Documentation is now available for a new endpoint added to the Tenable Vulnerability Management API to support the new Tenable Agent safe mode feature. The new Get agent safe mode summary endpoint returns a summary of agents in safe mode for your container. The summary includes the total number of agents along with breakdowns by agent version and operating system platform.

Tenable is pleased to announce the addition of the Ask AI feature in the Developer Portal. This new AI-powered assistant enhances the user experience within the Developer Portal and helps users quickly find answers, generate code snippets, and understand complex concepts. The Ask AI feature is available in both the documentation section and the API explorer.

The endpoint paths for the List attack paths and List findings endpoints are tentatively scheduled to change on June 9th.

Documentation is now available for new endpoints added to the Tenable Vulnerability Management API to support shared collections. Shared collections enable users to quickly and conveniently share scan configurations with other Tenable Vulnerability Management users and groups. For more information about shared collections, see Shared Collections in the Tenable Vulnerability Management User Guide.

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Tenable is enabling this update for customers in a rolling fashion and availability is limited. Contact your Tenable Customer Success Manager (CSM) for more information.

Tenable is pleased to announce the availability of new enhanced Asset Criticality Rating (ACR) and Asset Exposure Score (AES) metrics in asset export response chunks. The existing ACR and AES metrics have been enhanced using a new algorithm and data platform to provide customers with a more complete view of their exposure.

Tenable is pleased to announce the availability of pause windows for Tenable Web App Scanning scans. Pause windows enable customers to define a time frame during which scheduled scans cannot run. This feature can be used to avoid scanning production environments during peak hours to prevent downtime or adverse customer impact. Additionally, users can now manually pause scans.

Tenable has released pyTenable version 1.7.4.

Tenable has added the vendor_severity property to the plugin object in the Download vulnerabilities chunk endpoint.

Tenable has updated the cloud connector API to add support for Google Cloud Platform (GCP) connectors with Workload Identity Federation (WIF) authentication. This enables customers to authenticate with GCP via WIF instead of managing service account keys when creating GCP connectors. A GCP connector is used to discover Google Cloud Platform assets and import them to Tenable Vulnerability Management.