Using

tsccm --help

Check help for TSCCM commands using tsccm [command] --help.

tsccm audit-file

tsccm audit-file --list

Get audit files list.

tsccm credential

tsccm credential --list

Get credentials list from Tenable Security Center.

tsccm credential -a console_address -u user_name --list
tsccm v.0.0.7

          id          name        type     authType   ownerUsername          createdTime        modifiedTime
1    1000002   cred_name_1    database     password           user1  2025-01-28 16:14:01 2025-05-16 11:31:33
2    1000003   cred_name_2         ssh    publicKey           user2  2025-02-22 12:53:40 2025-03-21 11:21:52
3    1000004   cred_name_3     windows     password           user3  2025-02-23 11:11:35 2025-03-21 11:22:06
.. more rows ...

Tip

Use --format option to change the output format. For example, use --format csv to get the output in CSV format, or --format json to get the output in JSON format.

Tip

To convert CSV files to Excel in bulk use Converter CSV.

Tip

If you use self signed certificate for your Tenable Security Center, use --insecure / -k option to perform insecure SSL connection.

Warning

It’s strongly recommended to configure your Tenable Security Center to use a valid certificate.

tsccm group

tsccm group --list

Get groups list.

tsccm policy

tsccm policy --list

Get scan policies list.

tsccm role

tsccm role --list

Get roles list

tsccm scan

tsccm scan --list

Get active scans list.

tsccm scan-result

tsccm scan-result --list

Get scans results list.

tsccm server

tsccm server --status

Get server status.

tsccm server --ips

Get the number of licensed IPs, active IPs and left IPs

tsccm server --version

Get server version.

global options

--address

-a, –address TEXT

address to which you want to login [default: (127.0.0.1)]

--port

–port TEXT

port to which you want to login [default: (443)]

--username

-u, –username TEXT username which you want to use to login [default: (current user)]

--password

-p, –password TEXT

password which you want to use to login

--insecure

-k, –insecure

perform insecure SSL connections and transfers

--format

-f, –format TEXT

data format to display [table,json,csv] [default: (table)]

--verbose

-v, –verbose

Get more verbose output.