Physical Security
Cloned badges, held doors: what a physical intrusion test reveals
A physical intrusion test is not about catching your staff out. It shows whether your controls and reporting reflexes hold up against a motivated intruder.
Offensive security / Incident response / Physical security
CyberElo shows you what an attacker could actually reach in your environment, helps you take back control when an incident hits, and checks that your premises protect what matters.
Active incident? Contact us nowWhat we do
Each service line is broken down into streams you can combine. An engagement covering several streams shares a single planning phase and one consolidated report.
Can an attacker get in, and how far can they go?
When an incident hits, can you contain it, understand it and recover fast?
Can someone walk in and reach what matters?
How we work
Scoping call, confirmed assets and exclusions, rules of engagement, testing windows, escalation and stop criteria, all formalized in a signed authorization letter.
Testing or response by our specialists, with your security controls (EDR, firewall, SOC) left active so you also measure detection and response. Critical findings are escalated immediately.
Findings register and evidence after each stream, consolidated executive summary and technical report, debrief workshop, then a retest of Critical and High findings.
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Physical Security
A physical intrusion test is not about catching your staff out. It shows whether your controls and reporting reflexes hold up against a motivated intruder.
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