Social Engineering Resilience
Controlled phishing campaigns, targeted spear phishing and physical access simulations. We measure your organization’s resilience to manipulation and provide tailored security awareness recommendations based on real assessment results.
How does it add value to your organisation?
These are specialised simulations aimed at eliciting confidential information or gaining unauthorised system access by exploiting the human element as an attack vector. They identify employee behaviour in threat scenarios and detect weaknesses in organisational security protocols.
The insights gained enable the recommendation and implementation of corrective measures to heighten employee awareness in threat identification, attack technique recognition, and proper incident response and reporting procedures.
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Contact us to discuss the benefits of conducting a specific social engineering test within your organisation.
Benefits of social engineering tests
Reputation safeguarding
Preventing potential security breaches that could erode the trust of clients and business partners.
Operational efficiency enhancement
Reducing incident numbers through increased staff awareness and education improves operational efficiency.
Financial risk minimisation
Aiding in avoiding potentially costly data breaches and associated financial penalties.
Regulatory compliance support
Maintaining data protection compliance is crucial across various business sectors.
Andrzej Bąkowski
PERN
Mateusz Staśto
Alten Polska
Magdalena Klimczak
Główny Instytut Górnictwa
Jakub Cieśla
Exact Systems
Przemysław Kamiński
BNP Paribas
Wojciech Śpiewak
Marketing Investment Group
Project timeline
Understanding each organisation's distinctiveness is pivotal. Our services are meticulously tailored to align with an organisation's specific operational and technological landscape.
Initiation
Kick-off meeting to define business and security objectives, along with the scope of the social engineering tests.
Test planning & preparation
Determination of the attack methods and scenarios to be simulated. Development of the test plan.
Test execution
Simulated phishing attacks, physical access attempts, and other social engineering techniques.
Reporting
Data collection and analysis, report drafting with findings and recommendations.
Results presentation
Meeting to present test results, discuss identified threats, and recommend remedial measures.
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Queries?
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These tests are conducted by our team of seasoned specialists. They have the necessary knowledge and eSocial Engineering Resilience is conducted by experienced security specialists from our team. They have the expertise and practical knowledge required to simulate realistic attack scenarios and provide meaningful security insights.xperience to simulate real-world social engineering attacks and effectively derive valuable insights.
This depends on the agreed scope with the client. In most cases, employees are not informed in advance to ensure realistic results. However, selected groups may be informed as part of a structured security awareness program.
Scenarios can range fWe use email phishing campaigns, targeted spear phishing attacks, vishing (voice-based manipulation), pretexting techniques and controlled physical access attempts to organizational facilities.rom phishing (including spear phishing) to pretexting, phone manipulations, and even unauthorised physical access attempts.
Yes. After completing the assessment, we provide a detailed report including findings, risk analysis and practical recommendations to improve employee awareness and organizational resilience against social engineering attacks.
Yes. Social engineering tests are conducted in a controlled and ethical manner. Their purpose is to increase security awareness and identify weaknesses without causing harm or misusing any collected information.