Social Engineering
Your people are the real perimeter
Technology alone won't stop an attacker who simply asks. We test how your staff respond to phishing, vishing, and in-person manipulation, then help you close the gap
Run discreetly, with zero disruption to your team.
Most breaches start with a person, not a payload
Human error is a leading cause of security breaches. Attackers know it is easier to convince someone to open a door than to break it down. We simulate the manipulation tactics real adversaries use, measure how your organization responds, and turn the results into targeted awareness improvements.
What we test
Every channel an attacker would actually use
Tailored phishing campaigns that mimic the lures your staff really receive, measuring who clicks, submits, or reports.
Voice-based social engineering that tests whether staff hand over access or information to a convincing caller.
In-person attempts to tailgate, badge in, or talk past reception, testing the controls technology never sees.
We quantify susceptibility across teams so you know where training will move the needle most.
Four steps. Realistic, controlled, instructive
From pretext design to coaching
Scope and pretext
We agree targets, channels, and rules of engagement, then craft pretexts tailored to your organization.
Multi-channel simulation
We run the agreed campaigns across email, phone, and physical channels, discreetly and safely.
Measure susceptibility
We record who engaged, who reported, and where the gaps sit, by team and by tactic.
Report and coach
You get clear findings and practical recommendations, framed to build awareness rather than blame.
For any organization where people hold the keys
People-heavy organizations
Reduce the risk that one click opens the door.
- Organization-wide phishing simulation
- Susceptibility benchmarking by team
Regulated industries
Evidence of awareness testing for auditors.
- Audit-ready assessment reporting
- Mapped to NIS2, DORA, and ISO 27001
High-value targets
Finance, executives, and admins draw the most attempts.
- Spear-phishing of high-risk roles
- Pretext calls against privileged staff
After an incident
Confirm that new awareness measures actually stick.
- Repeat testing to show improvement
- Targeted coaching where gaps remain
Our credentials
Certified. Experienced. Discreet
What to know before an assessment
A controlled, simulated attack that tests your organization's susceptibility to manipulation tactics such as phishing, pretext calls, and physical intrusion. The goal is to learn where people need support, not to catch anyone out.
Test your human firewall
Tell us who we should target and how. We come back with scope, pretexts, and timeline.