Tenable-Utility

Tenable-Utility is a bash script designed to streamline administrative tasks for Tenable.sc and Nessus. It includes functions to manage user accounts, lock/unlock users, reset passwords, and perform various operations on Nessus user accounts.

Features

• Unlock or lock the admin or all user accounts in Tenable.sc.
• Unlock or lock a specific user by providing their user ID.
• Reset the password for a Tenable.sc user to a predefined value.
• Manage Nessus user accounts:
  • Add a new Nessus user.
  • Remove an existing Nessus user.
  • Change a Nessus user's password.
  • List current Nessus users.

Requirements

• Tenable.sc (formerly SecurityCenter) and/or Nessus installed on the system.
• Root or sudo access on a Linux or MAC system is required to run the script.

Usage

To use the script:

1. Clone this repository or download the script.
2. Ensure the script has executable permissions:

   chmod +x Tenable-Utility.sh

3. Run the script with root privileges

   sudo ./Tenable-Utility.sh

   When executed, the script will display a menu that allows you to choose from various administrative options related to Tenable.sc and Nessus.

Menus

Tenable.sc User Management

After running the script, you'll be presented with a menu. Pick an option to perform the corresponding task:

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        What do you want to do?
1. Unlock admin account     | 4. Lock admin account
2. Unlock all accounts      | 5. Lock all accounts
3. Unlock one account       | 6. Lock one account

7. Reset user password      | 8. Manage Nessus accounts
9. Exit program

Nessus User Management Menu

If you select option 8, you'll enter the Nessus User Management menu where you can manage Nessus user accounts:

Nessus User Management
1. Add user    | 3. Change password
2. Remove user | 4. Exit

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you would like to improve or extend the functionality of this script, feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue to discuss your ideas. Please ensure that any contributions follow best practices for shell scripting and maintain compatibility with both Tenable.sc and Nessus environments.