I like that Tenable Nessus is very easy to use, as the interface is really intuitive, which is great for new users. Additionally, it's helpful because it shows you where the problem is if a scan doesn't complete, or at least gives you a hint on where to check. I also appreciate that it provides information about configurations, sometimes even examples or explanations on how to set up certain sections within the console. The initial setup process was quite simple, I rate its level of complication as a maximum of 5 out of 10.
I really like that with Tenable Nessus I can generate reports on anything, which allows me to provide a broader and more professional detail to my bosses. I enjoy being able to scan not only IPs but also DNS. It's useful to generate detailed reports and list systems, installed software, and updates, all from a single console. It's also valuable because it allows me to technically understand vulnerabilities and generate less technical reports for other areas. Additionally, I find the initial setup very practical.
The best part of T1 Exposure Management is its ecosystem. It correlates information across assets, findings, software, and weaknesses from IT, OT, AD, cloud environments, and it can also integrate third-party data via connectors no matter what the data is on-cloud or on-premise with fast performance. You can only need to read from 1 Exposure console to have full visibility of risk within organization, the UI is also easy to follow and track vulnerability signals. Tenable onboards an agentic AI called Hexa AI to support user operate, running scan and wrap things up if you even have only 5 minutes to do the job. And of course, a centralized and automation console wouldn't be cheap but also not that expensive for traditional and silo tools you can or can't do with limited resources, it could save you, only you, hours per week to fulfill the task and solve the issue on your own. IF you don't meet the expection, Tenable support will always be ready 24/7 and assist you within time range subscription.