Uncover Business Network Weaknesses with Social Engineering Testing
Social engineering tests help find weak spots in your company’s online safety. These tests check if employees might be tricked by fake emails or phone calls. They look at how people log in if they are careful with people they don’t know, and how they use private details. These weak spots can be in the everyday things people do at work, and these tests can find them.
Why Do You Need Social Engineering Testing Services?
See Who Might Get Tricked
Our tests show which of your workers might fall for online scams. Then, you can teach them what to watch out for to stay safe. This helps stop attacks before they start.
Make Your Security Stronger
We act like real hackers to see how strong your overall security is. This shows you where you need better protection, not just with computers, but with your people.
Follow the Rules
Many rules say you must check your security often, including how people might get tricked. We help you meet these rules and show you’re serious about security.
Stop Money and Reputation Loss
If hackers fool your workers, your company could lose money and look bad. Our tests help you see and fix these problems so you don’t lose a lot.
Is Your Team Social Engineering-Proof? Put Them to the Test!
Social Engineering Testing Services
Phishing Simulation Testing
This service sends fake but safe phishing emails to your staff. It helps you see which employees might click risky links or share private details. This shows which people need more training to stay safe online. This helps business owners find out who needs extra security training and lower the chance of real phishing attacks and data leaks.
Spear Phishing Assessments
Realistic and personalized emails are created for specific employees or teams in your company. This checks how well you can defend against targeted attacks. Business owners learn how good their key employees are at spotting tricky social engineering attempts, which helps protect important information and roles.
Vishing (Voice Phishing) Testing
Fake phone calls are made to your employees to see if they will give away sensitive information over the phone. This service helps business owners find weak spots in their phone security and how aware employees are of phone scams, leading to better security for phone conversations.
Smishing (SMS Phishing) Testing
Text messages are used to test if employees will click harmful links or share information through SMS. This points out any weak areas in your mobile security. Business owners benefit by knowing if their staff needs more education on social engineering through phones, making mobile communication safer.
Physical Social Engineering (On-site Intrusion)
Security experts try to enter your workplace using different tricks. This tests your security and how alert your employees are. Business owners get important information about any weak points in their building security and how watchful their employees are, allowing them to make physical security better.
Pretexting Attack Simulations
Realistic stories and fake identities are used to talk to your employees and try to get secret information. This service shows where your rules for handling information aren’t strong enough. Business owners learn how well their employees can recognize these tricks. This helps them make their data safer and train their staff better.
USB Drop Testing
Harmless USB drives are left in common areas to see if employees will pick them up and plug them into company computers. This tests if employees follow security rules about unknown devices. Business owners can see how likely it is that someone might accidentally bring in malware, helping them make their security rules stronger.
Employee Security Awareness Training
Teaching your employees about security helps them understand how social engineering works. It also teaches them the best ways to keep themselves and the company safe. This training helps business owners by having a more security-aware team, making it less likely for social engineering attacks to succeed because employees will be more careful and knowledgeable.
Business Email Compromise (BEC) Testing
Fake email attacks that look like real BEC attacks, targeting money transfers or important data, are sent. This helps find weaknesses in your financial controls. Business owners learn how well their employees can spot fake email requests, which helps protect against losing money and sensitive data.
Social Engineering Red Team Assessment
This big test uses many different social engineering methods to act like a real attacker trying to get into your systems. It gives a clear picture of how well your company can stand up to different social engineering threats. Business owners get a complete understanding of all the ways an attacker might get in, allowing them to make their security better in the most important areas.
Uncover Human Vulnerabilities with Real-World Social Engineering Simulations
How Our Social Engineering Testing Services Work
First Talk
We start by talking with you to understand what your security worries are and what you want to test. This helps us make a plan that fits exactly what you need.
Check Your Security
Our experts will perform the tests carefully and ethically, acting like real hackers to find any weak spots in your company’s defenses.
Report What We Find
We’ll give you a clear report that shows what we found, including who might be quickly tricked and what you can do to fix the problems.
Help You Fix Things
We’ll give you advice and support to help you make your security better and train your employees to be more aware of online threats.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is social engineering testing?
It’s like a practice drill for online scams. We try to trick your employees in a safe way to see if they would fall for actual hacker attacks. This helps you find and fix weak spots in your security.
What are the four types of social engineering?
There are many ways hackers try to trick people. Still, some common ones are through fake emails (phishing), fake phone calls (vishing), fake text messages (smishing), and by pretending to be someone they’re not in person.
Which is an example of social engineering?
Imagine getting an email that looks like it’s from your bank asking you to click a link and log in. That’s a typical example of social engineering trying to steal your information.
What is a social engineering audit?
It’s a deep look at how well your company can protect itself from social engineering attacks. We check your rules, train your employees, and run tests to see how strong your defenses are.
What are the disadvantages of social engineering testing?
If you don’t tell your employees what’s happening, they might get worried. It also takes time and effort to do the tests well, and you need to plan carefully so you don’t disrupt your work.
What are the five steps in a social audit?
Usually, you plan what you want to check, gather information, look at what you found, write a report, and then make changes based on what you learned from the audit.
Test. Train. Secure – Strengthen Your First Line of Defense Against Social Hacks!
