Social Engineering & Physical Security Testing
Most breaches start with a person, not a payload. We test how your staff, help desk and buildings hold up against phishing, phone pretexting and physical intrusion, and give you the evidence to improve training and controls.
The Evolving Threat Landscape
Why Social Engineering Testing Matters
Attackers target people because it works. Phishing, help desk impersonation and MFA fatigue attacks bypass technical controls by convincing someone to open the door. Social engineering testing measures how your people, processes and physical security respond to realistic, ethical attack scenarios, so you can focus awareness training and controls where they make a difference. Every campaign runs under signed authorisation and agreed rules of engagement, in line with GDPR.
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Benefits of Social Engineering Testing
Real-world campaigns give you hard numbers on human risk and show exactly which processes and controls need strengthening.
Our campaigns use MITRE ATT&CK initial access techniques and are designed to support security awareness requirements under NIS2, DORA, ISO/IEC 27001 and PCI DSS.
Measure Real Human Risk
Test Help Desk & Identity Processes
Validate Email & Endpoint Controls
Strengthen Physical Security
Focus Your Awareness Training
Evidence for Compliance
Social Engineering Testing Services
We combine digital and physical techniques to mirror how real attackers get their first foothold.
Phishing Simulation
Vishing & Smishing
Physical Intrusion Testing
What We Test & How We Approach It
Every engagement is scoped with you, authorised in writing and reported by team rather than by individual unless you request otherwise. You receive campaign metrics, the pretexts that worked, the control failures behind them and practical recommendations. Related services: red teaming, TLPT for DORA & TIBER-EU and adversary simulation.
Realistic, tailored lures that test user awareness, reporting behaviour and the effectiveness of your email security stack.
Phone-based pretexting that tests whether identity checks hold up when an attacker impersonates staff or executives.
On-site testing of perimeter, reception, badge access and device security at offices and data centres.
Social engineering used as the entry point of a wider red team or TLPT, under strict rules of engagement.
