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What is Tenable CyberAgents Exchange AI Inspector?

Cybersecurity & Threat DefenseSecurity & Identity

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Product or service
Released
2026-10-22
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product_service-002

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What it is and what it is for

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Computer security is the work of protecting software, systems and networks from threats that can lead to unauthorized disclosure, theft or damage. Security teams are now sharing AI agents and add-ons such as skills and MCP servers (open-standard connectors between AI systems and outside tools and data), and the hard question is whether each shared component can be trusted before it runs in your environment. The CyberAgents Exchange AI Inspector is a security review process for such components listed on Tenable's CyberAgents Exchange. The maker describes it as a three-stage review combining automated inspection, assessment by an advanced AI model and expert human review, and Tenable selects which listings go through it; a listing that clears all three stages earns a vetted tag. On September 3, 2026, Tenable announced that it is collaborating with OpenAI to create it.

Written from primary sources and reference pages, and checked against them by an independent AI fact-checker. Drafted with AI assistance.

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  1. Security Review Process - CyberAgents ExchangeTenableVendor
  2. Tenable Uses OpenAI GPT Cyber Models to Help Defenders Inspect Community-Built AI ComponentsTenableVendor

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