Tenable Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: TENB) announced that its Tenable One Cloud Exposure product has received FedRAMP High and Impact Level 5 authorization, security certifications required for certain U.S. federal government cloud environments.

The authorization was granted through UberEther's AIM Advantage platform and expands on existing FedRAMP Moderate authorizations Tenable holds for both Tenable One Cloud Exposure and Tenable One.

The certification allows Tenable to pursue contracts with federal agencies handling sensitive data, including intelligence agencies, and enables support for classified and tactical edge deployments. FedRAMP High and IL5 are among the more stringent security standards required by U.S. government procurement rules.

Tenable One Cloud Exposure is a cloud-native application protection platform that the company says consolidates visibility across infrastructure, identities, and workloads into a single product. The platform includes identity risk management and compliance monitoring features aligned with federal cybersecurity standards.

"Achieving FedRAMP High authorization is a powerful validation of our public sector commitment and our ability to protect the most sensitive cloud workloads," said Bob Huber, Chief Security Officer and President of Tenable Public Sector, LLC.

The announcement was made June 29, 2026, from Columbia, Maryland.