Phishing
Phishing is a type of cyberattack aimed at obtaining sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, or personal data. Attackers carry out these attacks by posing as trustworthy entities, typically using communication channels like email, text messages, or fake websites.
46% Opened mail 56% Clicked 42% Entered their credentials (75% who clicked) 4% Reported the email USB drop
USB drop attacks are a common social engineering tactic. Attackers strategically place USB drives in locations where they may be easily discovered, such as parking lots, elevators, or lobbies. These devices often contain malicious software. When curiosity gets the better of someone, they may unwittingly introduce malware into their computer. This can lead to system breaches, data theft, or unauthorized access to your network.
External footprint
External footprint analysis involves gathering publicly accessible data to understand a target's online presence, encompassing domains, IP addresses, social media, and digital traces. This aids in pinpointing security vulnerabilities and attack vectors often targeted by malicious hackers in social engineering assaults.
Physical intrusion scenarios
Physical intrusion scenarios are exercises that assess your organization's physical security defenses. We simulate real-world threats to test the effectiveness of your security protocols, personnel, and technology safeguards. Our tests encompass various strategies, including tailgating, impersonation, lock picking, card cloning, and access system exploitation. Even seemingly simple tactics like dumpster diving can reveal security vulnerabilities.
These assessments emphasize the need for a holistic security approach, combining technological defenses with employee awareness training.
