From Insight to Action: How Tenable One KPIs Drive Exposure Management Success

Tenable One empowers security teams to go beyond surface-level risk tracking and drive measurable improvements across their security programs. With unified visibility and customizable dashboards, Tenable One makes it easy to monitor the KPIs that matter most, helping teams shift from reactive firefighting to proactive, strategic exposure management.

The importance of KPIs in exposure management

Effective exposure management isn’t just about identifying risks — it’s about continuously measuring and reducing real exposure. Key performance indicators (KPIs) provide security teams with critical visibility into program effectiveness, helping them prioritize actions, monitor progress and ensure alignment with broader business objectives.

In this blog, we’ll highlight the top KPIs Tenable One customers track to reduce risk, accelerate remediation and demonstrate impact to stakeholders.

Essential KPIs for effective exposure management

1. SLA performance metrics

Tracking service level agreement (SLA) performance is crucial for understanding how consistently your organization meets its remediation targets. This provides insight into whether your security team is keeping pace with exposure management commitments or if risk is accumulating across specific asset groups.

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  • SLA Compliant Assets Over Time: This metric offers visibility into how well your organization is meeting its remediation goals. It highlights which areas are effectively keeping up with exposure resolution and where unresolved risks may be building up.
     

    Tenable One Dashboard widget showing SLA Compliant Assets Over Time

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  • Top Critical and High Detections by Number of Findings Exceeding SLA: These metrics highlight growing technical debt — findings that remain unresolved beyond their expected timelines, increasing your organization’s risk exposure. Consistent tracking allows for early detection of bottlenecks, ownership gaps, or resource constraints before they lead to larger, more challenging risks. By tracking findings approaching SLA, teams gain a proactive view, enabling them to act on critical assets — either through remediation or mi

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