The Breach That Skips Your Wi-Fi: Why Physical Security Still Matters
Someone walks past every firewall you own because a colleague held the door. Why physical security still decides breaches, and how testing exposes it.
Read the post →Adversary emulation against people, process, and technology. Measuring detection and response rather than counting the vulnerabilities you already knew about.
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Someone walks past every firewall you own because a colleague held the door. Why physical security still decides breaches, and how testing exposes it.
Read the post →A penetration test asks what is vulnerable. A red team asks whether a determined adversary gets caught. Which question you are ready to have answered.
Read the post →Badge cloning, tailgating, and unlocked comms rooms bypass every network control you own. What a physical penetration test covers, and why it gets skipped.
Read the post →We compromised a network through a wireless mouse dongle using a Flipper Zero. An old attack vector, still unpatched, still sitting on plenty of desks.
Read the post →MAC address whitelisting is treated as a control. On a recent wireless engagement we were past it in minutes, and here is exactly how that went.
Read the post →Tell us what you need tested. We’ll come back with scope, timeline, and a fixed price.