The Tenable Enclave Security is a solution designed for organisations operating in highly secure environments, such as classified or air-gapped systems. This new offering aims to enhance protection for IT assets and modern workloads by providing risk assessment and contextual insights to help identify vulnerabilities before they lead to significant issues.
Federal agencies and organisations with stringent data residency and security requirements often face unique challenges when deploying cloud solutions. Tenable Enclave Security is built to support public sector customers and complies with standards such as FedRAMP High and Impact Level 5. The solution allows agencies to detect and manage IT and container vulnerabilities within a unified, secure platform.
Robert Huber, chief security officer and president of Tenable Public Sector, stated, “As a leader in vulnerability management and cloud security, we’re positioned to deliver capabilities that assist government agencies in transforming their IT strategy while managing modern workloads.” He highlighted that Tenable Enclave Security enables organisations to gain a clearer understanding of their exposure and risk, facilitating continuous discovery and prioritisation of vulnerabilities.
Key features include:
Cloud Security Compliance: The solution helps organisations meet stringent cloud security and data residency requirements in various deployment environments, including on-premises and virtual private clouds.
Container Security: It enables organisations to quickly assess the risks associated with container images, allowing them to identify vulnerabilities before these are deployed into production.
Centralised Security Management: By providing a unified approach to security, Tenable Enclave Security aims to reduce the complexity of managing multiple tools and enhance operational efficiency.
With the introduction of Tenable Enclave Security, organisations can work towards strengthening their security frameworks while addressing the challenges posed by modern IT environments.
