Authorized in-person pretexting that tests whether staff verify visitors, challenge strangers and follow procedure.
On-site social engineering tests how people and procedures hold up when a stranger shows up in person. Authorized operators use realistic pretexts to see whether staff verify identity, challenge unfamiliar people and escalate concerns.
The aim is to improve procedures and awareness, not to blame individuals.
Yes, with written authorization and agreed rules of engagement.
We focus on process and trends and agree handling of individual details in advance.
Yes. They are often delivered together.
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