CTM360

CTM360 combines external attack-surface management with digital risk protection, threat intelligence, and third-party security assessment. It best suits organizations that want those functions under one platform and can budget for annual enterprise security software. The Community Edition is a constrained starting point; paid plans begin at $5,000/yr+.

Overview

The platform spans vulnerabilities and threats across the surface, deep, and dark web. Its scope is a practical advantage for security teams trying to connect exposed-asset monitoring with brand and threat response, but organizations needing only one narrowly defined capability may find the plan ladder expensive for that purpose.

CTM360 says its turnkey setup requires no installations or configurations, and that its team provides support 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. It is available through web and API platforms.

Key features

Attack-surface management

HackerView automates asset discovery, issue identification, security ratings, and passive mapping of an organization’s digital presence using public data. External and cloud asset discovery are supported. Its ratings cover 11 risk categories and more than 90 issues, with an A–F grade for each category. That gives teams a structured way to review exposure; the grades are a prioritization aid, not a substitute for addressing underlying issues.

Refresh frequency depends on the plan: the Restricted and Basic external attack-surface plans refresh fortnightly, Advanced refreshes weekly, and Enterprise offers real-time refresh up to 48 hours. Buyers should match that cadence to how quickly their asset picture needs to change.

Digital risk and threat intelligence

CTM360 lists phishing and brand protection, social-media fraud monitoring, executive impersonation monitoring, and managed takedowns among its digital risk capabilities. ThreatCover supplies curated threat feeds prioritized and mapped to the MITRE ATT&CK framework. These capabilities make the platform broader than asset discovery alone, although access to particular use cases depends on the plan.

Third-party assessments and integrations

RiskHub supports third-party assessments through questionnaires, external monitoring, and internal security controls. Outbound integrations include Splunk, Slack, and JIRA, among others, which can help route information into existing workflows.

Pricing

CTM360 uses a freemium model, but the free edition is limited and paid plans are priced as annual commitments. The Community Edition costs nothing and includes the free platform, platform support, and three free takedowns. It is limited to one authorized user per organization, and access remains until revoked. That makes it useful for an initial evaluation, not a broad team deployment.

The Restricted tier is the lowest-cost paid route for external attack-surface management, while the Basic tier costs twice as much without a faster refresh cadence. Advanced is the step up for weekly data; Enterprise is for organizations that need the stated real-time cadence. For digital risk, the progression runs from phishing protection to social-media and brand use cases, VIP protection, data leakage, and finally all use cases. The pricing page says base-price managed services cover one brand with one primary domain and its subdomains; additional brands or primary domains incur extra charges. Organizations with larger brand or domain portfolios should account for that before choosing a tier.

Platforms

CTM360 supports web and API access. The platform also supports external and cloud asset discovery, with monitoring frequency described as daily; named attack-surface plan tiers specify their own refresh schedules.

Who it's for

CTM360 is best suited to organizations with a security team responsible for exposed assets and digital risks, especially those that value combining attack-surface management with brand protection, threat intelligence, and third-party assessments. The free edition may suit a single authorized user exploring the platform. Smaller organizations, multi-user teams seeking a free tier, or buyers needing only inexpensive phishing monitoring should weigh the paid minimum and additional brand or domain charges carefully.

Pros and cons

• Broad security scope: Attack-surface mapping, digital risk protection, threat feeds, and third-party assessments sit within one platform.
• Structured exposure ratings: A–F grades across 11 categories and more than 90 issues give teams a consistent review framework.
• Useful operational assurances: CTM360 describes a no-installation setup and round-the-clock, year-round support.
• Meaningful free-tier limits: One authorized user and three takedowns restrict the Community Edition’s usefulness for team operations.
• Annual price rises quickly: The paid tiers start at $5,000/yr+, while broader use cases and faster refresh options require higher-priced plans.
• Portfolio charges can increase cost: Additional brands or primary domains are charged beyond the base managed-services scope.

Alternatives

For a different mix of digital risk protection and attack-surface tools, compare Digital Risk Protection Software and Attack Surface Management Software.

PhishEye is worth considering for a free phishing-focused start: its free plan covers one monitored brand and one single-run typosquat scan, with 30-day scan history and no takedown cases or requests.

Styx Platform may suit teams comparing free digital risk coverage; its Basic plan includes up to five domains, 100 subdomains, five brands, five executives, five third parties or vendors, six takedowns a year, two Cyber Insights analyst licences, and a dedicated analyst.

Memcyco Digital Risk Protection is another paid option, with a free demo available.

Seqrite Digital Risk Protection Service offers a plan tailored to an organization’s requirements.

SOCRadar Extended Threat Intelligence Platform is a freemium alternative with monthly dark-web monitoring plans, including an Essential tier at $600 a month for one domain and one seat.

Cyble Vision is a paid alternative with pricing by inquiry and a personalized demo.

Doppel Digital Risk Protection is another paid option with pricing not published and a demo request.

Allure Brand Protection may appeal to buyers seeking flat-rate pricing without per-incident fees or takedown limits; coverage varies by plan and organization needs.

Verdict

Choose CTM360 if your organization needs attack-surface management alongside threat and brand protection capabilities, with third-party assessment support as part of the same program. Its strongest case is breadth backed by structured ratings and selectable refresh cadences. Look elsewhere if you need low-cost, multi-user access or a narrower service without an annual commitment starting at $5,000/yr+.