Overview
Social engineering relies on human interaction: threat actors pose as trusted sources to trick people into revealing sensitive information or granting access to networks and buildings.
We run controlled campaigns using the same techniques, then turn the results into concrete defenses: multi-factor authentication, reporting habits and awareness that sticks.
Scope
- Phishing
- Vishing (voice)
- Pretexting
- Baiting and USB drops
- Tailgating
- Quid pro quo
- Awareness metrics
What you receive
- 01Executive report for leadership
- 02Technical report with reproducible evidence
- 03Risk-prioritized remediation plan
- 04Debrief with technical and executive teams