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Social Engineering
Empower your workforce against social engineering and insider threats. Transform potential vulnerabilities into formidable defences.
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As cyber criminals refine their tactics, we ensure your team is equipped, alert, and resilient against manipulative social engineering schemes.
Social engineering assessments mimic the tactics used by threat actors to help companies understand whether their current cyber security strategies are up to par with the latest techniques.
Harness the power of Integrity360's social engineering assessments to recalibrate, reinforce, and rejuvenate your organisation's first line of defense: its people.
Benefits of Social Engineering testing
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Test the physical security of premises
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Evaluate effectiveness of security awareness training
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Prepare for a range of uncommon attacks
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Improve security posture
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Identify high-risk areas and staff
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Assess tools used to stop social engineering
Turning Human Instinct from the weakest link into the strongest
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Social engineering FAQs
What is social engineering in cyber security?
Social engineering is the use of deception to manipulate individuals into revealing confidential information or performing actions that compromise security. It exploits human behaviour rather than technical flaws.
What is social engineering testing?
Social engineering testing simulates real-world attack scenarios—like phishing emails, phone calls, or physical breaches—to assess how well your staff can detect and respond to manipulation attempts.
Why is social engineering testing important?
Human error remains one of the biggest cyber security risks. Testing helps identify user awareness gaps, reduce the risk of credential theft, improve incident reporting, and strengthen your overall security culture.
What types of tests does Integrity360 offer?
Integrity360 offers:
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Phishing simulations (email, SMS, or voice-based)
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Vishing and pretexting exercises
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Physical security assessments (e.g. tailgating, badge cloning)
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USB drop tests
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Custom role-based or targeted campaigns
How often should social engineering testing be performed?
Best practice recommends conducting phishing simulations and awareness testing at least quarterly, with more extensive campaigns annually or after major organisational changes or incidents.
Does social engineering testing support compliance?
Yes. It supports frameworks like ISO 27001, NIS2, DORA, PCI DSS, and GDPR by demonstrating security awareness initiatives, staff training, and incident readiness.
What happens after a social engineering test?
You receive a detailed report with success rates, user behaviour analysis, areas of concern, and tailored recommendations. Integrity360 also offers post-test awareness training to reinforce best practices.
What makes Integrity360’s social engineering service different?
Integrity360 combines offensive security expertise with behavioural insights. Our tests are realistic, risk-managed, and aligned with your organisation’s threat landscape—focused on improving resilience, not embarrassing employees.
