H₂O Retailing deploys Tenable One for unified exposure management across multi-cloud infrastructure
Tenable Holdings announced that Japanese retail group H₂O Retailing has deployed the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform across its multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure. The group operates Hankyu Hanshin Department Stores, Izumiya, Hankyu Oasis and Kansai Super. It previously relied on annual, outsourced vulnerability assessments focused mainly on public-facing systems such as its portal. The platform now gives it unified visibility, continuous monitoring, risk-based prioritization and AI-assisted assessment of which vulnerabilities are most likely to be exploited. This is vendor customer-success news with no incident, vulnerability or threat activity described.
Technical Details
- Requirements named: external attack surface management, web application security and IaaS security configuration, all within a single platform.
- Point-in-time assessments were replaced by continuous monitoring that tracks changes over time.
- Security scores let individual business units move to self-managed security governance.
- The group reports lower outsourcing costs and less manual data collection.
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H₂O Retailing deploys Tenable One for unified exposure management across multi-cloud infrastructure
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Tenable Holdings announced that Japanese retail group H₂O Retailing has deployed the Tenable One Exposure Management Platform across its multi-cloud and hybrid infrastructure. The group operates Hankyu Hanshin Department Stores, Izumiya, Hankyu Oasis and Kansai Super. It previously relied on annual, outsourced vulnerability assessments focused mainly on public-facing systems such as its portal. The platform now gives it unified visibility, continuous monitoring, risk-based prioritization and AI-assisted assessment of which vulnerabilities are most likely to be exploited. This is vendor customer-success news with no incident, vulnerability or threat activity described.
Technical Details
- Requirements named: external attack surface management, web application security and IaaS security configuration, all within a single platform.
- Point-in-time assessments were replaced by continuous monitoring that tracks changes over time.
- Security scores let individual business units move to self-managed security governance.
- The group reports lower outsourcing costs and less manual data collection.