Physical security gaps can render all your cyber defenses useless, allowing unauthorized individuals to access sensitive areas, implant devices, or steal equipment. For instance, an intruder gaining physical access to server rooms or office spaces could secretly install rogue devices such as USB malware injectors or network taps that spread ransomware or steal confidential data.
Our Physical Penetration Testing service simulates real-world attempts to breach your facilities, data centers, or restricted areas using social engineering, lock picking, tailgating, and other covert techniques. By identifying vulnerabilities in access controls, surveillance, and employee awareness, we help you strengthen your physical defenses and reduce risk.
Reconnaissance
Social Engineering
Entry Attempts
Physical Device Security
Monitoring & Response
Access Control Systems
Policy & Awareness
Facility Resilience
Define in-scope locations, objectives, rules of engagement, safety requirements, and authorized points of contact for on-site coordination.
Conduct passive observation of target facilities, staff behavior, and security routines to identify exploitable patterns and potential entry points.
Execute controlled phishing, vishing, and impersonation attempts to evaluate employee awareness and adherence to verification procedures.
Simulate real-world intrusion techniques such as lock picking, badge cloning, and tailgating to assess access control effectiveness and human response.
Evaluate server rooms, restricted zones, and hardware setups for exposed devices, unsecured cabinets, and potential tampering opportunities.
Deliver a comprehensive report with executive summary, scope, methodology, evidence and PoCs, risk ratings, and prioritized recommendations, followed by a restitution meeting.
Physical breaches remain one of the most direct and effective ways to compromise an organization. Even with strong technical defenses, weaknesses in access control, visitor management, or surveillance can give an attacker a clear path inside. This service identifies those weaknesses by simulating real-world intrusion attempts, helping you strengthen policies, employee awareness, and facility protections before they’re exploited.
Duration depends on the number and complexity of sites:
Includes on-site inspection, controlled intrusion simulations, and final report preparation and presentation.
