Organizations
Required User Role: Administrator
To view your organizations, in the top navigation bar, click Settings & Information > Access Control, then click the Organizations tab.
An organization is a set of distinct users and groups and the resources (for example, scanners, repositories, and LDAP servers) they have available to them.
The organization is managed primarily by the administrator users and security manager users. The administrator user creates the organization and creates, assigns, and maintains the security manager user account. The security manager user (or any organizational user with appropriate permissions) creates other users within the organization. Groups allow you to manage users and share permissions to resources and objects among the group.
Multiple organizations can share the same repositories, and the vulnerability data associated with the overlapping ranges is shared between each organization. Conversely, organizations can be configured with their own discrete repositories to facilitate situations where data must be kept confidential between different organizational units.
Creation of an organization is a multi-step process. After you create an organization, Tenable Enclave Security prompts you to create the initial security manager user.
To view the users in an organization, filter by the organization on the Users page.
Organization Options
Option |
Description |
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General |
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Name |
(Required) The organization name. |
Description |
A description for the organization. |
Contact Information |
The relevant contact information for the organization including address, city, state, country, and phone number. |
Password Expiration |
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Enable Password Expiration |
When enabled, passwords for users in the organization will expire after the number of days specified in the Expiration Days box. |
Expiration Days |
The number of days before the user's password expires. You can enter a number between 1 and 365. The user will receive daily password expiration notifications at login, starting 14 days before the password expires. After the password expires, the user must change their password at the next login. |
Container Security | |
Scanner Key Expiration | The number of days before the user's scanner key expires. |
Container Security Resources |
The Container Security images you want to be available to users in the group. |
Scanning |
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Distribution Method |
The scan distribution mode you want to use for this organization:
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Available Zones |
One or more scan zones that you want organizational users to have access to when configuring scans. |
Allow for Automatic Distribution |
Enable or disable this option to specify whether you want Tenable Enclave Security to select one or more scan zones automatically if an organizational user does not specify a scan zone when configuring a scan.
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Restrict to Selected Zones |
If Allow for Automatic Distribution is enabled, enable or disable this option to specify the zones you want Tenable Enclave Security to choose from when automatically distributing zones.
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Restricted Scan Ranges |
The IP address ranges you do not want users in this organization to scan. |
Analysis |
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Accessible Repositories |
The repositories that you want this organization to have access to. You can search for the repositories by name or scroll through the list. |
Accessible LCEs |
The Log Correlation Engines that you want this organization to have access to. You can search for the Log Correlation Engines by name or scroll through the list. |
Accessible Agent Capable Scanners |
The Tenable Nessus scanners (with Tenable Nessus Agents enabled) that you want this organization to have access to. Select one or more of the available scanners to allow the organization to import Tenable Nessus Agent results from the selected scanner. |
Accessible LDAP Servers |
The LDAP servers that you want this organization to have access to. An organization must have access to an LDAP server to perform LDAP authentication on user accounts within that organization, and to configure LDAP query assets. Note: If you revoke access to an LDAP server, users in the organization cannot authenticate and LDAP query assets cannot run. |
Custom Analysis Links |
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A list of custom analysis links provided to users within the host vulnerability details when analyzing data outside of Tenable Enclave Security is desired. Click Add Custom Link to create a new option to type the link name and URL to look up additional data external to Tenable Enclave Security. For example: http://example.com/index.htm?ip=%ip% The %ip% reference is a variable that inserts the IP address of the current host into the specified URI. |
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Vulnerability Weights |
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Low |
The vulnerability weighting to apply to Low criticality vulnerabilities for scoring purposes. (Default: 1) |
Medium |
The vulnerability weighting to apply to Medium criticality vulnerabilities for scoring purposes. (Default: 3) |
High |
The vulnerability weighting to apply to High criticality vulnerabilities for scoring purposes. (Default: 10) |
Critical |
The vulnerability weighting to apply to Critical criticality vulnerabilities for scoring purposes. (Default: 40) |
Vulnerability Scoring System |
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Scoring System |
The scoring system Tenable Enclave Security uses to assess the severity of vulnerabilities: CVSS v2 or CVSS v3. Note: Changing the Scoring System while Tenable Enclave Security is running certain operations, such as preparing reports or dashboard data, results in data using mixed CVSS v2 and CVSS v3 scores. Note: Changing the Scoring System does not impact historical dashboard trend data. For example, if you change the Scoring System from CVSS v2 to CVSS v3, dashboard trend data before the change displays CVSS v2 scores while dashboard trend data after the change displays CVSS v3 scores. |
Reporting | |
Publishing Sites |
You can configure publishing sites as targets to send report results to a properly configured web server or a Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) Continuous Monitoring and Risk Scoring (CMRS) site. For more information, see Publishing Sites. |