Citybiz.Co Keeper Security and Tenable Integrate for Rapid Cloud Risk Remediation
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- •Keeper Security integrates with Tenable to streamline cloud risk remediation.
- •Security teams can act on vulnerabilities within seconds, reducing manual processes.
- •The integration maintains a zero-knowledge architecture for secure data handling.
Keeper Security has announced new integrations with Tenable to enhance cloud risk detection and remediation. The integration allows security teams to send findings directly from Tenable to Keeper's platform for immediate action, including credential rotation and privilege management. This streamlined process eliminates the delays typically associated with manual ticketing and tool-switching, enabling teams to act on vulnerabilities within seconds. The integration preserves Keeper's zero-knowledge architecture, ensuring that sensitive data remains encrypted and secure throughout the remediation process. This development aims to address the growing urgency of responding to AI-powered cyber threats, which can exploit vulnerabilities rapidly. The integration is available for Keeper customers with active KeeperPAM licenses.
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