Social Engineering Testing Services

Social engineering testing mimics real-world attacks like phishing or impersonation to see how your employees and systems react to these threats. It’s like a “fire drill” for cybersecurity so your team is ready for when someone tries to trick them into compromising sensitive data.

Social engineering attacks target your weakest link – people. Testing helps you find weaknesses in both your human and technical defenses. It raises awareness and reduces the likelihood of a breach that could cost you financially and damage your reputation.

We test many types of attacks by social engineers, including phishing, spear phishing (targeted phishing), pretexting (false identities), baiting (luring employees into unsafe actions), and other methods that exploit trust and human behavior to gain access to sensitive information.

Regular testing is key. We recommend testing at least once or twice a year, but the frequency depends on company size, industry regulations, and the sensitivity of the data you handle. Testing keeps your defenses sharp and up to date with new threats.

Any industry can benefit, but industries that handle sensitive data – healthcare, finance, and government – are most vulnerable and see the greatest benefit from these social engineering penetration tests. Protecting client data and meeting compliance standards are top of mind in these industries so testing is a must.

We create custom scenarios that mirror what cybercriminals are using today, tailored to your industry and company. By testing with the same tactics that actual attackers would use, we ensure your team is ready for the threats they could face.

If we find any vulnerabilities you’ll get a detailed report with clear steps to fix them. Our goal is to help you strengthen your security and reduce the chance of future attacks. We’re with you every step of the way to make sure your defenses are always getting better.

Yes! Many regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, and SOC 2 require regular security testing. Our social engineering tests help you meet those requirements and also ensure your overall security strategy is robust reducing both regulatory risk and the chance of a data breach.