Tenable has been named a Leader in The Forrester Wave™: Unified Vulnerability Management, Q3 2025
“Tenable continues to extend its established vulnerability assessment offerings into exposure management with its Tenable One platform”
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Check out The Forrester Wave™: Unified Vulnerability Management (UVM), Q3 2025 to understand the latest market trends.
The Forrester Wave: Unified Vulnerability Management Solutions, Q3 2025 serves as a guide for security buyers considering their technology options in this space. It identifies the most significant vulnerability management providers and evaluates them against 19 criteria.
Tenable’s rank as a leader is based on Forrester’s analysis of its Current Offering and Strategy, which received the highest possible scores (5.0) in the criteria of:
- Breadth of Assets Supported for full visibility of all asset types across IT, cloud, OT, identities and more via native discovery and third party data ingestion.*
- Exposure Assessment and Prioritization capabilities give a holistic contextual perspective of risk base on threat impact and attack path modeling across multiple environment types.*
- Reporting provides you with easy to digest insights, with Forrester stating our “reporting stands out with ready-for-presentation reports that include trending and benchmarking.”*
- Benchmarking gives you the ability to run peer-to-peer analysis across industry, geography and more to see how you compare in reducing exposure.*
*Tenable definitions of Forrester evaluation criteria
Tenable’s vision considers how proactive security teams will need new strategies to address attackers’ evolving techniques over the next three to five years
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