Governance, Risk & Compliance

Navigate the regulatory landscape with practical frameworks, not checkbox compliance. We help you build governance structures that satisfy regulators and actually improve your security.

Governance, Risk & Compliance

Compliance that improves security, not just checks boxes.

Cybersecurity Risk Assessment

Formal evaluation of IT assets and control effectiveness. We identify, quantify, and prioritise risks so you can spend budget where it counts.

Compliance Consulting

Gap analysis and readiness assessments for Singapore and international frameworks.

  • IM8 (Singapore Government)
  • CCoP 2.0 (Cloud Security)
  • Cyber Essentials & Cyber Trust Mark
  • ISO 27001
  • ISO 42001 (AI Management)

Third-Party Risk Management (TPRM)

Evaluating the security posture of your supply chain and vendors. We assess, score, and monitor third-party risks before they become your problem.

Common Questions

Is penetration testing mandatory in Singapore?

The Cyber Security Agency of Singapore (CSA) Cyber Essentials and Cyber Trust marks both require penetration testing. Financial institutions regulated by MAS are expected to conduct regular testing under the Technology Risk Management (TRM) guidelines. Healthcare organisations handling patient data face similar expectations.

Even where not strictly mandated, penetration testing is increasingly treated as a due diligence requirement by clients, partners, and insurers.

Which compliance frameworks require penetration testing?

CSA Cyber Trust Mark (CTM): Requires periodic penetration testing with evidence of remediation.

ISO 27001 (Annex A.8.8): Requires systematic identification of vulnerabilities. Penetration testing is the accepted method.

PCI DSS: Requirement 11.4 mandates penetration testing at least annually and after significant changes.

CSA CCoP: Addresses security testing requirements for cloud-hosted environments.

MAS TRM Guidelines: Financial institutions are expected to conduct regular penetration testing.

What does CREST certification mean for a security provider?

CREST is an international accreditation body for penetration testing. A CREST-certified provider has passed rigorous assessments of methodology, quality assurance, and ethical standards. In Singapore, CREST certification is recognised by CSA and is often a prerequisite for government and enterprise engagements.

A CREST Registered Tester (CRT) has demonstrated competence through practical examination, not just a multiple-choice test.

Navigate Compliance With Confidence

We'll map your regulatory requirements to a practical security roadmap.

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