CE Credit FAQ

Continuing education credit recognizes eligible professional development activities that help certification holders maintain their credentials.

Tenable provides training, certification, and approved learning documentation that learners may submit to their credentialing organization. Final acceptance is determined by the credentialing organization.

No. CE eligibility may vary by course, activity type, duration, completion requirements, and credentialing organization. View the course data sheet for more detailed information.

Yes. Learners who pass an eligible Tenable certification exam may submit their certificate to their credentialing organization for CE consideration.

Estimated CE credit information is listed on the certificate provided for the completed learning activity.

Additional guidance regarding CE credit estimation and credentialing organization considerations may be found on the credentialing organization guidance page.

Keep your certificate of completion, certificate of attendance, certificate of certification, or other documentation provided by Tenable.

Certificates of completion or attendance for general courses and learning activities can still be accessed directly through Tenable University.

However, Tenable certificates of certification are issued through Accredible, not Tenable University.

No. Learners are responsible for submitting CE documentation directly to their credentialing organization.

Contact the credentialing organization directly to understand their decision. Tenable can help with documentation questions, but does not control CE acceptance decisions.

Tenable currently supports CE alignment initiatives for organizations such as:

• CompTIA
• ISC2
• ISACA
• Project Management Institute (PMI), where applicable

Requirements and acceptance policies may vary by certification program.

Learners may still submit Tenable documentation to their credentialing organization for review. Acceptance is determined solely by the credentialing organization according to its policies and reporting requirements.

If your credentialing organization accepts Tenable training or certification activities for continuing education credit, please contact Tenable Education. This information helps Tenable better understand how learners use Tenable training for certification maintenance and may support future CE alignment opportunities.