We test what you assume is secure.
Physical intrusion testing, covert entry, social engineering, and security assessments. Your badges, your guards, your visitor desk, your people. Compliance says they work. We find out if they do.
Paper passes the audit. Doors get held open anyway.
Most organizations have never watched someone actually try to get in. Policies exist, cameras record, badges beep, and none of it has been tested against a motivated adversary.
The distance between documented security and demonstrated security is where incidents live. Our work measures that distance, then closes it.
What engagements actually find.
Reached the executive floor in eleven minutes through a propped loading dock and one held elevator door. No challenge from staff at any point.
A cloned contractor badge, copied in the lobby in under a minute, opened nine of eleven tested doors, including the server room.
A high-vis vest and a clipboard defeated a six-figure annual guard contract before the second cup of coffee.
Built around one question: does it actually work?
Covert Entry Testing
Unannounced, authorized covert entry. You learn how security performs on an ordinary Tuesday, not on inspection day.
→/02Physical Intrusion Testing
Authorized attempts to defeat your physical security with real adversary tactics, under written rules of engagement.
→/03Social Engineering Assessments
Pretext-based testing of your people and processes. Built to strengthen staff, not humiliate them.
→/04Insider Threat Simulations
What a trusted badge can really do: access creep, after-hours misuse, exfiltration paths.
→Physical Security Assessments
The full picture: access control, surveillance, guards, visitors, response. Ranked by exploitability.
→/06Access Control Testing
The hardware usually works. The way it's used usually doesn't.
→/07Guard Force Evaluations
Post orders, patrol integrity, response times, and whether you get what you pay for.
→Tabletop Exercises
Pressure-test your response plan before an incident does it for you.
→/09Security Training
Site-specific training built from field findings, not stock slide decks.
→/10Security Program Reviews
Policy, staffing, technology, and governance, measured against how your facility actually operates.
→Assess. Identify. Attack. Debrief.
Scope and authorize
Objectives, boundaries, rules of engagement, written authorization from an executive empowered to grant it.
Reconnaissance
Open-source and on-site analysis. We find the paths before we test them.
Controlled testing
Adversarial execution under agreed conditions. Evidence collected throughout, client contact protocol live the entire window.
Findings and roadmap
Ranked by exploitability and business impact, with remediation and retesting to verify the fix.
It's time security was taken seriously.
Insurance pays for the incident. It doesn't pay for the headline, the lawsuit, or the employee who no longer feels safe at work. Every engagement finds the failure before someone hostile does, documents it without ambiguity, and helps you close it.
01Tested, not assumed.
Controls that have never been challenged are assumptions with budgets.
02Discreet by design.
Findings go to designated points of contact only, governed by written rules of engagement and NDAs.
03Field-built.
Operators with real-world domestic and international security experience. No theory-only consultants. No compliance theater.
Find out before someone else does.
Tell us what you're protecting. We'll tell you how we'd test it. Confidential, and answered within one business day.
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