Tenable Holdings (Nasdaq: TENB) has agreed to purchase Cymptom, a cybersecurity startup that specializes in mapping attack paths, in a deal that would add analytics to Tenable’s risk-based vulnerability management platform.
The terms of the deal were not disclosed and Tenable said Tuesday it plans to integrate Cymptom’s agentless attack path analysis technology with threat and vulnerability data to help customers gain round-the-clock visibility over asset security risks.
Founded in 2019, Cymptom assists clients with threat test and evaluation work in accordance with the Mitre ATT&CK framework without employing agents and performing simulated attacks on systems.
Tenable intends to combine Exposure Platform with Cymptom technology as part of efforts to complement prioritization, benchmarking and trending features of the platform.
