Offensive Assessments
We come from offensive work: red teaming, bug bounty, adversarial research. Every finding is manually verified. We don't run scanners and ship the output.
We come from offensive work: red teaming, bug bounty, adversarial research. Every finding is manually verified. We don't run scanners and ship the output.
Every finding includes proof-of-concept, CVSS 3.1 rating, and remediation steps.
Identify and exploit vulnerabilities across your entire attack surface. Every finding includes proof-of-concept, CVSS 3.1 rating, and remediation steps.
Adversarial simulations that test your whole defence chain, from perimeter to detection to incident response. This is not a pentest. It is a realistic adversary simulation.
Automated and manual analysis of source code and cloud/host hardening configurations. We find vulnerabilities that external testing can't reach.
VAPT pricing in Singapore ranges from SGD 3,000 for a basic web application test to SGD 50,000+ for enterprise-scale network and application assessments. A small web application test typically falls between SGD 3,000 and SGD 8,000. A full corporate network assessment with domain escalation and active directory testing usually sits between SGD 15,000 and SGD 35,000.
Be wary of quotes significantly below market rate. That usually means the provider is running automated scanners and formatting the output as a report, not actually testing manually.
Vulnerability scanning is automated. A tool checks your systems against a database of known vulnerabilities and produces a list. It's fast and cheap, but generates false positives and cannot confirm whether a vulnerability is actually exploitable.
Penetration testing is manual. A human tester thinks like an attacker, chains vulnerabilities together, and proves what an attacker could actually achieve. A pen test finds the things scanners miss: business logic flaws, authentication bypasses, privilege escalation paths.
At minimum, once a year. Most compliance frameworks (PCI DSS, ISO 27001, CSA CTM) require annual testing. You should also test after significant changes: new deployments, infrastructure changes, or M&A integrations.
Companies with higher risk profiles (fintech, healthcare, SaaS handling sensitive data) typically test quarterly.
A focused web application test takes 1 to 2 weeks. A full network penetration test takes 2 to 4 weeks. Red team engagements typically run 4 to 8 weeks. Factor in another 1 to 2 weeks for the final report and remediation guidance.
Ask every provider the same three questions: What exactly will you test? How will you test it? What will the deliverable look like? Look for quotes that specify methodology (OWASP, PTES), whether testing is manual, and whether a retest is included.
Two quotes that look similar on the surface can be very different in practice. The cheapest quote is rarely the best value.
A penetration test finds vulnerabilities within a defined scope. A red team assessment simulates a real attack with a specific objective, using any means necessary including social engineering and phishing. Red teaming tests your detection and response capability, not just your technical defences.
Most organisations should start with penetration testing. Red team engagements are valuable once you have a baseline of security maturity.
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