
TraceSecurity has provided Social Engineering testing to hundreds of organizations throughout the world. During the Social Engineering testing, TraceSecurity experts attempt to manipulate an organization’s employees into allowing unauthorized access to confidential information. This allows the organization to test their Information Security Policy and their employees’ adherence to that policy.

IT Security Compliance regulations and guidelines (GLBA, FFIEC, FDIC, NCUA, OCC, OTS) require an organization to create an Information Security Program designed to protect confidential information, including Non-Public Personal Information (NPPI). Failure of employees to follow the security policies and procedures of the organization is a major vulnerability to an Information Security Program.

During the Social Engineering testing, TraceSecurity experts attempt to manipulate an organization’s employees into allowing unauthorized access to confidential information. This allows the organization to test their Information Security Policy and their employees’ adherence to that policy.
TraceSecurity has designed techniques that can be performed both onsite and remotely. When onsite, the TraceSecurity experts will use various techniques - such as “Dumpster diving” and “Trusted Authority” disguises - to gain physical access to obtain records, files, and/or equipment that may contain confidential information.
Some of the services included in TraceSecurity's Onsite Social Engineering Engagement include:
Additional Options
The PREMIUM level of both the Onsite and Remote Social Engineering Engagement also includes training material provided in an extensive recorded ‘Flash’ module.
Customers opting for a PREMIUM Social Engineering Engagement may choose to receive unlimited access to TraceSecurity Compliance Manager with the following benefits:
The Onsite Social Engineering test results are provided in an extensive report containing:
TraceSecurity’s Social Engineering results are provided through the TraceReport module of TraceCompliance Manager. The TraceReport module allows reports to be generated on demand.
Remote Social Engineering Engagement
When the social engineering engagement is performed remotely, TraceSecurity experts will employ tactics like Pretext Calling, Phishing and Email Hoaxes in an attempt to get employees to divulge user names, passwords, customer NPPI or other confidential information.
Some of the services included in TraceSecurity's Remote Social Engineering Engagement include:
Additional Options
The PREMIUM level of both the Onsite and Remote Social Engineering Engagement also includes training material provided in an extensive recorded ‘Flash’ module.
Customers opting for a PREMIUM Remote Social Engineering Engagement may choose to receive unlimited access to TraceSecurity Compliance Manager with the following benefits:
The Remote Social Engineering test results are provided in an extensive report containing:
TraceSecurity’s Social Engineering results are provided through the TraceReport module of TraceCompliance Manager. The TraceReport module allows reports to be generated on demand.