Tenable hasĀ unveiled an extension of itsĀ TenableĀ Lumin analytic capabilities to score, trend and benchmark organizations' assessment maturity. This first-of-its-kind innovation expandsĀ TenableĀ Lumin's Cyber Exposure Score, an objective measure of cyber risk, derived through data science-based measurement of vulnerability data together with threat intelligence and asset criticality, making it even more comprehensive with actionable metrics and recommended actions based on security program maturity. The Assessment Maturity Score is the latest innovation fromĀ TenableĀ to enable organizations to evolve from a technology- to a risk-based approach to prioritize remediation, communicate to the business and make data-driven decisions to reduce cyber risk.
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"Our unwavering focus on delivering market-defining innovation likeĀ TenableĀ Lumin is transforming how cybersecurity is managed and measured," saidĀ Renaud Deraison, Chief Technology OfficerĀ andĀ Co-Founder,Ā Tenable. "We're building the solutions that empower digital organizations to translate technical data into business insights, leveraging the power of machine learning and data science to provide the most holistic view of cyber exposure."
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Assessment Maturity inĀ TenableĀ Lumin translates raw, technical data into actionable steps for improving security program effectiveness. It measures two key dimensions, the frequency and depth of vulnerability assessments, to identify organizations' Assessment Maturity Score. This bolsters the existing Vulnerability Priority Rating (VPR) and Asset Criticality Rating (ACR) inĀ TenableĀ Lumin to provide organizations with an objective measure of their overall cyber risk. The innovation also enables organizations to trend and benchmark their Assessment Maturity Scores to compare the effectiveness of internal operations and against peers.Ā
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Organizations can use these metrics to drive improvements by optimizing security investments and building a business case for foundational controls to reduce risk across the enterprise.
