Know Your Cyber Exposure
Eliminate All Vulnerabilities
Web & Mobile Apps Tested
500+
Network & Servers Tested
3,000+
Vulnerabilities Eliminated
11,000+
Latest blog articles
Organized Crimes Going High-Tech With AI-Powered Tools, Europol Warns
Types of organized crimes seeing outsized benefit from AI-powered tools include human trafficking and all types of illicit international smuggling, waste management fraud, and of course a spectrum of cyber attacks. Europol also notes use by state-sponsored hacking groups in disruption and propaganda campaigns.
Security of GitHub Repositories Called Into Question as Multiple Supply Chain Attacks Uncovered
How safe are your GitHub repositories? If they are public, a set of recent compromises has called their security into question. The widely-used GitHub Actions tool, owned and maintained by Microsoft, has been the source of at least one major supply chain attack.
Will the Trump Administration Commit to Loose AI Regulations? OpenAI Hopes So
OpenAI’s proposal invokes China as the central motivation for its requests for lighter AI regulations, but the company is under a variety of legal pressures that could be eased by federal relief: hundreds of emerging US state laws and lawsuits from copyright holders among them.
Are you exposed?
External attackers are responsible for 80% of security breaches.
Much of your business is now online. Systems are in the cloud, your employees work remotely, SaaS solutions supports your business and your data is everywhere. Cybercriminals are always looking for their next victim on the internet. Are you an easy target?
How do they get in?
17% of breaches started with a phishing attack
It is estimated that more than 3 billion phishing emails are sent every day. As phishing attacks get more sophisticated, users must be more aware of the different techniques cybercriminals are using to get them to download malware and give up their access credentials. Are you testing your employee security awareness?
More than 100K reported vulnerabilities in last 5 years
More than 100,000 vulnerabilities were reported for commonly used software over the last five years. This is an average of 2.5 vulnerabilities published every hour. In 2019 alone, 1 out of 3 vulnerabilities was given a High or Critical severity rating.
In a 2020 study, 14% of vulnerability exploits were publicly available before the vendor released security patches, and another 23% were available within the first week.
19% of breaches exploited vulnerabilities and misconfigurations
1 Vulnerability Assessment
Use a vulnerability scanner to analyze your environment for vulnerabilities. The scan should include all your servers, network devices whether they are located within your premises or hosted in the cloud.
Best practices suggest running vulnerability scans at least on a quarterly basis.
2 Penetration Testing
A penetration test simulates the tools and techniques of an attacker to detect and exploit vulnerabilities. This approach conducted by a skilled professional helps you identify possible attack routes and securities vulnerabilities that may not be found from vulnerability assessments.
Most industry standards recommend a penetration test on your network, web and mobile applications at least once a year and after major changes.
3 Configuration Review
Configuration reviews can help ensure that servers and network devices are securely configured, and alert you to any errors and misconfigurations.
While vulnerability assessments and penetration testing provides an analysis from an external point of view, configuration reviews provide an in-depth view from within your servers and network devices.
4 Secure Code Review
Security weaknesses introduced by software developers may not be easily detected by vulnerability assessments and penetration testing.
Reviewing the source code of your custom-built applications for vulnerabilities or malicious code helps prevent security issues from going into production and is an important part of a secure development lifecycle.
Almost 40% of data breaches involved hacking
According to Verizon’s 2021 Data Breach Investigations Report, almost 40% of the more than 5,000 data breaches analyzed in 2020 involved hacking. The malicious activities include exploiting vulnerabilities, using stolen credentials and brute forcing.
And more than 50% of attacks are targeted at web application servers.
Yes, we are CREST accredited
Our core team is based in Singapore and consists of CREST certified penetration testers who are also Offensive Security Certified Professional (OSCP) certified. The team has delivered numerous penetration testing projects for customers in Singapore and other locations, from large multinational enterprises to small and medium business, and across various industries.
How can we help?
This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.