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# Integration run status chart for the Tenable Vulnerability Integration

# Integration run status chart for the Tenable Vulnerability Integration {#ariaid-title1}

* Versão de lançamento: Australia
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* Atualizado 12 de mar. de 2026
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The Tenable Integration Run Status module provides you with a graphical view of the
status of Tenable integration runs.

In the chart, point to any part of the graph to display a summary of data specific to that part. If you click any part on the bar graph, a list opens to provide more detailed information.

Role required: Vulnerability admin.

Persona and granular roles are available to help you manage what users can do and see in the Vulnerability Response application. For initial assignment of the persona roles in Setup Assistant, see [Assign the Vulnerability Response persona roles using Setup Assistant](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/GJMygmi13n~RxYpUtL1bEw "Assign the Vulnerability Response persona roles to groups or users with Setup Assistant.").

For more information about managing granular roles, see [Manage persona and granular roles for Vulnerability Response](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/Uk2EG~8OyQfKyglLbPQgOA "After you complete your initial assignment of persona roles using Setup Assistant, manage additional granular role assignments to users or groups from the User Administration module in your instance.").

To view the data, navigate to AllTenable Vulnerability IntegrationIntegration Run Status.  
Starting with version 19.0 of Vulnerability Response, this dashboard is available in the New Experience UI.  
Nota:  
If you are on Tokyo, you can view the dashboards in the Next Experience UI but with some functional loss.
Figura 1. Run status

## Tenable integration run status chart reports {#tenable-integration-run__section_yxv_cxh_tlb}

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| Name | Description |
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| Last 30 days Tenable Results | The number of integration runs completed for each integration. Shows both successful and failed runs. Each run displayed as a bar in the graph. |
| Last 30 Days Tenable New VIs | The number of new vulnerable items imported in the last 30 days. Shown as an integer. |
| Last 30 Days Tenable Updated VIs | The number of updated vulnerable items imported in the last 30 days. Shown as an integer. |
| Last 30 Days Tenable Unchanged VIs | The number of duplicate vulnerable items imported in the last 30 days. Shown as an integer. |
| Tenable Integration Runs | The integration run records in a list. Nota: V16.1: To verify detections for this integration, compare the detections or findings with the ServiceNow detection data in the sn_vul_detection table. While the integration is in progress, there might be a change in the detection or findings count. This report displays the count of detections in the 'Till date count' column in the instance, after the completion of the integration run. |
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## Token validation expiration {#tenable-integration-run__section_ud1_rcp_fpb}

If a Tenable.sc integration run fails for any reason, the authentication token for Tenable.sc automatically expires and a message is displayed on the Vulnerability Integration Process record.
Figura 2. Expired token message

A new token is automatically generated for the next integration process. All the integration processes, failed and successful, are displayed on the Vulnerability Integration Process tab on the Vulnerability Integration Process
record.