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Securing the Physical Perimeter


Physical security is often the first line of defense, yet it's frequently overlooked in security assessments. Our physical security testing services evaluate your facilities, access controls, and security procedures through comprehensive walkthrough assessments and realistic intrusion simulations. We identify vulnerabilities that could allow unauthorized physical access to your most critical assets.

Physical Security Services

Walkthrough Security Assessments

Comprehensive evaluations of your physical security controls, access management systems, and security procedures. We identify gaps in visitor management, badge systems, surveillance coverage, and perimeter defenses without disrupting your operations.

Physical Intrusion Testing

Simulate real-world attackers attempting to gain unauthorized physical access to your facilities. Our vetted security professionals test locks, access control systems, alarm responses, and security guard procedures to reveal vulnerabilities before malicious actors exploit them.

Tailored Threat Scenarios

Every engagement is customized to your specific business risks and threat landscape. Whether you're concerned about corporate espionage, data center security, or executive protection, we design scenarios that reflect the real threats your organization faces.

Comprehensive Reporting

Receive detailed findings with photographic evidence, risk ratings, and prioritized recommendations. Our reports help you understand not just what vulnerabilities exist, but how to effectively remediate them within your operational constraints.

Why Physical Security Matters

Physical access to your facilities can bypass even the strongest digital defenses. An attacker who gains physical entry can install hardware, access network infrastructure, steal sensitive documents, or compromise systems directly. Our physical security testing helps you identify and address these critical vulnerabilities, ensuring your security strategy covers both digital and physical attack vectors.