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Offensive360 ASM review

#26 of 30 in Security Ratings Software

A self-hosted ASM platform for continuous asset discovery, exposure scoring, and change alerts.

6.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Offensive360 ASM monitors an organization’s internet-facing attack surface, covering domains, subdomains, hosts, open ports, services, TLS/SSL certificates, and breached credentials identified through OSINT sources. It builds a de-duplicated asset inventory, attaches exposure findings, and provides organization-level risk views. The product is aimed at enterprises that need self-hosted attack-surface management, including environments that require on-premise or air-gapped deployment.

Pricing is proposal-based, and the published plans do not include a free option. Monitoring can run on hourly or daily schedules, with scheduled monitors generating alerts when assets or related exposure conditions change. That cadence supports ongoing oversight rather than a one-time inventory review. Organizations evaluating the product should account for the contact-sales purchasing process and the operational requirements of deploying it through an OVA in their own environment.

Its ecosystem fit is strongest for teams already using Offensive360 DAST, Offensive360 AI Pentester, or Offensive360 Autonomous Red Teaming. ASM can connect discovery and exposure findings with DAST and AI Pentester validation workflows, while the available integrations remain focused on those related Offensive360 products. The product should suit enterprises prioritizing continuous discovery, credential monitoring, exposure scoring, and controlled deployment. Teams seeking a published price, a free plan, a published API, or broader third-party integrations should consider a different option.

Offensive360 ASM pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Discovers domains, hosts, ports, services, certificates, and leaked credentials
    • Scores exposure risk with organization-level views and change alerts
    • Supports on-premise and air-gapped deployment through an OVA
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing is proposal-based and there is no free plan
    • Integrations are limited to related Offensive360 products
    • No published API or dedicated security ratings depth

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