Description

Organizations often invest heavily in cybersecurity infrastructure but overlook the human factor, which remains one of the most exploitable attack vectors. Social engineering testing helps assess employee susceptibility to manipulation tactics such as phishing, pretexting, baiting, and impersonation. By simulating real-world attacks, we identify weaknesses, educate personnel, and implement security awareness strategies to reduce the risk of social engineering attacks.

Key Features

✅ Phishing Simulations – Conduct email, SMS, and voice phishing (vishing) tests to assess employee awareness.
✅ Impersonation Attacks – Simulate unauthorized physical access attempts to evaluate security policies.
✅ Security Awareness Training – Provide interactive training to educate employees on recognizing and avoiding manipulation tactics.
✅ Baiting & Pretexting Tests – Deploy USB drops, fake credentials, and trust-exploitation scenarios to gauge employee response.
✅ Incident Response Assessment – Evaluate how employees report and respond to suspected social engineering attempts.

Technologies & Tools Used

🔹 GoPhish (Phishing Simulation), Social-Engineer Toolkit (SET), OSINT Framework, Maltego, Kali Linux.

Security Enhancements

🔒 Company-Wide Security Policies – Implement strict security policies against unauthorized information sharing.
🔒 Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Enforcement – Ensure phishing-resistant authentication mechanisms.
🔒 Regular Security Awareness Drills – Conduct quarterly training sessions and red team exercises.