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Testing the Human Firewall


The human element is often the weakest link in security. Our social engineering engagements simulate real-world threat actors who target your people, not just your technology. We test how well your employees, processes, and procedures resist manipulation through carefully crafted phishing, vishing, and smishing campaigns that mirror actual attack techniques.

Social Engineering Services

Phishing Campaigns

Simulate email-based attacks targeting employees across your organization. We craft convincing phishing emails that test awareness, training effectiveness, and email security controls. Campaigns can be tailored to specific departments, roles, or threat scenarios.

Vishing (Voice Phishing)

Test your help desk, support staff, and employees' ability to resist phone-based social engineering. Our vishing campaigns simulate attackers attempting to extract information, reset passwords, or gain unauthorized access through voice communication.

Smishing (SMS Phishing)

Assess vulnerability to SMS-based attacks, which are increasingly common and often bypass traditional email security controls. We test how employees respond to text messages containing malicious links or requests for sensitive information.

Targeted Department Testing

Focus on high-risk areas including help desks, IT support, engineering teams, and executive assistants. These roles often have elevated privileges or access to sensitive information, making them prime targets for attackers.

Recruitment Process Testing

Evaluate your hiring processes for vulnerabilities to social engineering. Attackers often target recruitment to gain initial access or gather intelligence. We test how well your HR and recruitment teams verify identities and protect sensitive information.

Password Reset Flow Testing

Assess the security of password reset and account recovery processes. We test whether attackers can manipulate these critical security functions to gain unauthorized access through social engineering techniques.

Why Social Engineering Testing Matters

Social engineering attacks bypass technical controls by targeting human psychology. Even the strongest technical defenses can be undermined if employees are tricked into revealing credentials, clicking malicious links, or granting unauthorized access. Our social engineering engagements reveal gaps in awareness, training, and process controls, enabling you to strengthen your human firewall and reduce the risk of successful social engineering attacks.