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CMDash vs. SecurityScorecard

1 dimension below favor CMDash, 1 favor SecurityScorecard — including where SecurityScorecard is built to do something CMDash deliberately doesn’t.

CMDash /posture — The posture score and the signals it is computed from.CMDash /posture — The posture score and the signals it is computed from.
The posture score and the signals it is computed from.Demo workspace — sample data
CMDash /reports/builder — The report builder: board-ready output assembled from live data.CMDash /reports/builder — The report builder: board-ready output assembled from live data.
The report builder: board-ready output assembled from live data.Demo workspace — sample data
DimensionCMDashSecurityScorecard
Product category
Source, verified 2026-09-06 — https://securityscorecard.com/pricing/. May have changed since.
CISO DashboardSecurity ratings / third-party risk monitoring platform (TITAN Watch, Assess, Secure)
Pricing publicly published (no sales call required to see it)
Source, verified 2026-09-06 — https://securityscorecard.com/pricing/. May have changed since.
CMDash advantage: Yes — $1,788.00 / $17,988.00 / CustomNo — Core/Premium/Elite tiers are named and priced by number of organizations monitored, but no rates are shown; a free trial and a "Free Forever" basic account exist
How CMDash and SecurityScorecard relate
packages/shared/src/landscape/areas.json — CMDash's own published landscape catalog entry on outside-in ratings
Ingests SecurityScorecard's rating through a native adapter as one input into the daily dashboard — but has no first-party scanning of its own; coverage is only as complete as the connected subscriptionVendor advantage: Standalone outside-in ratings platform — rates organizations, including ones without a subscription, from external signals alone

Figures above are read from SecurityScorecard’s own public site (see each row’s source link), or from Vendr’s published transaction data where the vendor lists no price, and verified on the date shown per row. Pricing and product capabilities change — CMDash’s own numbers are enforced in code and will always be current; the competitor figures may not be. Think something here is wrong or out of date? Tell us and we’ll fix it.

CMDash vs. SecurityScorecard