One platform. Six integrated modules. Complete external coverage.
CTEM (Continuous Threat Exposure Management) is a framework developed by Gartner®. See footer for full attribution.
ScruteX combines six product modules on one agentless platform: attack surface, data exposure, brand, vendor risk, threat intelligence, and red teaming. No siloed tools. Continuous protection from day one. A seventh module, AppSec Insights, is in beta.
Vulnerability Insights
Discover and assess every external vulnerability across your attack surface, from open ports and expired certificates to dangling subdomains and outdated technologies.
Explore Vulnerability Insights →Data Exposure InsightsData Exposure Insights
Monitor the dark web, deep web, and surface web for leaked credentials, malware-stolen sessions, source code exposure, and sensitive data belonging to your organisation.
Explore Data Exposure Insights →Brand InsightsBrand Insights
Detect and respond to brand impersonation, lookalike domains, rogue mobile applications, and fake social media profiles targeting your brand and customers.
Explore Brand Insights →Threat InsightsThreat Insights
Curated threat intelligence from dark web forums, ransomware leak sites, and threat actor infrastructure, delivering actionable intelligence specific to your industry and region.
Explore Threat Insights →Vendor InsightsVendor Insights
Assess and continuously monitor vendor security posture through structured questionnaire assessments, enhanced by CTEM data correlation and AI-assisted review.
Explore Vendor Insights →Red TeamingRed Teaming and Pen Testing
Continuous Automated Red Teaming and on-demand pen testing in one module. Agentic AI execution with SOC sign-off, exploit-backed findings, and audit-ready output.
Explore Red Teaming →AppSec and SDLC
Application inventory, assessment campaigns, threat modelling using STRIDE, and SDLC integration. Currently in private beta.
Read about the beta →Five disconnected tools, or one unified platform
Most teams run a separate tool for each external risk category. Each tool means another contract, another data silo, another integration to maintain, and another team rotating through alert fatigue. Unification is where security teams find the time to actually act.
What most teams run today
- Attack surface management toolVendor 1
- Data exposure / dark web monitorVendor 2
- Brand and impersonation protectionVendor 3
- Third-party risk platformVendor 4
- Threat intelligence feedVendor 5
Each line is a contract, a data silo, an integration, and an alert queue.
With ScruteX
One unified platform
Attack surface, data exposure, brand, vendor, and threat intelligence sit on the same data model. Red Teaming runs on top, validating findings against live adversary TTPs.
- One contract
- One data model
- One queue
- One set of integrations
See every module live in your environment
We’ll run a live scan of your external attack surface during the demo. No slides, no generic walkthrough.
Frequently asked questions
What is CTEM (Continuous Threat Exposure Management)?+
CTEM is a programmatic approach to finding, prioritising, and reducing external cyber risk continuously rather than periodically. ScruteX operationalises each CTEM phase (scoping, discovery, prioritisation, validation, mobilisation) in a single agentless platform.
How is CTEM different from vulnerability management?+
Traditional vulnerability management is internal, scan-based, and asset-centric. CTEM adds external visibility (EASM, dark web, brand, vendor), real-world exploitability context, and continuous re-evaluation.
Can I start with one module and add more later?+
Yes. ScruteX is modular. Start with the free tier, then add additional modules as your programme matures. Each module surfaces different exposure categories and shares a common data model, so adding a module enriches the others.
How does ScruteX use AI in the platform?+
AI sits in three places. The Exploit Context Layer enriches every finding with weaponisation status, active campaign data, and asset reachability before it reaches your queue. The AI Pen Testing Agent drafts scan plans for human approval before execution. The AI Vendor Questionnaire tool drafts responses to supplier questionnaires from existing trust evidence. All three run with mandatory human approval gates.
Where does Red Teaming fit?+
Red Teaming is the sixth module, covering Continuous Automated Red Teaming (CART) and Automated Penetration Testing. CART runs continuously against your environment using live threat intelligence. Automated pen testing runs on demand or on a schedule, producing exploit-backed findings ready for audit evidence. Both share the same agentic AI execution layer and SOC sign-off workflow.
Is AppSec Insights available now?+
AppSec Insights is in beta and scheduled for general availability in the second half of 2026. The module covers application inventory, assessment campaigns, questionnaire libraries, threat modelling using STRIDE, and SDLC integration. Customers can request beta access from the AppSec Insights page.
Which integrations does ScruteX support?+
The integration roadmap covers SIEM and SOAR platforms (Splunk, Sentinel, Elastic, QRadar, Chronicle, Sumo Logic, Cortex XSOAR), ticketing systems (Jira, ServiceNow, Linear, GitHub Issues, Azure DevOps), chat and paging (Slack, Teams, PagerDuty, Opsgenie), cloud and identity providers (AWS, Azure, GCP, Okta, Entra ID), and BI tooling (Power BI, Tableau). Most integrations are scheduled for delivery during 2026. A REST API and webhook layer is available today for custom integrations.