Social Engineering
Penetration Testing

Human error is the cause of many data breaches. Your first line of cybersecurity defense should be your employees. Do they know how to shut down and report social engineering scams and phishing requests? Find out with our social engineering penetration testing.

Humans are often the weakest link in your information security system. Employees and customers are constantly bombarded with phishing attacks designed to trick them into clicking on malicious links, downloading malware, or giving out confidential information. Fortunately, you can safely and effectively train your staff to resist social engineering attacks, as well as assess and track your company’s risk, through routine social engineering penetration testing and the statistical analysis of the results.

LMG’S SOCIAL ENGINEERING PENETRATION TESTING AND TRAINING SERVICES INCLUDE:

Email and Web Phishing

Do your staff fall for phishing attacks? Test your employees’ resistence to phishing emails and malicious web sites.

Phone Social Engineering Testing

Will your employees detect and report phone scams? Test your employees’ resistance to voice phishing, or “vishing.”

Routine Testing

(ie. quarterly, semi-annual or custom): Track performance over time and see historical comparisons.

ABOVE AND BEYOND

At LMG, our expert social engineering penetration testing team will carefully track your employees’ performance and provide you with detailed reports, including visual graphs and charts, easy-to-read summaries, specific areas for improvement, and comparison with previous test results. This will help reduce your organization’s risk of a financially damaging breach.

STATISTICAL BREAKDOWN

Our social engineering penetration testing team has built custom, proprietary tools to produce statistics that will allow you to pinpoint specific high-risk groups within your organization so that you can arrange for extra training. You can see results broken down by location, role, department, or a custom grouping. Receive visual charts and graphs which display current results compared with previous tests.

For more information, read our blogs on social engineering  or watch our video case study on the 2023 social engineering attack that cost MGM Resorts over $100 million.

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