CyNA FAQs

CyNA is CTM360's Cyber Situational Awareness platform. It brings cyber news, threat alerts, vulnerability updates, threat actor claims and security advisories into one place, sorted and tagged with AI so teams can see what matters quickly.

Security teams are flooded with cyber news from dozens of sources. CyNA pulls it together, sorts it and adds context, so the stories that matter to your organization don't get lost.

Security teams, SOC analysts, incident responders, threat intelligence and risk teams, and executives who need to keep up with what's happening in the cyber world.

Ordinary feeds give you headlines to read through yourself. CyNA tags every item by threat actor, malware type, TTPs, country, industry and severity, so you can filter straight to what's relevant.

Yes. You choose what matters: your country, industry and the threats you care about. CyNA sorts incoming news and alerts against those choices, so a ransomware claim against a retailer on another continent doesn't bury an advisory affecting banks in your region.

Threat actor claims are public statements made by attackers: ransomware leak posts, DDoS announcements, underground forum activity and data leak listings. CyNA tracks them, including ransomware and malware activity, so you can see early when a threat may be heading your way.

Yes. CyNA lists newly disclosed vulnerabilities (CVEs) with affected vendors, severity and CVSS scores, plus context that helps you judge whether they apply to you.

Yes. CyNA notifies you when news, vulnerabilities or threat actor claims match your filters.

Ask AI lets you question CyNA in plain language, for example 'Which ransomware groups targeted banks in my region this month?', and get a direct answer drawn from the platform's intelligence.

SOC analysts start every shift needing to know what changed overnight. CyNA puts new threats, fresh CVEs and attacker claims in one place, so they can check what needs investigating without opening ten tabs.

CyNA tells you what's happening across the cyber world right now. ThreatCover goes deeper into who is behind it, how they operate and what you should do about it. One keeps you informed, the other helps you act.

Yes. Leaders don't need every alert, but they do need to know when a major breach or critical vulnerability is making headlines. CyNA gives them a simple view of what's happening and why it matters.

Most teams hear about a new threat once it's already trending. CyNA surfaces it earlier, with context, leaving time to patch, warn staff or check exposure before it turns into an incident.