Tenable One Connectors

Name: Tenable One Connectors
Brand: Tenable
Rating: 4.5 (312 reviews)

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Est 2002|Valuation $4.5B|Raised $926.4M

LinkedIn 200K|Website|Web traffic 1.0M|FTEs 1,995|HQ Columbia, Maryland, US

MarketsVulnerability Management

01Competitive Landscape

Top competitors (3-way comparison)

Because Tenable One is quote-based and connector packaging varies by contract, starting prices are not always publicly comparable. The table below uses available public positioning and typical buyer patterns; treat as directional. | Aspect | Tenable One Connectors (Tenable One) | Rapid7 InsightVM (and related Rapid7 platform) | Qualys VMDR / platform integrations | |--------|-------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------|------------------------------------| | Starting Price | Quote-based for Tenable One; published pricing available for some adjacent products | Typically quote-based | Typically quote-based | | Best For | Organizations seeking unified exposure management across Tenable and third-party tools, including environments that require on-prem connector capability for isolated networks | Organizations seeking vulnerability management integrated with SecOps workflow and automation in the Rapid7 suite | Organizations seeking a consolidated cloud-based platform for VM and compliance with a modular ecosystem | | Key Strength | Tenable-native vulnerability pedigree plus connectors and an on-prem connector architecture; focus on aggregating disparate tools | Workflow capabilities, reporting, and an integrated ecosystem in Rapid7 | Broad module suite with enterprise footprint; integration depth varies by modules | | Key Weakness | Connector outcomes depend on upstream tools; reported concerns about pricing and licensing complexity; mixed execution commentary in some community threads | Agent and scanner trade-offs with pricing considerations at scale | Module licensing and integration complexity can increase costs; integration depth depends on purchased modules |

Narrative analysis: likely areas of strength

Heterogeneous environments with many third-party tools where replacing existing tooling is impractical.
Organizations that need ingestion from closed networks handled by an on-prem connector with an outbound encrypted tunnel.
Teams that require cross-tool correlation and deduplication into a single inventory.

Where alternatives may excel

If the priority is cloud-native exposure only, dedicated CNAPP and CSPM vendors may provide deeper cloud-native analysis and faster time-to-value for cloud-focused programs.
If workflow orchestration and system-of-record functions are paramount, platforms such as ServiceNow may remain the primary place for remediation workflows, with Tenable acting as a data source.

01Competitive Landscape

Top competitors (3-way comparison)

Aspect	Tenable One Connectors (Tenable One)	Rapid7 InsightVM (and related Rapid7 platform)	Qualys VMDR / platform integrations
Starting Price	Quote-based for Tenable One; published pricing available for some adjacent products	Typically quote-based	Typically quote-based
Best For	Organizations seeking unified exposure management across Tenable and third-party tools, including environments that require on-prem connector capability for isolated networks	Organizations seeking vulnerability management integrated with SecOps workflow and automation in the Rapid7 suite	Organizations seeking a consolidated cloud-based platform for VM and compliance with a modular ecosystem
Key Strength	Tenable-native vulnerability pedigree plus connectors and an on-prem connector architecture; focus on aggregating disparate tools	Workflow capabilities, reporting, and an integrated ecosystem in Rapid7	Broad module suite with enterprise footprint; integration depth varies by modules
Key Weakness	Connector outcomes depend on upstream tools; reported concerns about pricing and licensing complexity; mixed execution commentary in some community threads	Agent and scanner trade-offs with pricing considerations at scale	Module licensing and integration complexity can increase costs; integration depth depends on purchased modules

Narrative analysis: likely areas of strength

Heterogeneous environments with many third-party tools where replacing existing tooling is impractical.
Organizations that need ingestion from closed networks handled by an on-prem connector with an outbound encrypted tunnel.
Teams that require cross-tool correlation and deduplication into a single inventory.

Where alternatives may excel

If the priority is cloud-native exposure only, dedicated CNAPP and CSPM vendors may provide deeper cloud-native analysis and faster time-to-value for cloud-focused programs.
If workflow orchestration and system-of-record functions are paramount, platforms such as ServiceNow may remain the primary place for remediation workflows, with Tenable acting as a data source.