Find out how an intruder could actually get in. Expert-led walkthroughs, controls reviews and covert entry testing for your facilities, people and critical assets.
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Kaiju's Physical Security services evaluate the effectiveness of your physical access controls, protective measures and operational procedures. They show how physical weaknesses can be exploited on their own or combined with cyber and human attack vectors.
Physical assessments can be delivered as standalone engagements or integrated with services like Red Team Operations. Every engagement runs under strict safety, legal and operational constraints, so you get realistic results without introducing undue risk.
Start with a full review of your controls, then validate them against a real covert entry attempt.
We schedule a meeting onsite and receive full access to comprehensively review your facility's controls. Subject matter experts with decades of experience examine every point of ingress, camera, RFID and alarm system, and audit all possible covert methods of entry. It is the ideal starting point for hardening, and the average client receives more than a dozen critical findings.
We examine the design and deployment of your physical controls to find gaps between documented requirements and operational reality. We check whether controls, configurations, procedures and their physical integration actually support your intended security objectives across facilities and operating conditions.
A covert entry team arrives at your facility and tries to reach the sensitive areas, networks, data or other flags you define, using social engineering and physical bypass techniques. This real-world scenario targets the human element together with physical exploitation, and can include deploying persistent leave-behinds.
We define sites, objectives and flags, plus safety, legal and operational constraints.
A whitelist walkthrough, a controls review or a covert entry attempt, matched to your goals.
Findings tied to business impact, likelihood and clear remediation priorities.
We walk your team through what we found and how to close the gaps.
A whitelist walkthrough is a cooperative review: we are given full access to examine every control and entry point. Covert entry is an adversarial test: a team tries to gain unauthorized access the way a real intruder would.
For most organizations the whitelist walkthrough is the ideal starting point for hardening. Covert entry then validates whether those controls and your people hold up in practice.
Yes. Engagements are authorized in advance and run under strict safety, legal and operational constraints defined with you before testing begins.
Yes. Physical access often leads to network access, so we can combine physical assessments with Red Team Operations, social engineering or penetration testing.
Tell us about your facilities and we will recommend the right physical security assessment.