Security Audit
Security Audit Services in Thailand: Know Where You Stand Before Attackers Do
"Security audit" means three different engagements depending on who is asking: a penetration test, a vulnerability assessment, or a compliance review. We run all three from Bangkok. This page tells you which one your organization actually needs.
A regulator, auditor, or client asked for a "security audit" and nobody defined the scope
Your last audit was a scanner report with a cover page
You inherited systems that have never been tested
Certification deadline (ISO 27001, PCI DSS) needs technical evidence
The board wants assurance and the budget needs a defensible scope
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The Term, Defined
What Is a Security Audit?
A security audit is a structured review of your systems, against both attack and standards. In practice it covers three engagement types: a vulnerability assessment that finds known weaknesses across your infrastructure, a penetration test that proves what an attacker could actually do, and a compliance review that maps your controls to frameworks like BOT, PDPA, ISO 27001, and PCI DSS.
Vendors use the same two words for very different work, which is how organizations end up paying penetration test prices for an automated scan. Before you sign anything, decide which question you need answered. The three cards below map each question to the right engagement.
Choose Your Audit
Which Security Audit Do You Need?
"Can an attacker actually get in, and what would it cost us?"
Penetration Testing
Manual exploitation by certified testers. We chain vulnerabilities, abuse business logic, and document real attack paths with evidence. Required annually by BOT for financial institutions and by PCI DSS Requirement 11.4.
Explore Penetration Testing"Which known weaknesses exist across our systems right now?"
Vulnerability Assessment
Broad scanning with expert verification: false positives removed, findings prioritized by real risk rather than raw CVSS score. The right cadence is quarterly, and it is the baseline most compliance frameworks expect.
Explore Vulnerability Assessment"Do our controls satisfy a specific framework, and can we prove it?"
Compliance Review
Gap assessment against BOT IT risk guidelines, PDPA Section 37, ISO 27001, or PCI DSS, with findings mapped to the exact control references your auditor will check.
Explore Compliance ReviewThe Three Engagement Types Side by Side
| Vulnerability Assessment | Penetration Testing | Compliance Review | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Answers | What known weaknesses exist? | What can an attacker actually do? | Do we meet the framework? |
| Output | Verified, prioritized vulnerability list | Exploitation evidence and attack narratives | Control-by-control gap report |
| Cadence | Quarterly | Annually + after major changes | Before certification or regulator review |
| Starting range | From ฿80,000 | From ฿160,000 | Scope-based |
Ranges are estimates; final pricing depends on scope, complexity, and compliance requirements. Most regulated organizations in Thailand need the first two on a recurring schedule and the third before certification or license events.
Local Delivery
A Bangkok Team That Works Where Your Systems Are
- On-site audits across Thailand: Bangkok, the Eastern Seaboard including Chonburi and Pattaya, and nationwide by arrangement
- Reports in English and Thai, with debriefs your developers and your board can both use
- Evidence formatted for Thai regulators: BOT examiners, PDPC inquiries, and สกมช. (NCSA) requirements
- Same day notification for critical findings, not a surprise on report day
Regulatory Alignment
Compliance Requirements This Service Supports
Our testing methodology is designed to meet the requirements of Thailand's key cybersecurity regulations.
Personal Data Protection Act
Section 37 requires appropriate security measures for personal data processing.
Learn moreBOT Intelligence-led Penetration Testing
Annual iPentest required for licensed financial institutions under IT Examination.
Learn moreISO 27001:2022 Security Assessment
A.8.8 technical vulnerability management supports ISMS certification.
Learn morePCI DSS v4.0.1 Compliance
Requirement 11.4 mandates penetration testing for cardholder data environments.
Learn moreNCSA Web Application Security Standards
Website Security Standards v1.0 requires web application security testing for CII organizations.
Learn moreFrequently Asked Questions
Common questions about security audits in Thailand
Scope It Right. Test It for Real.
Tell us what prompted the audit: a regulator, a client, a certification, or a gut feeling. We will propose a scope that answers the actual question, with evidence your auditor accepts.
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