Proactive Threat Identification
Identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses in physical security infrastructure
Uncover blind spots
Strengthen defenses before real threats manifest
Investigations
Onsite Penetration Testing
Mitigate risks, identify vulnerabilities, and evaluate the effectiveness of your physical security measures
Maintain a competitive edge and safeguard assets by implementing a comprehensive security strategy that identifies and addresses vulnerabilities and prepares for potential incidents – one that also includes onsite penetration testing.
Benefits to your organization
Realistic Simulations: Potential Attack Scenarios
Design attack scenarios resembling the tactics, techniques, and procedures used by malicious actors
Tailored Solutions
Design to specific needs, risk profile, industry requirements, and operational environment
Expert Analysis & Insights
Identify process gaps
Provide recommendations for enhanced security and technology enhancements
Measurable Results & ROI
Demonstrate efficacy of solutions
Track security improvements over time
Measure response times, incident resolutions, and security awareness levels
Reputation Protection
Demonstrate a commitment to security
Create trust among stakeholders and clients
The role of onsite penetration testing
Onsite undercover penetration testing, also known as red teaming, is a type of site assessment that simulates a real-world attack on a physical location.
The goal of Pinkerton’s penetration testing is to determine if it is possible to infiltrate a client’s office, campus, warehouse, manufacturing facility, or other site without legitimate or authorized access. A successful penetration test can identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses that could be exploited by an attacker.
Reconnaissance and infiltration testing
Pinkerton’s red team conducts the on-location, undercover pen test in two phases: reconnaissance and the infiltration test. The reconnaissance phase focuses on gathering site-relevant information and discreet on-site surveillance and then developing a plan with the client. The second phase puts that plan into action to conduct a thorough and valid test beginning with soft penetration attempts with minimal compromise before advancing to more direct and assertive attempts to penetrate.
Assessment areas can include but are not limited to:
Facility points of entry and exit
Perimeter fencing
Mechanical & electronic access control measures
CCTV systems and capabilities
Security guards and physical guarding of the facility
POST Orders and Policy & Procedures
Visitor access
Alarms, sensors for windows, doors, etc.
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Our comprehensive approach combines cutting-edge technology, expert analysis, and real-world simulations to deliver actionable insights and measurable results. With Pinkerton, you can confidently face emerging security threats, improve incident response capabilities, and fortify your organization's resilience in an ever-evolving threat landscape. Partner with us and stay one step ahead of potential adversaries.
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