WHO IT’S FOR

CTEM for teams that can’t keep the inventory current

New hosts, certs, and open ports land in one live map and get checked the same cycle. Not a one-off scan. Not a GRC checkbox tool.

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External Attack Surface Vulnerability Scanner Cloud Security & Compliance Threat Intelligence 🔒What is CTEM?
Keeps the stack you already run — SIEM, firewall, IdP QradarSplunkPalo AltoCrowdStrikeFortinetOkta
Why this, not a spreadsheet

A CSV goes stale. This map does not

New hosts, certs, and open ports enter inventory the same cycle they are reachable — then get checked. You review what changed. You do not maintain the list.

Live inventory, not a CSV

Cloud, domains, APIs, and the internet edge stay mapped. A Friday staging host is on the list the same cycle it is reachable — not in next quarter’s audit export. Not a CMDB. Not ITAM.

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APIs, certs, servers, ports

Each change is an inventory event and can trigger checks. They do not wait for the next booked scan window. Hosts that never appear on the public internet or in a connected cloud account stay hidden.

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Cloud drift, same cycle

A public bucket or open security group surfaces when a connected AWS, Azure, or GCP account can see it — ranked, queued. Cloud posture starts at Pro ($582/mo). Core ($88/mo) is external assets only.

What you buy — and skip

A scanner lists CVEs. This runs the CTEM loop

Discovery, exploitability-ranked scanning, cloud evidence, and noise-aware IP intel. Keep your SIEM, GRC, and pentest. Buy the job you are missing.

ATTACK SURFACE MANAGEMENT

Who needs Asset Discovery?

Teams that cannot keep an internet-facing inventory current by hand. Cloud, domains, and the edge stay mapped; a change can trigger checks. Not a CMDB. Not a one-off consultant map.

AUTO-DISCOVERY
Cloud AccountsAWS · Azure · GCP6 found
Domains & DNSRoot & subdomains24 mapped
Internet EdgeHosts, apps & services58 assets
RISK BY BUSINESS CONTEXT
Public S3 bucket · prod12
Expired TLS · staging6
Open port 22 · dev5
Missing SPF · marketing3
Outdated tag · low2
SCAN TARGETS
Web ApplicationsOWASP, authenticated41 apps
Cloud AccountsMisconfig & CSPM6 accounts
InfrastructureAgentless hosts129 hosts
PRIORITIZED FINDINGS
CVE-2023-27997KEV
Fortinet · EPSS 0.89 · CVSS 9.8
CVE-2024-3094Ticket
xz-utils · EPSS 0.62 · CVSS 8.1
CVE-2022-1388Ticket
F5 BIG-IP · EPSS 0.71 · CVSS 9.6
VULNERABILITY SCANNING

Fix what’s exploitable, ignore the rest

100K+ checks, first scan typically under ten minutes, tickets on the exploitable subset. Not a pentest attestation. Not a CVSS-only backlog.

CLOUD COMPLIANCE & SECURITY

Evidence, not a certificate

790+ cloud controls attach resource-level proof as they run. Incomplete checks are not marked PASS. Trusteed does not issue SOC 2 or ISO 27001. The auditor still does.

SOC 2ISO 27001HIPAA
125Controls98Passed12Gaps
Encryption at rest enabled
! MFA coverage incomplete
Public S3 buckets detected
EVIDENCE AUTOMATION
Access logs · OktaProof ✓
S3 bucket policyProof ✓
CI/CD checksProof ✓
DRIFT & REPORTS
IAM policy widened
Missing backups
Misconfig fixed
Export Report
FEED CATALOG
CINSactor · refreshed 5m325K
OTX Webscannerbehaviour · live58K
Emerging Threatsactor · hourly211K
NOISE REDUCTION
Raw IPs 594,000
−71% noise171K effective
Suppress scanners · ASN/Country allowlist · dedupe & merge feeds
INTEGRATIONS & ACTIONS
● real-time
Push to FirewallPalo Alto · 38K IPs
Enrich SIEMCrowdStrike · +CTI
SOAR PlaybookSplunk · 24K IPs
NOISE IP BLOCKLIST & CTI

−71% is our IP funnel, not your SLA

2.3M signals/day in, 171K on the effective list. Enrich SIEM or push T1/T2/T3. Community is 1 request/minute — do not put a free key on the hot path.

Who it’s for

Three buyers. Same loop. Different no.

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Startups

For a one-to-three-person function that must look enterprise-ready. Core is $88/mo for 10 assets. Evidence is not a SOC 2 certificate. Not a GRC handbook. Not a pentest firm.

Who it’s for →
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Enterprises

For teams whose ASM, VM, and GRC describe three different estates. All-Inclusive caps at 1,000 assets. Not ServiceNow GRC. Not OT/ICS. Not a TCO study we invented.

Who it’s for →
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MSSPs

For providers onboarding many client domains. −71% is Trusteed’s IP funnel, not your Tier-1 SLA. Not a SIEM. Partner terms are quoted.

Who it’s for →
Week one

List domains. Connect a cloud. Date the delta.

No agent farm to start. Hidden internal hosts need All-Inclusive. A pentest, GRC, SIEM, and WAF stay separate buys when you still need them.

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List or connect

Apex domains, ranges, or AWS / Azure / GCP. Minutes to first inventory — not a six-month CMDB project.

02

Check what appeared

Scheduled or on change. Ticket the exploitable subset. Re-test the fix. Do not gate every merge on week one.

03

Attach evidence

Cloud controls collect resource-level proof as they run. You still write policies. The auditor still signs the report.

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Push clean signal

Blocklists and the CTI API into SIEM, SOAR, or firewalls. Start by enriching existing alerts — not by blocking on day one.

Evidence

Cite product numbers. Not star ratings.

We do not publish named n= case studies on this page. Run a dated week-one pilot on your own estate — that delta is citeable.

−71%

noise removed in Trusteed’s IP funnel (Sept 2026) — not your SOC’s ticket volume.

Run the free scan

"Enrich existing SIEM offenses with scanner tags first. Measure your own auto-close rate — do not copy −71% as the SLA."

01SOC motionMeasure your own auto-close rate

"Cloud evidence replaces the screenshot week. It does not issue SOC 2 or replace the auditor interview."

02Audit motionEvidence ≠ a certificate

"A reachable or connected-cloud host enters inventory the same cycle — not the next quarterly consultant visit."

03Discovery motionSame-cycle inventory

"Not a scanner clone. The CTEM loop: discover, rank what’s exploitable, prove the fix, mobilize an owner."

CTEM vs a scanner — the buy
Integrations

Keep the stack. Add the map and the clean IPs.

SIEM/SOAR, AWS/Azure/GCP, Jira/ServiceNow. Trusteed is not a SIEM and not a PSA. The connector list lives on /integrations — not every logo is a first-class native.

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