Rumble 2.14 Sync assets, software, and vulnerability data from Tenable

|
Updated

What's new with Rumble 2.14? #

Sync assets, software, and vulnerability data from Tenable #

Rumble Enterprise users can now enrich their inventory with an authenticated API connection to Tenable.io or a scan file import from Tenable Nessus. This allows you to search for Tenable attributes, software entries, and vulnerabilities in Rumble, as well as find assets not monitored by Tenable.io or Nessus. Rumble automatically correlates Tenable assets to Rumble assets based on unique fields. Vulnerability data can now be viewed in the asset detail view as well as a dedicated inventory tab. Vulnerability attributes include CVSS score, relevant CVEs, vulnerability description, and any recommended remediations.

To get started, set up an API connection to Tenable.io or import a scan file from Tenable Nessus.

Tenable connectors

Explore identified vulnerabilities #

View, search, and export vulnerability data through the new Vulnerabilities inventory. This inventory populates through third-party integrations or data imports, such as the Tenable.io integration or a Tenable Nessus scan file import.

After configuring the integration, explore results in your Vulnerabilities inventory.

Vulnerability inventory

Discover external assets with Rumble cloud-hosted scanners #

Rumble Enterprise customers can now scan external-facing assets using the Rumble cloud. Configure a cloud-sourced scan by selecting a hosted zone from the scan configuration screen.

External asset scanning

This release also includes support for specifying external scan targets (and exclusions) by AS number and geolocation country. For example, to scan all of AS #13 but exclude the UK, use the scan scope asn4:13 and the scan exclusion of country:gb.

Track Azure Function Apps through the Microsoft Azure integration #

The Microsoft Azure integration now supports importing Azure Function Apps through the Azure Web Apps API. When you configure this connector, you can also set it to automatically include new supported asset types as they are added.

Configure the Microsoft Azure integration to include importing Azure Function Apps now.

Azure Function Apps integration

Release notes #

The Rumble 2.14 release includes a rollup of all the 2.13.x updates, which includes all of the following features, improvements, and updates.

New features #

  • Scans can now specify asn4:<id> and country4:<2-letter ISO code> in the scan and site scope and exclusion fields.
  • User access and management improvements
  • Single organization administrators can now manage non-global credentials for their organization.

Performance improvements #

  • The size limit for cloud-hosted scans has been increased from 4GiB to 10GiB.
  • Bogus results caused by firewall interference are now automatically ignored in more cases.

Reporting improvements #

  • Organization overview report now includes asset tags when available.

Integration improvements #

  • The Censys integration now reports the observed_at, extended_service_name, perspective_id, and source_ip for all services.

Fingerprinting changes #

  • New fingerprints for Atlassian Confluence Server and Atlassian Confluence Data Center.
  • Improved ability to fingerprint exact version and build of Atlassian Jira.
  • Improved ability to distinguish Oracle Enterprise Linux and Rocky Linux from Red Hat Enterprise Linux.
  • New coverage for Docker to identify versions, host OSes, hostnames, and more.
  • Improved fingerprint selection and fallback logic resulting in higher quality OS and hardware detection.
  • General improvements in fingerprinting, specifically for VoIP, Cisco networking equipment, HP printers, and Lexmark printers.
  • Additional support for products by Advantech, Apache, Apple, Ascom, Atos Unify, AudioCodes, Avocent, Belden, Blackberry, Bosch, DallasDelta, Darktrace, Dell, Eaton, EfonVNC, EMC, Encom, Echelon, Ericsson, F5, Fortinet, Gemalto, Grandstream, Hitachi, Honeywell, HPE, IBM, Intel, Juniper, Keycloak, KongHQ, LANDesk, Linksys, Micro Focus, Microsoft, Microware, MinIO, Mitel, NetApp, Netgate, OpenResty, OpenWRT, Pivotal, Polycom, Portainer, Red Hat, RemObjects, Reolink, Samsung, SAS, Schneider Electric, Shelly, Shibboleth, Siemens, Sipura, SoftEther, Spectralink, Steelcase, Sun, VMWare, Wind River, Wowza, Xerox, Yealink, and Zenitel.

Bug fixes #

  • A bug that prevented searching software by version has been fixed.
  • A bug that presented input fields for unselected credential types has been fixed.
  • A bug that prevented the self-hosted installer from completing has been resolved.
  • A bug affecting some users of scan templates has been fixed to ensure the scan configuration is followed.
  • A bug preventing the “TLS serial numbers” report from properly running has been fixed.
  • A bug that could lead to event processing terminating early has been resolved.

Start your free trial #

Want to take Rumble for a spin? Sign up for a free trial to try out these capabilities free for 21 days.

Written by runZero Team

Due to the nature of their research and out of respect for their privacy, runZero team members prefer to remain anonymous. Their work is published under the runZero name.

More about runZero Team
Subscribe Now

Get the latest news and expert insights delivered in your inbox.

Welcome to the club! Your subscription to our newsletter is successful.


Related Articles

runZero Insights
Evolving from IT to IoT: Flax Typhoon preyed on the lesser knowns
A look at Flax Typhoon's latest operations, and how runZero’s unknown and IoT asset visibility can help calm the storm for security teams.
runZero Insights
How runZero finds unmanaged devices on your network
How do you find unmanaged devices on your network when they aren't accounted for? Learn how you can use runZero to find unmanaged devices on your...
runZero Research
RDP security: The impact of secure defaults and legacy protocols
Explore the evolution of the Remote Desktop Protocol to become secure by default and learn how to audit your environment for risky RDP configurations.
Industry
Active scanning industrial control systems safely
Do you still believe active scanning in OT environments isn't safe? We all know passive scanning is difficult to deploy, misses assets, and is...

See Results in Minutes

Get complete visibility into IT, OT, & IoT — without agents, credentials, or hardware.

© Copyright 2024 runZero, Inc. All Rights Reserved