With threats to physical security constantly evolving, it's imperative to identify and address vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by adversaries. Our Physical Penetration Testing services are meticulously crafted to assess and reinforce the security of your facilities. We simulate real-world attack scenarios to test the resilience of your physical barriers, access controls, surveillance systems, and overall security protocols. Our goal is to ensure that your physical defenses are robust and capable of protecting your assets, personnel, and ultimately, maintaining the trust of your stakeholders. By identifying and addressing these vulnerabilities, we help you fortify your organization against physical intrusions and safeguard your critical infrastructure.
Physical penetration testing simulates actual attack scenarios to test the effectiveness of current security measures. This approach exposes vulnerabilities in physical defenses, providing a realistic assessment of how well your premises can withstand an intrusion attempt.
By identifying and exploiting weaknesses in physical security, such as insufficient surveillance or inadequate access controls, physical penetration testing enables organizations to comprehensively strengthen their security protocols and infrastructure.
This testing ensures the safety of employees and the security of critical assets. It helps in safeguarding against potential threats like unauthorized access, theft, or sabotage, thereby maintaining a secure and safe working environment.
Physical penetration testing helps organizations comply with regulatory standards and avoid potential liabilities. It demonstrates due diligence in maintaining a secure environment, which can be crucial for legal and insurance considerations.
Physical security is a critical aspect of overall organizational safety. Our Physical Penetration Testing services are aligned with industry-leading practices and standards, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of your physical security posture. This structured approach is key to a thorough assessment of your defenses, helping you stay prepared for potential physical threats.
Tactics: Our physical penetration testing tactics form the cornerstone of our approach. These high-level strategies define the ‘why’ and ‘what’ of our assessments, setting clear goals and objectives for each project. For instance, a common tactic might be ‘Access Control Breach,’ where we assess the potential for unauthorized physical entry into secure areas.
Techniques: We employ a wide range of physical penetration testing techniques, reflecting our depth of expertise in this area. These techniques are the specific methods and tools we use to realize our tactical goals. For example, under the Access Control Breach tactic, we might employ lock picking, tailgating, or badge duplication techniques to test the strength of physical security measures.
Procedures: Our procedures detail the steps necessary to execute each technique effectively and safely. These comprehensive guidelines ensure that our assessments are consistent and thorough. Our procedures guide our testers through the complexities of each technique, from the planning stages to the execution, ensuring a meticulous and responsible approach to physical security testing.
Leveraging psychological manipulation to gain unauthorized access, often through impersonation or deception.
Evaluating the effectiveness of physical security measures like locks, card readers, and biometric systems.
Testing the vulnerability of secure areas to unauthorized entry by following authorized personnel.
Assessing the susceptibility of locks to picking, bypassing, or manipulation.
Replicating access cards or badges to gain unauthorized entry.
Testing the ability to physically breach premises by climbing, breaking, or circumventing barriers.
Pretending to be an authorized person, such as an employee or service technician, to gain access.
External pen testing evaluates what attackers can access from the outside of your network. In other words, we act like cybercriminals scanning the internet for weaknesses in your firewalls, websites, cloud services, or exposed servers. We search for misconfigurations, outdated software, and known vulnerabilities that could lead to unauthorized access. Furthermore, we simulate real-world attacks to demonstrate how your public-facing systems might be targeted and exploited. By identifying these gaps early, your team can take swift action to reduce your risk
While external testing looks at outside threats, internal penetration testing focuses on dangers that come from within. For example, we simulate an attacker who has already made it past your perimeter—perhaps through phishing or a rogue device. Once inside, we explore how far they could move, what data they could access, and how easily they could escalate privileges. As a result, this test helps you understand your true exposure if your internal network is ever breached. In addition, it allows you to improve segmentation, patching, and access controls across your organization.
Wireless networks make life easier, but they also create opportunities for attackers. With our wireless penetration testing, we test your Wi-Fi environment for weak encryption, rogue access points, and poor segmentation. For instance, we simulate attacks such as evil twin setups, man-in-the-middle interception, and unauthorized network access. In addition, we examine signal leakage and guest access controls to make sure they align with best practices. As a result, you'll gain peace of mind knowing that your wireless network isn't your weakest link.
Because so much business happens online, web applications are frequent targets for cyberattacks. Our web application penetration testing focuses on identifying common and advanced vulnerabilities—such as SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), broken access control, and more. We carefully test how your app handles user input, authentication, sessions, and permissions. In addition, we analyze any connected APIs and backend services. Following OWASP Top 10 guidelines, we help you secure your entire application stack. Consequently, your users and data stay safe from malicious actors.
Often, it’s people—not technology—that represent the biggest risk. That’s why we include social engineering in our penetration testing offerings. Through phishing emails, phone calls, and other real-world scenarios, we test whether employees can be tricked into giving away access or sensitive data. For example, we might simulate a fake IT request or send a crafted email with a dangerous link. However, we always do this ethically and with permission. Most importantly, we provide insights into where additional training is needed—so your people become your strongest defense, not your weakest.
More companies are moving to the cloud—but unfortunately, many still misconfigure it. That’s why our cloud penetration testing focuses on AWS, Azure, and GCP environments. We search for issues like overly permissive roles, exposed storage buckets, insecure APIs, and forgotten assets. Furthermore, we follow cloud provider security best practices while using offensive testing techniques to show how these missteps can be exploited. In doing so, we help you close the gaps that attackers look for in modern hybrid and cloud-native environments.
Even the best cybersecurity plan can fail if someone can walk in the front door. Our physical penetration testing simulates real-world break-ins using techniques such as badge cloning, tailgating, lock picking, and in-person deception. For instance, we may attempt to access restricted areas or plug rogue devices into your internal network. In addition to identifying physical security weaknesses, this testing evaluates staff readiness and facility controls. As a result, you’ll understand how well your organization can stop not just virtual—but also physical—intrusions.
While traditional penetration testing focuses on finding specific technical flaws, Red Team Operations go a step further by simulating a full-scale, multi-layered cyberattack against your entire organization. In essence, this service tests not just your systems, but also your people, processes, and detection capabilities. Unlike routine penetration testing, red teaming is designed to mimic advanced threat actors—using stealth, persistence, and creativity to bypass your defenses over time.
