Your people are the attack surface

Social Engineering Testing

Most breaches do not start with an exploit. They start with an email. Attackers target your people because a convincing pretext is cheaper and more reliable than a zero-day — and one click can hand over the keys to everything.

We run realistic, ethical social engineering campaigns that measure how your organization actually responds to phishing, phone pretexting, and physical intrusion attempts. Then we turn the results into training that changes behavior, not blame.

What We Test

Email phishing campaigns with realistic pretexts
Spear phishing targeting specific roles
Vishing (phone-based social engineering)
Credential harvesting resilience and MFA behavior
Physical intrusion and tailgating (optional)
Incident reporting response times

Our Approach

  1. 01

    Design campaign scenarios with your leadership, invisible to staff

  2. 02

    Execute phased campaigns from broad phishing to targeted spear phishing

  3. 03

    Measure clicks, credential submissions, and reporting rates

  4. 04

    Deliver anonymized results and targeted awareness training

What You Receive

Campaign metrics: delivery, click, submission, and report rates
Department-level trends without naming individuals
Comparison against industry benchmarks
Tailored security awareness training materials
Repeat campaign options to track improvement

Supports security awareness requirements in PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2, ISO 27001, and cyber insurance policies.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will employees be punished based on results?

We strongly advise against it, and our reports are structured to prevent it: results are anonymized and aggregated by department. The goal is measurement and training, not blame — punitive programs consistently reduce incident reporting.

How realistic are the phishing emails?

Calibrated to your threat model. We start with realistic generic pretexts and can escalate to targeted spear phishing using public information, mirroring what a real attacker would send your specific organization.

How often should we run phishing simulations?

Quarterly is the sweet spot for most organizations — frequent enough to track improvement and keep awareness fresh, without desensitizing staff. We offer recurring campaign programs with trend reporting.

Ready to get started?

Tell us about your environment and timeline. We respond within one business day with scoping questions and a clear quote.

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