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CTM360 review

Freemium#24 of 31 in Attack Surface Management SoftwareDigital Risk Protection Software

CTM360 combines free external asset discovery with tiered monitoring for growing security teams.

7.4/10Editor score
CTM3607.4 Visit CTM360

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

CTM360 is a web-based cybersecurity platform for organizations that need to discover, inventory, monitor, and manage internet-facing digital assets. Its HackerView platform covers external attack surface management, including automated discovery of known and unknown assets, shadow-IT detection, graphical attack-surface mapping, issue management, security ratings, external risk profiles, and remediation guidance. Community Edition is positioned for SMEs, while higher tiers serve organizations that need more frequent data refreshes and broader capabilities.

Pricing follows five plans. Community Edition is free and includes external attack surface management, with monthly data refreshes. Restricted costs $5,000 per year and Basic costs $10,000 per year; both provide fortnightly data refreshes. Advanced costs $25,000 per year and refreshes data weekly. Enterprise costs $50,000 per year and provides real-time data refresh of up to 48 hours. This structure gives smaller teams a no-cost starting point, while organizations can pay for more frequent monitoring as their operational requirements increase.

CTM360 also connects with Splunk, Slack, and JIRA, and includes a cloud asset connector for extending discovery into cloud environments. Its wider platform covers exposure management, threat intelligence, third-party risk monitoring, digital risk protection, and managed takedowns, although the core HackerView value is external asset visibility and risk management. Teams seeking daily monitoring, visual asset context, issue tracking, and remediation guidance should find the feature set relevant. Organizations requiring a non-web deployment or more frequent refreshes without moving to higher tiers should consider alternatives.

CTM360 pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free Community Edition includes external attack surface management
    • Daily monitoring, shadow-IT discovery, and graphical asset mapping
    • Includes Splunk, Slack, JIRA, and a cloud asset connector
  • Where it doesn't
    • Paid tiers start at $5,000 annually
    • Web platform only
    • Lower paid tiers provide fortnightly data refreshes

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