Simulate Social Engineering Attacks by Sophisticated Adversaries

Most successful cyberattacks aren't purely technical in nature.

Instead, they're also enabled by human behavior—by deviations from established processes and controls that undermine chains of authority, incident response, resistance to lateral movement, or safeguards against account takeovers and privilege escalation.

True-to-life, Real-world Attacks

Plurilock’s social engineering testing emulates malicious attack activity more completely than traditional phishing simulation (focused on a single, primitive tactic) or penetration testing (focused on technology without evaluating behavior or defenses-in-depth).

Our service attempts to gain access to your data and systems through carefully crafted, true-to-purpose attacks on the places where technical systems and human behavior intersect.

We Don't Stop Prematurely

We don't artificially stop and merely note a "vulnerability" once access is gained. Instead, we continue to maintain persistence and do what attackers do—pursue privilege escalation, lateral movement, or data exfiltration.