Tenable Captures SC Magazine’s 2015 Best Buy
We are very proud to announce that SC Magazine recently reviewed Nessus and recognized it as a "Best Buy" in the 2015 Vulnerability Management category.
The reviewer highlighted several key points:
- Excellent value: Advanced scanning functionality at an attractive price point; an “excellent value for the price”
- Deployment: Flexible deployment model supporting software, hardware, and cloud-hosted deployments, as well as a preconfigured virtual machine (VM) and Amazon EC2 instance
- Mobile workforces: Nessus endpoint agents that scan assets even when those assets may not be connected to the network
- Feature rich: Very powerful with "tons of functionality" including patch management integration, malware detection, cloud and virtualization scanning
- Widely used: "One of the most comprehensive and widely deployed vulnerability assessment tools"
SC Magazine praised Nessus as "an extremely powerful scanning tool" and found no weaknesses in the product.
You can test drive Nessus by requesting an evaluation from the Nessus Download page.
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