Tenable is pleased to announce the availability of a new scanner configuration API, which enables you to retrieve and update global scanner configuration settings.

Tenable is pleased to announce the addition of a new resources object to agent profile endpoints. This object supports resource configuration and consumption controls, beginning with the new cpu_limit parameter.

Tenable is pleased to announce the availability of schedule windows for Tenable Web App Scanning scans. Schedule windows enable you to define time frames during which scans run or pause at the individual scan level, independent of platform-wide scheduling settings. This update provides greater control over scan execution and helps better align scanning activity with production availability.

Tenable has published documentation for a new Tenable Vulnerability Management API endpoint that returns a list of the latest plugin sets. The new List available plugin sets endpoint returns the latest plugin sets offered to agent and scanner profiles from the Tenable plugin feed over the past 30 days.

Tenable has published new documentation to help you use filtering more effectively with the Attack Surface Management (ASM) API. The new Filtering page provides a consolidated reference for all supported filter types, columns, and behaviors, along with examples for building precise asset queries.

Tenable has improved the performance and reliability of compliance exports by redesigning the export architecture to support parallelized chunk processing. Previously, compliance exports were processed sequentially, which could result in long completion times. With parallelization, exports now generate chunks more quickly and deliver results sooner.

Tenable is pleased to announce the release of scanner profiles. Scanner profiles provide the same functionality as agent profiles, but for scanners. The existing agent profile endpoints have been updated to support both profile types. These endpoints use a {sensor_type} path parameter to specify agent or scanner.

Tenable has added a new filter for the Export vulnerabilities endpoint that enables users to identify and export zero-day vulnerabilities. Zero-day vulnerabilities are those for which no official patch or fix was available at the time of disclosure.

Tenable has released new Exposure Management Attack Path endpoints that provide advanced filtering capabilities, making it easier to retrieve the top attack paths leading to critical assets and the top attack techniques in your environment.

Tenable has deprecated and subsequently removed the Attack Path Analysis "List attack paths" and "List findings" endpoints. This deprecation was previously announced in Attack Path Analysis: Upcoming Changes.