable's efforts to bolster cybersecurity and support national security within U.S. federal agencies.

The FedRAMP authorization is designed to help federal agencies unify security visibility, insight, and action across their IT environments, extending from the cloud to operational technology. This announcement follows the recent rollout of Tenable Enclave Security, targeted at clients in secure environments with stringent security demands.

Tenable One integrates discovery and visibility into various asset types while assessing vulnerabilities across the entire attack surface. It aims to provide a comprehensive view of risk management and enhance collaboration among security teams to defend against cyber threats.

The Tenable Cloud Security platform assists federal agencies in identifying and remedying security weaknesses caused by cloud misconfigurations. This solution is part of a broader strategy to help government entities modernize their security practices and close exposure gaps. Bob Huber, chief security officer and president of Tenable Public Sector, emphasized the company's commitment to supporting federal agencies in their security missions. He stated that the FedRAMP authorization reinforces their dedication to advancing cloud technology adoption within the government.

Further details about Tenable One and Tenable Cloud Security are available on the company's dedicated government solutions webpage.