What specifically changed in the Feb 05, 2026 TENB analyst rating from Scotiabank?

On Feb 05, 2026 Scotiabank maintained a **Sector Perform** rating for TENB and cut its price target to **$23** from **$31**, leaving the rating neutral but reducing implied upside in its valuation model

Does a maintained Sector Perform count as a TENB upgrade or TENB downgrade?

A maintained Sector Perform is neither a TENB upgrade nor a downgrade; it is a neutral stance indicating expectations roughly in line with the sector while the lower price target signals caution

How should investors use the updated TENB analyst rating and $23 price target?

Investors should weigh the TENB analyst rating and $23 target against earnings trends and guidance; use the update to review position size and monitor margin and revenue execution before changing allocations

Where can I see the source details for the Scotiabank note and Tenable’s earnings comments?

Scotiabank’s target update is summarized by TheFly and Tenable’s Q4 2025 commentary is on Seeking Alpha. For quotes and proprietary analytics visit the Meyka TENB page

Analyst Ratings

Scotiabank Maintains Sector Perform for Tenable Holdings, Inc. (TENB) Feb 2026

ByHuzaifa Zahoor February 6, 2026

On February 05, 2026 Scotiabank maintained its Sector Perform rating on Tenable Holdings, Inc. (TENB) while cutting the price target to $23 from $31. The TENB analyst rating action kept the stance steady but trimmed modeled upside, reflecting tighter near-term valuation. Investors should note the firm did not upgrade or downgrade the rating, yet the lower price target signals greater caution on margin and growth assumptions. This move follows recent company commentary showing continued demand for preemptive security and larger deal sizes amid competitive pricing pressure