Social Engineering Assessment

Simulated phishing campaigns, on-site security assessments, and physical security tests to strengthen your human and physical defenses. Receive a detailed report with actionable steps to improve.

Outcome

Enhanced employee vigilance against phishing and social engineering tactics.
Identification and mitigation of physical security weaknesses.
Reduced risk of breaches through human or physical vulnerabilities.

Social Engineering Assessment FAQs

What does a social engineering assessment include?

Our assessment includes simulated phishing campaigns, vishing (voice phishing) tests, physical security assessments, tailgating attempts, and other social engineering tactics. We test both your digital and physical security awareness.

Will employees know they're being tested?

We typically conduct assessments without prior employee notification to get realistic results. However, we can adjust our approach based on your company culture and legal requirements. All testing is conducted ethically and professionally.

What happens if employees fall for the simulated attacks?

Employees who fall for simulated attacks receive immediate, constructive education rather than punishment. We focus on learning opportunities and provide additional training resources to improve their security awareness.

How do you test physical security?

Physical security testing may include attempts to gain unauthorized access to facilities, tailgating through secure doors, testing badge access controls, and evaluating information disposal practices. All testing is coordinated with your security team.

Can this testing be customized for our industry?

Absolutely. We tailor our social engineering tests to reflect threats specific to your industry, using relevant scenarios and attack vectors that your business is most likely to face in real-world situations.

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