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Security Awareness Testing
Social engineering and phishing simulations that strengthen your weakest link.
What you get
- Anonymised statistical evaluation of click-through rates
- Identification of concrete risk points and weak processes
- Tailored, concise security awareness training
- A follow-up campaign to measure improvement
Security Awareness Testing
01Overview
What it is and why it matters
Most successful attacks target people, not technology. With our social-engineering based security awareness testing we assess your team's reactions in a controlled, ethical way, using phishing emails, phone-based and other deception attempts, and then strengthen your weakest link with targeted training.
What we cover
- Simulated phishing email campaigns
- Phone-based deception (vishing) and pretexting
- Physical intrusion attempts on request
- Executive-targeted (whaling) scenarios
- Measurable, repeatable campaigns to track progress
02Process
A transparent process, usable results
01
Scoping
A short workshop: environment, risks, goals.
02
Testing
Manual and automated testing, like a real attacker.
03
Reporting
A prioritised report for leadership and developers.
04
Re-test
A free verification after remediation.
03FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Won't employees feel shamed by this?
No. The goal is learning, not blame. We report results anonymously at a statistical level and pair them with positive, supportive training.
Is this ethical and legal?
Yes. Every campaign runs within a pre-agreed, written scope, with management approval and full respect for data-protection rules.
How often should we repeat it?
Awareness works when it is continuous. We typically recommend repeating every six to twelve months so progress is measurable and lasting.
Curious where the gaps are in your systems?
Book a free, no-obligation consultation. We reply within 24 hours.