What we test
We test the whole chain of physical protection: entry points, locks and cylinders, alarms and sensors, reception and staff, server rooms, storage, archives and social engineering. We look for the weakest link — and it's often somewhere you wouldn't expect.
How it works
We start with an intro call and a written scope agreement including the property owner's consent. Then the test itself runs — from one week to several months. At the end you get a report with the operation timeline, evidence and a management debrief.
Who it's for
Companies protecting sensitive data, production facilities, laboratories, offices and homes. If you suspect your security has weak spots, a physical pentest shows you exactly where they are.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a physical pentest cost?
The price depends on the scope, the size of the facility and the depth of testing required. After a free, non-binding intro call we'll prepare a tailored quote. The initial consultation is free.
How long does a physical pentest take?
From one week to several months, depending on the agreed scope. A security inspection is a faster alternative — a few hours to two days.
Is a physical pentest legal?
Yes. Every test runs on the basis of a written scope agreement and the property owner's consent. Without that consent, we do not perform any test.
What is the difference between a physical pentest and black teaming?
Black teaming is a form of physical pentest in which a specialized team actively attacks a facility's security and exploits the vulnerabilities it finds. Physical pentest is the broader term, also covering more passive forms of assessment.