Sample: Internal network review
Flat internal network with weak segmentation and exposed remote access.
Know exactly where you are exposed, and have the evidence to prove your security. We test your systems, then help you fix what we find, with one accountable partner.
Every finding comes with a severity rating, the evidence behind it and a clear fix. Bars are placeholders, not real results.
We probe your systems the way a real attacker would, so weaknesses are found and closed on your terms.
Reports show scope, method, proof and fixes, ready to hand to auditors, customers and your board.
Findings are rated by real risk, with a remediation roadmap that tells your team what to fix first.
Pick one area or combine several into a single engagement.
Test internet-facing and internal networks, firewalls and remote access for weaknesses an attacker could chain together.
Learn moreWebAssess login, sessions, access control and input handling against the OWASP Top 10.
Learn moreMobileReview iOS and Android apps, data stored on the device and the traffic sent to your back end.
Learn moreAPICheck authentication, authorisation and data exposure in the APIs your apps and partners rely on.
Learn moreCloudReview cloud configuration, identity and access, and exposed services across your cloud accounts.
Learn moreWireless / IoTTest Wi-Fi networks and connected devices that sit on or next to your business network.
Learn moreMost testers hand over a report and leave. We stay to help your team close the gaps, then retest to prove they are closed.
Win-Pro is a CSRO-licensed Penetration Testing Service Provider, so you work with a provider held to a recognised standard.
Experienced testers lead every engagement, using tools such as Nmap, Kali Linux, OWASP ZAP, Nessus and Qualys, with AI to speed up the routine work.
Local teams in three offices, with more than 32 years of IT service behind them.
They answer different questions. Most organisations need both.
| Vulnerability Assessment (VA) | Penetration Testing (PT) | |
|---|---|---|
| Focus | Find and list known weaknesses across many systems. | Show what an attacker can actually do with those weaknesses. |
| Method | Automated scanning, checked by a tester to remove false alarms. | Manual, human-led attack simulation with proof of concept. |
| Cadence | Regular, for example quarterly or after changes. | Typically at least once a year and after major changes. |
Agree what is tested, when and under what rules.
Map your systems and find where weaknesses may sit.
Safely probe and attempt to exploit what we find.
Receive rated findings, proof and a roadmap.
We help close the gaps, then retest to confirm.
Testing results support these frameworks. They do not replace a certification audit.
Sample cards only. Real, approved case studies will replace them.
Flat internal network with weak segmentation and exposed remote access.
Customer portal tested for access control and session weaknesses.
Cloud configuration tested for exposed storage and over-broad access.
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Scoping, discovery, testing, and a report with an executive summary, technical findings, risk ratings, proof of concept and a remediation roadmap. We then retest after you apply fixes.
Vulnerability assessments are typically run regularly, for example quarterly. Penetration tests are typically run at least once a year and after major changes to your systems or applications.
Yes. Results give you evidence that supports ISO 27001, MAS TRM, PDPA and PCI-DSS. Testing does not replace a certification audit.
It depends on scope, such as the number of systems and the depth of testing. We confirm the timeline during the scoping call.
Each engagement is scoped individually, so there is no fixed price list. Book a free scoping call and we will send a quote based on what you need tested.
Tell us what you need tested. A Win-Pro expert will reply with next steps and a scoped quote.