On-site social engineering assessment
NetSPI’s on-site social engineering assessment helps you close policy gaps, test access controls, and evaluate employee awareness to minimize the risk of an intruder gaining physical access to your locations.
Our social engineering solutions
On-site social engineering assessment
Focused on in-person human interactions, NetSPI performs a deep-dive assessment of your physical access policies, employee awareness, and compliance. Policy review and recommendations are followed by repeatable, metrics-based testing, custom designed to understand and reduce risk at your location.
Physical security controls assessment
NetSPI works with you to evaluate and improve the effectiveness of physical access controls at your location. Policy reviews and recommendations are followed by an escorted or badged assessment to determine how effective your physical security controls are at preventing and detecting threats.
Full on-site penetration test
Real-world physical attack simulation puts your organization’s security controls, policies, incident response, and employee training to the test. NetSPI will attempt to gain unauthorized physical access to sensitive areas and resources using social engineering techniques, physical security bypasses, and technical attacks. Assess risk, benchmark security capabilities, justify security investments, sharpen the skills of your team, and improve detective controls.
Meet the experts behind our solutions
With the full force of our team in your corner, you can navigate rapid innovation with confidence, while protecting the trust you’ve worked so hard to build.
You deserve The NetSPI Advantage
Security experts
- 250+ pentesters
- Employed, not outsourced
- Domain expertise
Intelligent process
- Programmatic approach
- Strategic guidance
- Delivery management team
Advanced technology
- Consistent quality
- Deep visibility
- Transparent results
Featured resources
Automated Social Engineering for the Antisocial Engineer
In this presentation featuring NetSPI’s Patrick Sayler, learn how to take existing, off-the-shelf tools and configure them to build your own social engineering “robot.”
Not Your Average Bug Bounty: How an Email, a Shirt, and a Sticker Compromised a High Security Datacenter
See a real-world example of how an on-site social engineering pentest against a high-security datacenter resulted in high-impact findings to improve a client’s security.
Dark Reading: As Social Engineering Attacks Skyrocket, Evaluate Your Security Education Plan
NetSPI Director of Social Engineering Patrick Sayler shared his insights on social engineering attacks on Dark Reading.
