Network Penetration Testing (VAPT) Service
in Singapore

Yes, eligible SMEs can apply for CISOaaS VAPT grant of up to 70%, cap at endpoint tier.

More details here.

Technically, any organization connected to the Internet requires a Network VAPT—it is the foundational baseline compliance auditors look for first. Today, this requirement spans both your physical office footprint and your modern cloud architecture:

• External VAPT: Essential if you run internet-facing services (VPN gateways, remote desktops, email portals) to defend your outer perimeter against public threats.

• Internal & Hybrid VAPT: Crucial if you host staff-accessible assets like local Active Directories and core databases, plus private cloud workloads sitting inside isolated VPCs.

The Hybrid Reality: Even if your cloud servers lack public IP addresses, they are not immune. An attacker gaining an initial foothold via phishing or a compromised employee device can easily move laterally into your private cloud subnets. Modern Network VAPT must evaluate on-premise infrastructure and private cloud networks as a single, unified architecture to eliminate these dangerous blind spots.

External penetration test is the right starting point if you haven’t tested before, or whenever your internet-facing footprint changes — new cloud deployments, opening a new office, acquiring a company, or launching a new service. 

An internal penetration test is essential if your organization hosts critical assets—such as Active Directory, core databases, or high-value servers—whether they sit on-premise or in the cloud. This assessment becomes critical immediately following a phishing incident or credential breach, after making significant changes to your network infra, or when you need to validate secure network segmentation between zones. Ultimately, mature organizations run both external and internal penetration tests annually: external to harden the perimeter, and internal to drastically limit the blast radius if that perimeter ever fails.

Our Vulnerability Assessment uses automated Nessus scanning to identify potential security gaps, which our team manually reviews to eliminate false positives.

A Penetration Test goes a step further by actively simulating real-world exploits to prove exactly how far an attacker could breach your defenses.

Choose a vulnerability assessment if you need a cost-effective network security scan to identify missing patches, eliminate false positives, and maintain baseline security hygiene. Opt for a network penetration test if you need to satisfy compliance standards (like MAS TRM, PCI) and want to see how real-world exploits could impact your business assets. For the best defense, use regular automated scans to find network weaknesses and an annual penetration test to validate your actual security posture against human adversaries.

No. We focus heavily on safe exploitation methods. All intrusive actions are mapped and scheduled precisely with your IT stakeholders beforehand. Our engineers continuously monitor target response metrics to preserve zero-downtime operational bounds.

Our report consists of:

1. Executive Summary
   • Overview of assessment
   • Findings categorized by CVE / CWE ID
   • Attestation on areas you have done well
2. Risk Register
   • Findings tracker
   • CVSS rating for severity
3. Engagement scope
   • Scope of work, methodology and risk model used
4. Detailed Findings
   • Issue details and background
   • Issue remediation
   • Attestation