Tenable.cs integrations with the Vulnerability Response and Container Vulnerability Response application
The Tenable.cs integrations in the Vulnerability Response Integration with Tenable application are available in the Vulnerability Response and Container Vulnerability Response applications.
Starting with v20.0 Vulnerability Response, if an asset is scanned by an agent, the "Agent exists" column in the Discovered Items list displays "true," indicating that the scan is authentic.
List of Tenable.cs integrations
Multi-source is supported for all the Tenable.io, Tenable.sc, and Tenable.cs integrations. You can add and deploy multiple instances of the following integrations across your environment from Setup Assistant in Vulnerability Response. You can also install and configure the Vulnerability Response Integration with Tenable application from Setup Assistant.
Tenable.cs is a cloud-based enterprise integration. See the following table for the names and descriptions of the supported integrations for the Tenable.cs product.
| Integration | Description |
|---|---|
| Tenable.cs Cloud Container Assets Integration |
The output of this integration is Discovered Container Images, Docker Images, and Container Repositories. |
| Tenable.cs Open Cloud Container Vulnerabilities Integration | When activated, this integration runs automatically after the container assets integration is successfully completed as part of a chained integration run.
The output of this integration is New/Reopenedcontainer vulnerable items (CVIs). If they don't exist, it also creates discovered container images, docker images, container repositories, image findings, third-party entries, and Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE). |
| Tenable.cs Fixed Cloud Container Vulnerabilities Integration | This integration is triggered on successful completion of the Tenable.cs Open Cloud Container Vulnerabilities Integration.
The output of this integration is New/Reopened container vulnerable items (CVIs). If they don't exist, it also creates discover container images, docker images, container repositories, image findings, third-party entries, and CVEs. Image findings are created in closed state. |
| Tenable.cs Open Cloud Host Vulnerabilities Integration |
The output of this integration is New/Reopened vulnerable items (VIs). If they don't exist, it also creates configuration items, third-party entries, and CVEs. Vulnerability Detections are created in open state. |
| Tenable.cs Fixed Cloud Host Vulnerabilities Integration | This integration is triggered on successful completion of the Tenable.cs Open Cloud Host Vulnerabilities Integration.
The output of this integration is close vulnerable items (VIs). If they don't exist, it also creates configuration items, third-party entries, and CVEs. Vulnerability Detections are created in closed state. |
User authentication and Tenable.sc
User authentication is supported by your ServiceNow AI Platform® instance and version 5.13 of the Tenable.sc product. User authentication is required if you’re using version 5.12 and earlier of the Tenable.sc product.
When you select user authentication for the Tenable.sc integrations, tokens might expire and be replaced during integration runs. In the Notes column on the Vulnerability Integration Run record (VIN), the following message is displayed for a process when a token expires, Error: Token validation is failed. If this message is displayed, no action is required. Expired tokens are automatically refreshed in the background and the message doesn’t indicate a pause or error with the integration process.