Continuous Application Vulnerability Testing for Singapore Organisations

Vulnerability testing systematically scans your web applications, APIs, and infrastructure to identify known security weaknesses. Blacklock triggers multiple security tools against your targets, then de-duplicates and prioritises findings through our proprietary interpretation engine. Scans can run on demand, on a schedule, or be triggered from your CI/CD pipeline.

No. Vulnerability scanning uses automated tools to identify known vulnerabilities at scale. Penetration testing adds human expertise. Ideally, these are CREST-certified testers who manually verify findings and probe for issues automation cannot detect, such as business logic flaws. Blacklock supports both scanning and pentesting from a single platform. You may start with scanning and add on-demand manual testing when needed.

Yes. Every subscription includes all integrations (Jira, Slack, Microsoft Teams), unlimited users, scan history, and historical reports. These reports are useful for demonstrating ongoing security testing to auditors under MAS TRM or PDPA requirements.

Absolutely. Many organisations begin with continuous scanning for baseline visibility, then add manual penetration testing as compliance needs evolve. Request an on-demand pen test or manual validation of individual findings at any time.

Pricing is based on the number of web applications, live IP addresses, and code repositories you scan. Vulnerability scanning starts from USD $85/month. Sign up for a 14-day free trial or contact us for a quote.

Monthly at a minimum. Organisations with frequent deployments should scan more often. MAS TRM expects continuous vulnerability assessments from financial institutions, and the PDPA’s reasonable security requirement favours ongoing testing. Blacklock supports unlimited scheduled and on-demand scans, plus CI/CD pipeline integration for automatic scanning on every deployment.

Blacklock covers injection flaws, cross-site scripting, broken authentication, sensitive data exposure, security misconfigurations, subdomain enumeration, email breaches, SSL issues, exposed services, and CMS-specific weaknesses in WordPress, Joomla, and Silverstripe. Multiple tools maximise coverage while minimising false positives.

Reports are aligned with OWASP standards and support compliance with PCI DSS, ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, MAS TRM, and PDPA. For MAS-regulated institutions, continuous scanning provides documented evidence of ongoing vulnerability management, a core TRM expectation.

MAS TRM expects continuous vulnerability assessments, regular penetration testing by independent assessors, and documented results for audit. Blacklock addresses all three: continuous automated scanning for ongoing visibility, CREST-certified testers for on-demand manual testing, and full findings and remediation history retained as auditable records.