Phishing Assessment
A phishing assessment is an authorized social engineering exercise that measures how susceptible an organization's people and email controls are to deceptive messages designed to steal credentials, deliver payloads, or trigger risky actions. The goal is to quantify human risk and validate technical defenses (email filtering, MFA, awareness), not to harm staff.
What we assess
Coverage areas included in this engagement. Select a topic for methodology depth and business impact.
| Topic | Summary |
|---|---|
| Phishing Assessment Methodology | A phishing assessment measures how an organisation's people, processes, and technical |
How we run it
Documented phases aligned to industry frameworks. Every step produces evidence your engineering team can replay.
Scope and authorization
We confirm written authorization, in-scope assets, and rules of engagement before testing begins.
- We confirm written authorization, in-scope assets, and rules of engagement before testing begins.
Assessment and validation
Our operators assess the attack surface using documented methodologies aligned to industry frameworks.
- Our operators assess the attack surface using documented methodologies aligned to industry frameworks.
Reporting and retest
Findings are delivered with severity ratings, remediation guidance, and an agreed retest window for critical issues.
- Findings are delivered with severity ratings, remediation guidance, and an agreed retest window for critical issues.
Certification spotlight
Our operators hold industry-recognized offensive security credentials. For this engagement we lean on the certification below.
Primary certification
PenTest+
CompTIA
Why this matters for your engagement
CompTIA PenTest+ validates hands-on offensive methodology across networks, applications, and cloud targets. We apply this framework to scope, execute, and report findings with reproducible evidence your engineering team can action.
Risk areas we cover
High-level risk themes for this engagement. Cards with an arrow open the matching topic page.
What you receive
Every engagement concludes with actionable output your security and engineering teams can operationalize.
Findings report
Documented vulnerabilities with severity ratings, affected assets, and reproducible evidence your team can action.
Remediation guidance
Prioritized recommendations mapped to risk and effort, with clear ownership for engineering and operations teams.
Retest scope
Defined retest window for critical and high findings so you can confirm fixes before auditors or leadership review.
Compliance and trust
Findings are mapped to severity frameworks and can support SOC 2, ISO 27001, HIPAA, and GDPR evidence requests. Review our security practices and subprocessors in the Trust Center.