Technology can only go so far—human behaviour often remains the weakest link in an organisation's cybersecurity defences. Social engineering attacks exploit trust, authority, urgency, and other psychological triggers to manipulate individuals into revealing sensitive information or taking unsafe actions. Our Social Engineering Testing Service is designed to assess your organisation’s resilience to such threats by simulating real-world attack scenarios that target your staff, procedures, and physical or digital access controls. This service tests the human factor in your security posture, helping to identify gaps in awareness, weaknesses in procedure, and opportunities for attacker exploitation. Depending on the engagement scope, testing may include: Phishing Campaigns – Custom-designed email or SMS phishing tests to assess how users handle suspicious links, attachments, or credential harvesting attempts Pretexting Calls – Telephone-based social engineering, impersonating suppliers, IT staff, or internal personnel to elicit confidential data Vishing and Voicemail Exploitation – Voice-based attack simulations using spoofed numbers or voicemail traps USB Drop Tests – Deployment of controlled USB devices in office environments to observe curiosity and security handling procedures Physical Social Engineering (optional) – Tailgating, badge cloning, or on-site impersonation scenarios to evaluate physical security awareness and procedures LinkedIn and Social Media Reconnaissance – Used to craft realistic spear phishing or trust-based attacks All tests are conducted ethically and legally, with prior authorisation and clear boundaries agreed upon in a statement of work. This service is ideal for: Organisations concerned about insider threats, phishing, or social engineering risks Companies seeking to meet compliance with ISO 27001, GDPR, Cyber Essentials Plus, NIS2, or NCSC guidance Security-conscious businesses looking to enhance internal training and awareness programmes Risk managers seeking visibility into user susceptibility and procedural gaps At the conclusion of testing, a detailed report is provided outlining attack vectors, user behaviours, success/failure rates, and strategic recommendations. Where appropriate, we offer tailored awareness training sessions and templates for internal use.
