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# Add the User's Credentials to Epiphany

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These instructions, for the most part, apply to both Tenable.io and Tenable.sc. Steps that are unique for each application are clearly identified. 
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**Step 1:**

* Log in to your Epiphany account. 
* In the left menu, expand **Source Management** and select **Configuration.** \
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  ![](/files/P0sIGH1xIJx8qDxNNTUr)

## Tenable.io (cloud)

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Follow the steps in this section f you are using Tenable.io (cloud).
{% endhint %}

#### Step 2:

* Expand **Cloud** and then expand **Vulnerability Management.**
* Select **Add New Datasource.** 

![For Tenable.io, expand Cloud, expand Vulnerability Management, and select Add New Datasource.](/files/zTYmr07NTLzTAQrCB34z)

* Select **Teneable.io**.

![Select Tenable.io.](/files/xbhzRdyvfi1JTM2Eeu2C)

## Tenable.cs (on-prem)

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Follow the steps in this section if you are using Tenable.sc (on-prem).
{% endhint %}

#### Step 2:

* Expand **On-prem** and then expand **Vulnerability Management.**
* Select **Add New Datasource.**

![In On-Prem, expand Vulnerability Management and select Add New Datasource.](/files/t15AFOjagUktyPvxl94x)

* Select **Tenable.sc**.\
  ![](/files/Ydvw96CXHZaVGNo2zoOZ)

## Tenable.io and Tenable.sc

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Follow these steps for both Tenable.io and Tenable.sc.
{% endhint %}

#### Step 3:

* On the **Add New Datasource** page, enter this information:
  * **Data Source Name**: a description of the Tenable account.
  * **Data Source Owner**: from the drop-down list, select the name of your Tenable admin.
  * **Data Source Notes**: any additional information about the account.
  * **Access Key**: the Access Key you obtained in [*Generate an API Key*](/technical-documentation/data-sources/tenable/generate-an-api-key.md). 
  * **Secret Key**: the Secret Key you obtained in [*Generate an API Key*](/technical-documentation/data-sources/tenable/generate-an-api-key.md).

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To see the Access Key and Secret key as you type them, check the Show **Secret Key** checkbox. 
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* For Tenable.sc only:
  * **IP/Hostname**: IP address or host name for the Tenable data source. 
* Select **Save**.

![Add New Datasource page for Tenable. ](/files/SPpycCsDLwGWmrgMzcx9)

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The **Add New Datasource** page is the same for both Tenable.io and Tenable.sc, with this exception: Tenable.io doesn't include the **IP/Hostname** and **Collector** settings. The Collector setting is covered in [*Deploy a Site Collector (Tenable.sc only).*](/technical-documentation/data-sources/tenable/deploy-a-site-collector-tenable.sc-only.md) 
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