Headquartered in Columbia, MD·Fiscal year ends December·NASDAQ: TENB·tenable.com
About Tenable Holdings
Tenable Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: TENB) is a cybersecurity company focused on exposure management. Its AI-powered exposure management platform, Tenable One, provides unified security visibility, insight, and action across the full attack surface — spanning IT infrastructure, cloud environments, critical infrastructure, and operational technology. The platform integrates vulnerability management, cloud security, identity security, and attack path analysis to help organizations understand and reduce cyber risk. Tenable serves over 40,000 customers globally, including enterprises and government agencies. The company's revenue is predominantly recurring, with subscription-based software and cloud solutions representing 95% of total revenue. Tenable has achieved FedRAMP High and Impact Level 5 authorization, positioning it to serve highly sensitive federal environments. The company is actively integrating AI capabilities through its Hexa AI orchestration engine and partnerships with frontier AI organizations including Anthropic and OpenAI. Updated
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