Run the Loop.
Not just the dashboard.
SpartanX runs the full exposure loop continuously: discover, attack, validate, remediate, retest. A CTEM program that acts, not a dashboard that only correlates feeds.
Correlation is not exposure management
Most CTEM tooling is a dashboard. It ingests feeds from your scanners and sorts them, but it cannot prove whether any of it is exploitable and it cannot do anything about it. You get a prettier backlog, not less exposure.
The CTEM model only works when validation and mobilization actually happen. A program that stops at scoping and discovery leaves the two stages that reduce risk, proving exposure and fixing it, undone.
How SpartanX runs CTEM end to end
Discover and inform scoping
The platform maps your full surface in the OKEG knowledge graph and feeds a current picture back into how you scope the program.
Prioritize by real impact
Every exposure gets a PESS score from 0 to 100 based on business impact, so prioritization reflects risk, not generic severity.
Validate with exploits
An autonomous adversary attacks each exposure and confirms it with a working proof of concept, so the queue is proven, not assumed.
Mobilize the fix
The platform opens pull requests, retests after remediation, and produces framework-mapped reports.
What you get
A program that reduces risk
One platform, not five
Continuous, not quarterly
Retire the CTEM dashboard that only correlates feeds and the separate validation and mobilization tools bolted onto it.
Make CTEM actually reduce exposure
Run the full loop on your environment and watch the backlog shrink.