Red Teaming in Singapore
How social engineering and phishing get tested end to end against real organisations — the attacks your staff learn to spot.
Read MoreTraining that changes behaviour, not compliance tick-boxes. Live hacking demonstrations, realistic phishing simulations, and scenario workshops delivered by the same consultants who break into systems for a living.
Most awareness training fails because it is boring. Slides about passwords, a video, a quiz. Employees click through it and forget it by lunch. Attackers know this. Phishing and social engineering remain the cheapest way into a Singapore organisation, and no firewall fixes a staff member who has never seen a real attack work.
Our training is built from pentest findings. The consultants who run your sessions spend the rest of their week doing phishing campaigns and social engineering against real targets. They bring the same techniques into the room, demonstrate them live, then show your staff exactly what to watch for. Delivered as a managed programme: scheduled sessions, phishing simulations between them, and reporting your auditor and your board both accept.
Core modules every programme includes, adapted per audience.
The lures that actually work in Singapore: CRA impersonation, Singpass-themed credential theft, delivery and invoice fraud. Shown live, then dissected.
Helpdesk and vendor impersonation, MFA fatigue attacks, and deepfake voice. How to verify identity without grinding business to a halt.
Tailgating, USB drops, and shoulder surfing. The physical attacks that precede most successful breaches we see in engagements.
What happens when staff paste contracts into public chatbots. Data leakage, prompt manipulation, and realistic deepfake fraud scenarios.
Credential stuffing, password reuse, and why MFA prompts get approved blindly. Practical habits that survive contact with real workflows.
Recognising and escalating early. Staff who report fast turn breaches into incidents. We build the reflex and the channel.
One-off training decays in weeks. Awareness works when it is refreshed, measured, and tied to real behaviour.
Quarterly phishing simulations between sessions keep skills current. Staff who miss are routed to short targeted modules, not public shaming.
Click rates, report rates, and completion tracked over time. You see the trend line, not just a completion certificate.
Sessions and simulation results documented for MAS TRM, PDPA, and ISO 27001 awareness requirements. Evidence your auditor accepts without follow-up questions.
Human-risk metrics in plain language. Progress across quarters, residual risk, and what the numbers mean for the business.
From first session to steady state.
We start with an unannounced phishing simulation. No training first. That number is your real starting point, and it is usually worse than anyone expects.
Two-hour interactive workshops. Live exploitation demos: credential harvesting cloned portal, malicious USB, Wi-Fi interception, prompt-injection against an AI assistant. Real attacks, safely, in the room.
Scheduled phishing campaigns between sessions. Scenarios built from lures we see in live engagements, adjusted to your industry and recent attacks in Singapore.
Staff paste company data into public AI tools because it helps them work. We cover the risk with live demonstrations of prompt manipulation and data exposure, then show the approved way to use AI safely.
Developers, finance, and executives face different attacks. Bespoke modules per audience: secure coding awareness for engineering, payment fraud for finance, whaling and deepfake voice for leadership.
Quarterly reporting with trend lines, then the next cycle. Programmes start from S$2,500 for a two-hour interactive session; managed programmes with simulations quoted per headcount.
Tell us your headcount and goals. We'll propose a baseline simulation, session plan, and pricing within 48 hours.