Authorized phishing, vishing, deepfake and on-site pretexting that show how your people, processes and controls respond when someone tries to manipulate them.
A small boutique, agile offensive security company. Expert hackers, from the CEO down.
Kaiju's Social Engineering services evaluate human-centered security controls by simulating realistic adversary interaction techniques. These authorized, controlled engagements assess susceptibility to manipulation, validate awareness and response mechanisms, and identify process or policy gaps that could be used to gain unauthorized access or information.
Social engineering can be delivered on its own or integrated with penetration testing and Red Team Operations.
In-person engagements against selected targets that evaluate real-world employee behavior, procedural adherence and coordination between people, process and physical controls. They show how environmental factors, routine operations and interpersonal dynamics can be used to bypass safeguards without force or technical exploitation.
Remote, digitally mediated engagements that assess how adversaries can influence people without physical presence. They test susceptibility to manipulation across electronic communications and synthetic media, using urgency, authority, trust and familiarity to elicit action or disclosure.
Simulated phishing campaigns over email or messaging platforms show how message content, timing and context can bypass technical defenses or user judgment, and support tuning of email security controls.
Voice-based social engineering tests how conversational pressure, impersonation or procedural ambiguity can lead to unauthorized disclosure, and helps refine verification and escalation procedures.
Coordinated campaigns tailored to roles, functions or threat scenarios show how sustained interaction raises the likelihood of compromise over time and support program maturity assessment.
Synthetic audio, video and AI-generated media test resilience against deepfake-enabled impersonation and inform policy, training and technical safeguards.
We define targets, channels, objectives and rules of engagement with you.
Realistic pretexts and campaigns tailored to your roles, functions and threat model.
We run on-site or virtual engagements under controlled conditions.
You get findings, remediation priorities and a readout for your teams.
We run on-site engagements and virtual engagements, including phishing, vishing, programmatic and targeted campaigns, and deepfake and synthetic media scenarios.
Yes. Every engagement is an authorized, controlled test with scope and rules of engagement agreed in advance.
No. The goal is to find process and policy gaps and improve awareness and security culture. At the end of the day, every employee is part of your security team.
Yes. Social engineering can run independently or alongside penetration testing, physical security testing and Red Team Operations.
Tell us about your organization and we will design a social engineering engagement that fits.