Tenable.io: Activation Date for Two-Factor Authentication
You can now use the Tenable.io API to determine the date on which you enabled two-factor authentication for your user account.
You can now use the Tenable.io API to determine the date on which you enabled two-factor authentication for your user account.
CautionThe information contained in this changelog has been superseded. Refer to Scan Results Archived at 35 Days for the most recent information about scan result archival.
Documentation for Tenable.io Vulnerability Management Access Groups v2 is now available.
Tenable.io API now returns two additional attributes for the GET /assets/exports/chunks endpoint. This allows customers to join an asset with an associated scan.
Tenable.io now requires that the override email address you specify for users must belong to a domain approved for your Tenable.io instance.
Tenable.io Web Application Scanning API v2 is now available.
The Tenable Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) API is now available. The Tenable MSSP API provides a secure and accessible way for MSSP administrators to manage and maintain multiple customer instances of Tenable products. Endpoints in the Tenable MSSP Portal API allow you to view and manage your MSSP customer accounts. For more information about the Tenable MSSP Portal, see the Tenable Managed Security Service Provider (MSSP) User Guide.
You can now use the Tenable.io API to view the solutions Tenable recommends for all vulnerabilities on your network. Solution details provide steps to address the vulnerability on your network.
In the Tenable.io API, the following version 1 (v1) endpoint is now deprecated:
Tenable is deprecating the Tenable.io Python SDK in favor of the more widely used library, pyTenable. pyTenable offers all of the same functionality as the SDK, as well as support for Tenable.sc. However, it should be noted that pyTenable functions are not compatible with SDK functions. Support for the Tenable.io Python SDK will end on August 1, 2020.