
Our Cybersecurity Services
Penetration
testing
Apart from being one of the very few CREST-accredited companies in Singapore, Nettitude’s security testers hold the highest technical qualifications available to provide real-world, human-led testing services. These services include penetration testing from the advanced techniques of CBEST & Simulated Targeted Attack and Response (STAR), through to the broader assurances of Cyber Essentials, social engineering, red teaming exercises, and vulnerability assessments.
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Bug Bounty
We provide flexible Bug Bounty programs focused on the threats that your organisation cares about the most. Our bug bounty platform gives you real time access to our world class team of security professionals. We’re trusted to conduct Penetration Testing on government systems, critical national infrastructure, core global financial systems, and more.
Managed security
services
Looking for 24/7 managed security services? Through Nettitude’s dedicated Security Operations Center (SOC) and our Cyber Incident Response Team (N-CIRT), we are able to provide round the clock, managed detection, and response services to our clients. Nettitude’s managed security services deliver a much stronger return on investment when compared with traditional in-house solutions.
Incident
Response (IR)
Understanding how to respond to a cyber incident is paramount to an organisation’s recovery from a security breach. A successful plan starts from knowing what data assets have been affected and what controls are needed for recovery. Are you ready?
Security risk & consulting
Nettitude’s information technological (IT) security consulting provides strategic guidance around compliance, social engineering, and training for employees. Our consultants are experienced in taking regulatory and compliance frameworks, and adapting them to meet the needs of an organisation, according to their industry, size or geographic reach, providing pragmatic and tailored guidance that is measurable and actionable at every phase.
Frequently Asked Questions About Cybersecurity
What is cybersecurity?
Cybersecurity is the application of technologies, processes, products, and controls to protect the data and integrity of computing assets belonging to or connecting to an organisation’s network. This includes sensitive data, personally identifiable information (PII), intellectual property, and governmental and industry information systems.
What are the effects of a cyberattack?
A successful cyberattack can cause major damage to your business. Not only do they affect your bottom line, but cyberattacks can also have a negative influence on your business’ standing and consumer trust. A cyberattack is multifaceted; its impact is financial, reputational, and legal.
Thus, it’s not enough to be alerted when your business’ infrastructure is threatened. You need a resolution, and you need it fast. Since cyber threats come in various forms, how will you know which could significantly impact your business? Leverage our expertise as an award-winning digital security company in Singapore and let us help you cut through the noise with countermeasures that are tailored to your business needs.
Should I settle for a standard cybersecurity solution?
Cybersecurity isn’t one-size-fits-all. Your threat landscape is just as unique as your business. Generic solutions rarely make effective countermeasure strategies. Moreover, with the emergence of new threats every day, protecting yourself from all these cyberattacks may seem like a futile attempt. The solution lies in prioritisation.
That’s where we come in. Part of our strategy includes focusing on your unique threat landscape and working with security and network vendor partners both in Singapore and beyond to customise our cybersecurity services to match your company’s priorities. It’s an approach that allows you to move forward with confidence, with solutions that manage risk effectively and work in real-life situations. Save the cookie-cutter approach for cookies and revel in the protection that only tailored cybersecurity can offer.
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What is the Log4Shell Vulnerability and how can you protect against it?
Log4j is a logging library written in Java and the vulnerability, CVE-2021-44228, also commonly known as Log4Shell, allows a remote actor to send a crafted HTTP packet to servers or other software suite exposed to the internet, running the version below Log4j 2.15.0.
Understanding and Mitigating Maritime Cyber Risks
There is a common misconception that cybersecurity fundamentally relates to the implementation and management of technical and non-technical control measures – installing firewalls, doing pen tests and implementing security awareness programmes. Whilst all of these are valid activities, much like any business activity cybersecurity is really about understanding the risks your business faces and putting mitigations in place to reduce that level of risk to an acceptable level.

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