CybersecurityRiskAssessmentSingapore
Understand your real cybersecurity risk — in business terms. Our risk assessments identify what's most likely to cause serious harm and what to fix first.
What Is a Cybersecurity Risk Assessment?
A cybersecurity risk assessment is a formal process of identifying, analysing, and evaluating the cybersecurity risks to your organisation's assets, operations, and data. It answers the key questions: What are our most critical assets? What threats do we face? What is the likelihood and business impact of an attack? What should we fix first? MicroLogic's risk assessments use a structured methodology aligned to ISO 27005 and NIST SP 800-30, adapted for Singapore's regulatory context.
What's Included
Asset Identification
Identify and value all critical assets — systems, data, processes, and third-party dependencies.
Threat Analysis
Assess relevant threat actors, attack vectors, and likelihood of exploitation in Singapore's threat landscape.
Vulnerability Identification
Map current security controls and identify gaps that increase risk likelihood or impact.
Risk Quantification
Rate risks by likelihood and business impact — prioritise treatment actions by risk level.
Risk Treatment Planning
Develop risk treatment options: accept, mitigate, transfer, or avoid — with cost-benefit analysis.
Risk Register
Formal risk register maintained and updated quarterly — required for ISO 27001 and MAS TRM.
How It Works
Scoping
Define risk assessment boundaries, asset inventory, and business context.
Assess
Identify threats, vulnerabilities, and existing controls. Estimate likelihood and impact.
Analyse
Calculate risk levels. Prioritise by business impact and probability.
Report & Plan
Deliver risk register, executive summary, and prioritised risk treatment plan.
Why MicroLogic?
- ISO 27005 and NIST SP 800-30 aligned methodology
- Singapore-specific threat landscape — PDPA, MAS TRM, CSA context built in
- Business language risk communication — not just technical findings
- Risk register maintained for ongoing compliance (ISO 27001, MAS TRM)
- Integrated with our technical delivery for seamless risk treatment
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a risk assessment required for Cyber Essentials?
How often should we conduct a cybersecurity risk assessment?
How is this different from a vulnerability assessment?
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Know Your Real Cybersecurity Risk
Stop guessing about what to fix first. A formal risk assessment gives you the prioritised roadmap you need.