tenable.sc

As pyTenable starts to near it’s 3rd birthday, I’ve started working on a complete rewrite of the codebase. For a number of reasons, the current v1 code has become a monstrosity of tests, repeated code, and assumptions in the APIs that are no longer correct. Thats not to say that it doesn’t work, or even work well for what folks are using it for, just that code maintainability has been a concern as of late.

The pyTenable library has been rapidly evolving over the past few months. The library has seen a lot of expansion and maturation over the last several weeks. Going from version 0.1.0 at the time of last post to now 0.3.3, there has been a lot of work done to lay scaffolding for the SecurityCenter package. SecurityCenter (recently re-branded as Tenable.sc) is as large, if not larger a project as Tenable.io was.