HUMAN-LAYER SECURITY

Social Engineering
Testing

Test how your people and processes respond to realistic phishing, vishing, and physical pretexting campaigns with explicit controls and legal guardrails.

Scoped + AuthorizedBehavior MetricsAwareness Improvements

Typical response time: 1 business day.

RULES OF ENGAGEMENT

Written authorization and rules of engagement required

No destructive actions or business disruption

No credential misuse or production-impact behavior

Clear escalation paths and incident contacts

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What We Offer

Phishing Simulation

Authorized campaigns to evaluate click, credential-submit, and report behavior.

Email lures, landing-page realism, report workflows

Vishing

Voice-based social engineering within approved boundaries and legal controls.

Verification process weakness and call-center procedures

Physical Security

On-site human-layer testing, including tailgating and badge process validation.

Visitor handling, facility controls, and employee challenge culture

Awareness & Training

Post-exercise coaching and tailored recommendations for awareness programs.

Behavior change with measurable improvement loops

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Click Rate

Target benchmark after remediation cycle

>20%

Report Rate

Security team visibility and early signal

<15m

Escalation Time

Speed from suspicious event to response

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How We Run Exercises

01

Pretext Design

Craft scenario narratives that align with your industry and internal workflows.

02

Controlled Launch

Execute campaigns with approval guardrails, watch windows, and escalation rules.

03

Behavior Capture

Measure click, submit, report, and escalation behavior across teams.

04

Remediation Loop

Tune awareness, process controls, and technical guardrails, then retest.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is social engineering testing legal and ethical?

Yes. All engagements are scoped, authorized, and controlled in writing before any testing starts. We follow agreed boundaries and run with safety controls to improve security without creating harm.

Can this be standalone or part of red team?

Both. Many teams run social engineering as a standalone assessment first, then include it in red team campaigns for full-scope adversary simulation.

What do we receive at the end?

You receive behavior metrics, campaign outcomes, observed process gaps, and prioritized recommendations for awareness, process controls, and technical guardrails.

Strengthen Your Human Layer

Get a social engineering testing proposal with clear boundaries and measurable outcomes for your security awareness and response programs.