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Are attackers already in your network? Our compromise assessment in Malaysia hunts hidden intrusions, APT footholds, compromised accounts and data-exfiltration evidence before they become a public breach.
A compromise assessment is not a vulnerability scan and not a standard pentest. It is a targeted hunt for evidence that an attacker has already gained access, persisted, moved laterally or staged sensitive data.
Read the assessment guideEndpoint, identity, network and cloud telemetry are reviewed for active attacker behaviour, known IOCs and suspicious persistence.
Analysts map lateral movement, privilege escalation, command-and-control, data staging and evidence of exfiltration.
The report prioritises containment, credential resets, EDR tuning, hardening actions and follow-up penetration testing where needed.
Suspicious privilege changes, impossible travel, Kerberoasting traces, stale admin sessions, federation abuse and unusual service-account activity.
Malware execution, LOLBins, persistence keys, command shells, suspicious PowerShell, ransomware precursors and tooling mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.
Command-and-control, data staging, anomalous egress, cloud control-plane abuse, mailbox rules and unusual third-party integrations.
The output is designed for three audiences at once: executives who need a clear breach-status answer, defenders who need IOCs and containment actions, and auditors who need evidence that the organisation looked for compromise responsibly.
A compromise assessment should produce evidence that maps to the obligations Malaysian boards already care about: RMiT cyber operations, Act 854 readiness, PDPA breach handling, and post-incident audit evidence.
Use compromise assessment evidence to support cyber operations assurance, incident readiness and board risk reporting for regulated Malaysian FIs.
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NCII operators can use the findings to prioritise risk assessment, incident notification procedure and cyber security code of practice gaps.
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Where personal data exposure is suspected, the assessment helps determine evidence scope before notification and legal review.
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Attackers currently present in your environment
Backdoors and remote access mechanisms
Evidence of attackers moving through your network
Signs of data theft or staging for exfiltration
Malicious software and attacker tools
User accounts under attacker control
Forensic analysis of endpoints for IOCs and malware
Analysis of network flows for suspicious patterns
Review of security logs for attacker activity
Check for compromised accounts and persistence
Proactive search for attacker TTPs
Complementary services Malaysian buyers commonly pair with compromise assessment.
Don't wait for attackers to make their move. Find them first.
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