Physical Vulnerability Assessment

Physical Vulnerability Assessments (PVA) with the "Assumed Breach" approach are critical for organizations that aim to safeguard their physical assets, personnel, and overall infrastructure from potential threats. By simulating a situation where an unauthorized entity has already gained access, we reveal weaknesses in post-breach scenarios, providing a holistic understanding of your organization's resilience against various threats. The objective of a PVA is to identify, analyze, and rectify potential vulnerabilities in the organization's physical security infrastructure under the presumption that a breach has already occurred.

1. Initial Consultation - Define the organization's scope, objectives, and specific security concerns.
2. Information Gathering and Reconnaissance - Conduct pre-assessment research focusing on the location's interior to prepare for the on-site evaluation.
3. Assumed Breach Simulation - Simulate an intruder's actions post-unauthorized access, including evading security, accessing restricted areas, and attempting data exfiltration.
4. Assessment Reporting - Deliver a detailed report outlining simulation actions, breach outcomes, and recommendations for security improvements.