Social Engineering
Tuning technology to prevent compromise to our network is important. However, training and educating your staff on best security practices is just as vital to your organization’s safety. At Intrinium, we believe in utilizing Social Engineering to assess the security awareness of employees. We provide a variety of social engineering offerings that can be customized to the needs of your organization. Social Engineering is not a one size fits all model, talk to us today about how we can help.
We offer the following tests:
Email-based Attack
Attempting to entice employees into opening a suspicious correspondence
Spear Phishing
Email and/or phone calls to gain network access
Remote Employee Awareness Exercises
Requesting sensitive information over the phone
On-Site Awareness Exercises
On-site activity where a trained resource tries to penetrate the physical location to gain access to sensitive information or on-premises locations.
We are here to help, contact us today.
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