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The primary goal of a physical penetration test to evaluate the effectiveness of existing physical security measures and identify vulnerabilities before they can be exploited. This process, known as physical intrusion testing, reveals risks that may allow insiders or criminals to bypass barriers like locks and cameras, potentially leading to unauthorized access and data breaches. Conducted by our expert consultants, these tests to: - Identify flaws in physical security - Assess real-world risks for your organization - Recommend remediation for identified weaknesses Keo's physical penetration testers have significant experience infiltrating secure environments using techniques similar to those of criminals. This expertise helps clients focus on critical issues while providing actionable remediation guidance.

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Approach 

Keo’s testing employs a risk-based methodology to uncover vulnerabilities across relevant applications:

1. Information gathering

2. Threat modeling

3. Vulnerability analysis

4. Exploitation

5. Post-Exploitation

6. Reporting

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Utilizing industry-standard methods, Keo's approach includes Passive Reconnaissance, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT), Active Reconnaissance, and more.

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Tools

To perform thorough assessments, Keo uses a mix of commercial and internally developed tools, emulating used by malicious actors to simulate real-world attacks.

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Reporting

We view reporting as the start of our collaboration. Keo is committed to excellent service, ensuring our report is just a part of our deliverables. Our mission is not only to identify vulnerabilities but also to provide effective remediation solutions.