Social Engineering

Engagement types

• Phishing campaigns. Targeted email lures designed around your industry, your tooling and your specific risk scenarios. From broad awareness sweeps through to spear-phishing your highest-risk roles.
• Vishing & smishing. Phone and SMS pretexts that test help-desk processes, MFA reset flows, and how staff respond when someone "from IT" calls in a panic.
• Physical engagements. Tailgating, impersonation, lock-picking and access control bypasses to see how far a determined attacker can get past your front door.
• Pretext development. Realistic, OSINT-driven pretexts that mirror what your real adversaries would actually try.
• Red team blends. Combine social engineering with technical exploitation for a full-attack-chain assessment of detection and response.

How we work

We agree the rules of engagement up front. Targets, channels, payload behaviour, escalation paths and what's strictly off limits. Once we go live, we keep your security team in the loop in real time so legitimate incidents don't get drowned out by simulated ones.

At the close of the engagement we deliver a clear, evidence-based report with what worked, what didn't, and where to invest next. Then we run a debrief session for your team that focuses on building skills, not naming and shaming.

Why teach, not embarrass

The point isn't to prove that humans can be fooled. They can. Anyone can. The point is to give your people the muscle memory to recognise the next attempt, and to give your security team the data they need to harden the processes around them.