VulnerabilityAssessmentSingapore
Systematic identification and prioritisation of security vulnerabilities across your entire IT estate — networks, endpoints, applications, and cloud infrastructure.
What Is a Vulnerability Assessment?
A vulnerability assessment (VA) is a systematic process of identifying, classifying, and prioritising security vulnerabilities in your IT infrastructure. Unlike penetration testing, a VA focuses on discovery and classification rather than exploitation. MicroLogic combines automated scanning tools with manual analysis to identify CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures), misconfigurations, and security gaps — then delivers a prioritised remediation roadmap with clear risk ratings.
What's Included
Network Vulnerability Scanning
Comprehensive scanning of all network devices, servers, firewalls, and endpoints for known vulnerabilities.
Web Application Scanning
Automated and manual scanning of web applications and APIs against OWASP Top 10 vulnerability categories.
Cloud Configuration Review
AWS, Azure, and M365 security configuration assessment against CIS benchmarks.
Endpoint Security Review
Assessment of all endpoint security controls including patch levels, EDR coverage, and encryption status.
CVE Risk Classification
All vulnerabilities classified by CVSS score (Critical/High/Medium/Low) with business impact context.
Remediation Roadmap
Prioritised action plan with specific remediation steps, ownership assignments, and timeline recommendations.
How It Works
Asset Discovery
Enumerate all in-scope assets — network devices, servers, endpoints, cloud resources, and applications.
Scanning
Automated and manual vulnerability scanning using industry-standard tools (Nessus, OpenVAS, Burp Suite).
Analysis
Security engineers review findings, remove false positives, and assess business impact.
Report & Roadmap
Executive summary and technical report with prioritised remediation roadmap and re-scan after fixes.
Why MicroLogic?
- Required for Cyber Essentials (SS 712) — we align findings to certification requirements
- Experienced engineers analyse results — not just automated reports
- Clear, actionable remediation steps — not just a list of CVEs
- Re-scan included after remediation to verify fixes
- Singapore-specific context — findings mapped to PDPA and MAS TRM implications
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Know What's Exposed Before Attackers Do
Our vulnerability assessment gives you a clear picture of your security gaps and a prioritised plan to fix them.