Social Engineering Services
Our social engineering services help organizations identify and mitigate human vulnerabilities through safe, realistic simulations of phishing, vishing, pretexting, and physical intrusion. Each engagement uncovers weaknesses in user behavior, validates awareness training, and provides actionable recommendations to strengthen your organization’s security culture.
What you'll get from our social engineering services:
- Executive summary of human risk and awareness posture
- Campaign results with engagement metrics and behavioral analysis
- Detailed findings and employee performance breakdown
- Recommendations for training and policy enhancements
- Compliance mapping appendix aligned to major security frameworks
- Optional follow-up test to measure awareness improvement
Who benefits from social engineering testing services
Our services are valuable for organizations that:
- Handle sensitive or regulated data such as financial, healthcare, or personal information.
- Require compliance evidence for awareness testing and social engineering simulations.
- Seek to validate training effectiveness or identify persistent high-risk user behaviors.
- Have experienced phishing or fraud incidents and need to measure progress.
Industries we commonly support
We support a wide range of industries, including:
- Financial services and fintech: to protect against credential theft and wire fraud.
- Healthcare and MedTech: to safeguard patient data and reduce insider risk.
- Technology and SaaS: to prevent account compromise and business email compromise (BEC).
- Retail and e-commerce: to meet PCI DSS obligations and prevent customer data leaks.
- Manufacturing and critical infrastructure: to strengthen human defenses within operational environments (ICS/SCADA).
- Government and public sector: to enhance awareness programs and prevent social manipulation.
Comprehensive Social Engineering Assessments
These services work together to create a complete security strategy that maximizes your protection from evolving cyber threats.
Vishing Assessment
Test employees’ ability to recognize and resist phone-based manipulation
- Simulate social engineering phone calls
- Evaluate employee response and information disclosure
- Detect weak verification and escalation processes
- Strengthen response to voice-based manipulation
Smishing Assessment
Assess staff awareness against malicious text message campaigns
- Launch controlled SMS phishing campaigns
- Track response behavior to urgent or spoofed messages
- Validate mobile device security awareness
- Reinforce policies for mobile communication channels
Social Engineering vs Penetration Testing
Both services simulate real-world attacks but they target different weaknesses.
Social engineering focuses on human behavior. It tests how employees respond to manipulation tactics such as phishing, vishing, smishing, or in-person deception. The goal is to identify and reduce human risk.
Penetration testing focuses on technical vulnerabilities. It evaluates systems, applications, and infrastructure for exploitable flaws in configurations, code, or network design. The goal is to strengthen technical defenses.