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Social Engineering (SE) is the art of convincing employees in companies to e. g. provide information or act. Social engineering always involves humans - for instance by means of physical attendance, phone calls or examining the company's waste containers for confidential information.
You gain insight into the employees' need for additional cybersecurity training, as well as the need for additional safety measures in your company.
Your company will know how attentive employees are to calls and visits received.
Your company can identify the physical areas, procedures and workflows that need improving.
Social engineering always involves humans.
Your company is visited by people trying to gain unattended access.
During the visit, the person will examine how attentive your employees are and how they act when visitors arrive at the company.
The employee is questioned to provide information about the company that the cybercriminal finds useful.
The company gets an overview of the human security level.
The company can identify whether employees are receptive to “nice” people, who ask for help or convince them to act.
The company can identify the physical areas, procedures and workflows that need improving.