Tenable Vulnerability Management 2025 Release Notes

Create a Google Cloud Platform connector with Workload Identity Federation authentication to discover Google Cloud Platform assets and import them to Tenable Vulnerability Management. For more information, see Create a GCP Connector with Workload Identity Federation Authentication.

Tenable has made the following enhancements to custom widgets for host audit data:

• You can now choose these additional chart types for custom Host Audit widgets:

  • Multi-series bar

  • Multi-series column

  • Stacked bar

  • Stacked column

  • Matrix

To learn more, see Create a Custom Widget in the Tenable Vulnerability Management User Guide or contact your Tenable representative.

You can now view all IPV4 addresses for an affected asset on the Findings workbench as follows:

• In a new All IP4v4 Addresses column.

• On the Asset Details page under Asset Information.

• When using findings filters.

To learn more, see Vulnerability Details in the Tenable Vulnerability Management User Guide.

Tenable is pleased to announce a new way to export your vulnerability data: Tenable Data Stream. With this new feature, you connect an AWS S3 bucket to Tenable Vulnerability Management, which then continuously sends your vulnerability data to your AWS bucket in JSON format. This feature is an alternative to the Tenable export APIs.

Once configured, Tenable Data Stream sends the following file types:

For comprehensive documentation, see Tenable Data Stream in the Tenable Vulnerability Management User Guide.

Tenable Vulnerability Management now supports the ability to recast Host Audit data using custom roles. This means that custom role users can recast/accept Tenable Vulnerability Management, Tenable Web App Scanning, and Host Audit findings.

For more information, see Custom Roles in the Tenable Vulnerability Management User Guide.