CTM360

CTM360 is a cybersecurity platform for organizations that need to monitor exposed assets and digital risks across the surface, deep, and dark web. It suits security teams seeking a connected mix of external attack-surface management, brand protection, threat intelligence, and third-party assessment. Its breadth is a strength, but the $5,000/yr+ entry point and narrow free-edition limits make it a poor fit for buyers seeking low-cost, unrestricted coverage.

Overview

CTM360 brings several security functions into one platform. HackerView maps an organization’s digital presence using public data, finds assets and issues, and assigns security ratings. Other capabilities cover phishing and brand protection, social-media fraud, executive impersonation, managed takedowns, threat feeds, and third-party assessments.

The ratings give teams a structured way to review exposure: HackerView grades 11 risk categories from A to F and covers more than 90 issues. CTM360 says its turnkey solution needs no installation or configuration, and its team provides support 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Those are useful assurances for organizations seeking managed coverage, though the price ladder makes the breadth a substantial commitment.

Key features

External attack-surface management

HackerView automates asset discovery, issue identification, security ratings, and passive mapping based on public data. External and cloud asset discovery are supported. The paid external attack-surface plans differ in refresh cadence: Restricted and Basic refresh fortnightly, Advanced weekly, and Enterprise in real time up to 48 hours. Daily monitoring is also stated as a platform capability, but the plan-specific cadences are the clearer guide to what buyers receive at each tier.

Digital risk protection and intelligence

CTM360’s digital risk protection capabilities include phishing and brand protection, social-media fraud monitoring, executive impersonation monitoring, and managed takedowns. ThreatCover supplies curated feeds prioritized and mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, giving teams a framework for relating intelligence to known tactics. Outbound integrations include Splunk, Slack, and JIRA, among others.

Third-party assessment

RiskHub supports third-party security reviews through questionnaires, external monitoring, and internal security controls. It may suit teams that want vendor assessment alongside external exposure monitoring rather than in a separate workflow.

Pricing

CTM360 uses a freemium model, but the free Community Edition is constrained: one authorized user per organization, three free takedowns, platform support, and access until revoked. That is enough to explore a limited deployment, not a substitute for broader organizational coverage.

Paid pricing starts at $5,000/yr+ for Restricted External Attack Surface Management, with fortnightly data refresh. Basic External Attack Surface Management is $10,000/yr+ and also refreshes fortnightly. Advanced External Attack Surface Management costs $25,000/yr+ with weekly refresh, while Enterprise External Attack Surface Management is $50,000/yr+ with real-time refresh up to 48 hours. The higher tiers make sense for organizations that need faster visibility; the lower tiers trade away refresh speed.

Digital risk protection starts with Phishing Protection at $15,000/yr+ for basic use cases. Phishing & Social Media Protection costs $25,000/yr+ and adds brand use cases. Brand Protection is $35,000/yr+ and adds VIP protection; Advanced Digital Risk Protection is $42,500/yr+ and adds data leakage. Enterprise Digital Risk Protection starts at $67,500/yr+ and includes all use cases. These increments tie higher prices to broader coverage, so buyers should match the package to the risks they need covered rather than treating the platform as one all-inclusive subscription.

Managed services at the base price cover one brand with one primary domain and its subdomains. Additional brands or primary domains incur extra charges, which can materially change the price for companies with multiple brands or domains. No seat or usage quotas beyond the Community Edition limit are specified for paid plans.

Platforms

CTM360 is available on web and through an API. That combination supports browser-based use and programmatic integration, while the listed outbound integrations include Splunk, Slack, and JIRA.

Who it's for

CTM360 is best suited to organizations with meaningful external exposure, multiple digital-risk concerns, or a need to combine asset monitoring with phishing, brand, threat-intelligence, and vendor-assessment workflows. Its no-installation setup and round-the-clock support may appeal to teams that want a managed service. Small organizations or buyers seeking just one narrow capability may find the annual starting price and additional-brand charges hard to justify.

Pros and cons

• Broad security scope: Attack-surface management, digital risk protection, threat intelligence, and third-party assessment sit within one platform.
• Structured exposure ratings: Eleven categories, more than 90 issues, and A–F grades make the coverage more interpretable than an undifferentiated issue list.
• Refresh options: External attack-surface tiers range from fortnightly refresh to real-time refresh up to 48 hours, letting organizations pay for a cadence suited to their needs.
• Free edition is tightly capped: One authorized user and three takedowns limit its usefulness for organization-wide deployment.
• Annual costs rise quickly: Entry paid pricing begins at $5,000/yr+, and broader protection can reach $67,500/yr+ before extra charges for additional brands or primary domains.

Alternatives

For narrower or differently priced options, compare CTM360 with these products:

• PhishEye is worth considering for a limited brand-monitoring start: its free plan covers one monitored brand and one typosquat scan, with 30-day scan history, but includes no takedown cases or requests.
• Styx Platform may suit teams whose priority is a free plan with explicit domain, brand, executive, vendor, and takedown allowances; its Basic plan includes up to five takedowns per year and two analyst licences.
• Memcyco Digital Risk Protection is an alternative for buyers who want a free demo before discussing pricing.
• Seqrite Digital Risk Protection Service may suit organizations looking for a DRPS plan tailored to their requirements.
• SOCRadar Extended Threat Intelligence Platform is a relevant alternative for buyers focused on dark-web monitoring, with a freemium model and paid monthly plans.
• Allure Brand Protection is worth comparing for buyers seeking flat-rate pricing without per-incident fees or takedown limits.
• Axur Platform offers a custom demo, with pricing and bundles tailored to customer needs.
• Bolster Automated Digital Risk Protection is another paid alternative with custom packages.

Readers comparing categories can also browse Digital Risk Protection Software and Attack Surface Management Software.

Verdict

Choose CTM360 if your organization needs broad external-risk coverage and values combining attack-surface management with brand protection, threat intelligence, and third-party assessment. Its main case is breadth paired with tiered refresh speeds and managed support; its main drawback is the substantial annual cost, compounded by extra charges for additional brands or domains. For a single, narrower need or a tightly limited budget, compare specialist alternatives before committing.