Protect your business, and your customers' trust
PDPA-compliant cyber security for Singapore SMEs. Audits, pen testing, managed monitoring, enterprise-grade protection at SME prices.
One breach can end your business
In 2023, 60% of Singapore SMEs reported a cyber incident. Most never recover their brand fully.
Data breach risk
One compromised admin password = customer DB on the dark web. PDPC investigation. Fines. Front-page news.
PDPA non-compliance
No DPO? No data inventory? Penalties up to SGD 1m or 10% of annual turnover. The PDPC is enforcing harder.
No incident response
If you got breached today, what is your first step? Most SMEs cannot answer, until it is too late.
Human error
80% of breaches start with a phishing email or weak password. Without training, your team is the threat surface.
End-to-end security, SME-priced
We use the same frameworks the big firms charge SGD 100k+ for, OWASP, ISO 27001, NIST, sized for SMEs.
Security & PDPA audit
120-point checklist: data flows, access controls, retention, consent records, breach playbooks.
Penetration testing
Web app, internal network, and external perimeter testing. OWASP Top 10 + business-logic flaws.
Vulnerability scanning
Continuous scans of your infrastructure with prioritised remediation guidance.
SSL/TLS & HTTPS hardening
Modern cipher suites, HSTS, OCSP stapling, certificate transparency, A+ rating on SSL Labs.
WAF & DDoS protection
Cloudflare or AWS WAF setup, bot mitigation, rate limiting, geo-blocking where appropriate.
Staff security training
Phishing simulations, password hygiene workshops, role-based security training. Quarterly refreshers.
Incident response planning
Documented playbook, contact tree, communication templates, ready before you need it.
PDPA DPO support
Outsourced Data Protection Officer service, meet PDPA's mandatory DPO requirement without the headcount.
From assessment to always-on protection
Assess
120-point audit, threat modelling, gap analysis. 2-3 weeks.
Harden
Fix critical issues, deploy WAF, harden access controls. 3-4 weeks.
Train
Staff workshops, phishing simulations, role-based training.
Monitor
Ongoing scans, monthly reports, on-call incident response.
Project & managed retainer plans
120-point security + PDPA audit with prioritised remediation report.
- Documentation review
- Configuration audit
- PDPA gap analysis
- Prioritised action list
- Executive summary deck
Active testing to find real vulnerabilities before attackers do.
- Web application pen test
- OWASP Top 10 coverage
- Business-logic testing
- Detailed vulnerability report
- Remediation guidance
- Re-test after fixes
Always-on security with monthly audits, training, and DPO support.
- Monthly vulnerability scans
- WAF / SIEM monitoring
- Quarterly pen tests
- PDPA DPO outsourcing
- Phishing simulations
- Incident response SLA
Healthcare SME, full PDPA compliance in 6 weeks
Specialist clinic was holding sensitive patient data with no documented DPO, no audit trail, and no breach playbook. We delivered a full PDPA-aligned data inventory, deployed DPO-as-a-service, ran staff training, and hardened cloud access. Passed an enterprise client's vendor security review on first attempt.
Clinic Operations DirectorHealthcare SME (SG)Security questions, answered
What is PDPA compliance and do I need it?
The Personal Data Protection Act (PDPA) is Singapore law governing how organisations collect, use, and store personal data. Every business in Singapore that handles customer data must comply. Penalties for breaches go up to SGD 1m or 10% of annual turnover, whichever is higher, and the PDPC is actively enforcing.
How often should I do a security audit?
For most SMEs, annually at minimum. Quarterly or even monthly for regulated sectors (finance, healthcare). After any major release, infrastructure change, or hire of a privileged user, a focused audit is wise.
What is the difference between an audit and a pen test?
An audit reviews policies, configurations, and procedures, usually documentation-based plus configuration checks. A penetration test actively tries to break in like an attacker would, exploiting vulnerabilities to prove they are real. Most SMEs need both annually.
How much does cyber security cost in Singapore?
A one-off security and PDPA audit starts at SGD 2,200. Web penetration testing starts at SGD 5,500. Managed security services (monitoring, response, ongoing audits) start at SGD 1,800/month. Costs scale with environment complexity and compliance requirements.
Can you help if we have already had a data breach?
Yes. Our incident-response service includes immediate containment, forensic investigation, PDPC notification support, remediation, and post-incident hardening. Engage us as early as possible, the first 72 hours are critical (also the PDPA reporting window for significant breaches).