Social Engineering
Assessment
Test your organization's human defenses with realistic social engineering campaigns. According to Verizon's 2023 DBIR, 74% of breaches involve the human element. Validate your security awareness before attackers exploit it.
Why Attackers Target People, Not Systems
Technical controls are strong. Humans are vulnerable. Social engineering bypasses firewalls, EDR, and MFA by exploiting psychology, urgency, and trust.
Easier Than Hacking
Why spend weeks finding a 0-day when one convincing email gets instant access? Social engineering offers the path of least resistance.
Bypasses Technology
No firewall blocks a phone call. No EDR stops a tailgated entry. No MFA prevents a user from willingly sharing credentials.
Exploits Psychology
Authority, urgency, fear, greed—these psychological triggers override security training when crafted skillfully.
Growing Threat Vector
BEC (Business Email Compromise) attacks increased 81% in 2023, with average losses of $50,000 per incident (FBI IC3).
High Success Rate
Without training, 30-40% of employees click phishing links. Even with training, 10-15% still fall victim (KnowBe4 data).
Everyone Is a Target
From CEOs to interns, attackers tailor approaches based on role, authority, and access to valuable systems or data.
Comprehensive Social Engineering Testing
Multi-vector human security assessments across digital, voice, and physical attack surfaces.
Email Phishing Campaigns
Realistic phishing emails with tracked opens, clicks, and credential submissions. Detailed per-user and per-department metrics.
Spear Phishing
Highly targeted attacks against executives, finance teams, or high-value individuals using researched, personalized pretexts.
Vishing (Voice Phishing)
Phone-based social engineering testing help desk procedures, password resets, and employee verification processes.
Pretexting Scenarios
Fabricated scenarios to extract sensitive information: IT support, vendor relationships, internal transfers, or emergencies.
Physical Social Engineering
On-site testing including tailgating, badge cloning, unauthorized access attempts, and physical security validation.
USB Drop Testing
Strategic placement of USB devices with payloads to test employee response to found media and removable storage policies.
Assessment Methodology
Structured, ethical approach to identifying and improving human security vulnerabilities.
Scoping & Planning
Define target users, departments, realistic threat scenarios, and campaign objectives. Establish rules of engagement and approval processes.
Campaign Development
Create realistic phishing templates, pretext scenarios, and attack infrastructure. Tailor content to your industry, company culture, and threat landscape.
Campaign Execution
Launch controlled campaigns with real-time monitoring. Track user responses, credential submissions, and security team detection capabilities.
Analysis & Reporting
Comprehensive analysis of results by user, department, and attack vector. Identify vulnerable groups and high-risk behaviors requiring attention.
Remediation Guidance
Detailed recommendations for security awareness training, policy updates, and follow-up campaigns to measure improvement over time.
What You Receive
Detailed reporting with actionable insights to strengthen your security awareness program and reduce human-related risk.
All campaigns conducted ethically with proper authorization, designed to educate and improve—not embarrass or punish employees.
Strengthen Your
Human Firewall
Test your organization's resilience to social engineering attacks with realistic, ethical campaigns designed to identify and reduce human-related security risk.