Tenable comes together with Anthropic for AI-driven exposure management

Tenable has announced new AI initiatives with Anthropic to accelerate agentic capabilities across the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform as organizations confront a rapidly evolving threat landscape shaped by frontier AI.

The initiatives include new Claude-powered workflows in Tenable Hexa AI.

Tenable Hexa AI is the agentic engine of the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform, built to turn exposure intelligence into coordinated action at machine speed. Fueled by the Tenable Exposure Data Fabric, which combines native telemetry, third-party data, and insights from Tenable Research, Tenable Hexa AI helps organizations prioritize and remediate cyber risk across the modern attack surface.       

The speed and scale of modern cyber risk has outpaced traditional security approaches, leaving organizations struggling to keep up. Tenable is advancing a future where AI doesn’t just identify risk, but helps organizations reduce it through intelligent orchestration and automated action.

“The volume of exposures is increasing, the time between discovery and exploit is shrinking, and security teams need a fundamentally different approach. That's why Tenable has developed a deep working relationship with Anthropic,” said Mark Thurmond, co-CEO of Tenable. "With Claude-fueled innovations we are accelerating R&D and our exposure management roadmap, while rapidly advancing solutions like Tenable Hexa AI so customers can strengthen their preemptive security programs, powered by agentic workflows."

Tenable will apply Claude to real-world cybersecurity operations, including prioritization, remediation orchestration, and exposure analysis across modern attack surfaces.     

“As AI reshapes cybersecurity, organizations need to integrate AI into their security operations,” said Jason Clinton, Deputy CISO, Anthropic. “We’re excited to work with Tenable to apply Claude’s capabilities to help customers better understand risk, prioritize action, and respond faster.”