Industries we served
- Inditex
- Dacia
- Vueling Airlines
- Iberia Airlines
- Banca Transilvania
- Eni
- Repsol
- Moncler
- Kaufland
- Dedeman
- BBVA
- Poste Italiane
- Lidl
- Telefonica
- Pirelli
- Ford Otosan
- Men's Health Clinic
- ParaMed
- RH Insurance
- SRJ CPA
- Prasad & Company LLP
- Negup
- LowestRates.ca
- Insurance-Canada.ca
- Dharna CPA
- CQL & Partners
- CPA LLP
- Cleveland Clinic Canada
- Canada's Medical Clinic
- Canada Clinics
- Zemalt PVT LTD
- Broadium
- Utho
Why Your Employees Are Often the Real Target
No matter how strong your technical defenses are, a single employee clicking the wrong link or sharing a password over the phone can undo all of it. Social engineering remains one of the most common ways attackers gain initial access to an organization. Social engineering testing services evaluate how your people, processes, and security awareness training hold up against the same tactics real attackers use.
Realistic phishing campaigns tailored to your industry and employee roles
Vishing and pretexting exercises to test phone-based social engineering resilience
Physical social engineering assessments, including attempts to gain unauthorized building access
What Social Engineering Testing Protects You From
Identify Human Security Vulnerabilities
Measure Security Awareness Effectiveness
Measure whether your security awareness training is actually changing behavior
Improve Threat Reporting and Response
Test how quickly employees report suspicious emails and calls to your security team
Reduce Credential Theft and Email Fraud Risks
Reduce the risk of credential theft and business email compromise
Strengthen Physical Access Security
Strengthen physical security by testing whether unauthorized individuals can gain access
Our Social Engineering Testing Process
Every campaign is designed around realistic scenarios specific to your organization, your industry, and the kinds of pretexts attackers would actually use against your employees.
Social Engineering Testing Services We Provide
Phishing Simulation Campaigns
Realistic email-based phishing campaigns designed to measure employee susceptibility and reporting behavior across your organization.
Vishing and Phone-Based Social Engineering
Phone-based pretexting exercises to test whether employees follow verification procedures before sharing sensitive information.
Physical Social Engineering Assessments
On-site testing of physical access controls, including attempts to gain entry to restricted areas without authorization.
Security Awareness Reporting and Recommendations
Detailed breakdowns of campaign results with practical recommendations to improve employee security awareness programs.
Pluto Security Social Engineering Testing Services
Testing the Human Layer With the Same Rigor as the Technical Layer
Pluto Security approaches social engineering testing the same way we approach technical penetration testing: with realistic scenarios, certified professionals, and reporting designed to drive real improvement rather than embarrass employees. Our campaigns are built around how attackers actually target your industry, and our reporting gives your leadership the data needed to invest in the right training and policy changes where they matter most.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about our cybersecurity services and how we can protect your business.
We run phishing simulations, vishing (phone based social engineering), and physical pretexting where relevant, tailored to how your organization actually operates. The goal is to measure how your people, not just your technology, would respond to a real attempt to manipulate them into giving up access or information.
No, and we would actively push back on using it that way. The point is to identify where your security awareness training has gaps and where technical controls like email filtering need reinforcement, so you can fix the process rather than blame individual employees.
We tailor pretexts to your industry, your public footprint, and current attack trends rather than using generic templates that employees have already been trained to spot. That is what makes the results a genuine measure of your organization's real world exposure.
Click rates matter, but we go further and report on what happened after the click: did anyone enter credentials, did anyone report the attempt to your security team, and how quickly. That timeline tells you far more about your actual resilience than a single percentage.