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Measure Your Human Factor with Realistic Scenarios
Social Engineering Testing & Awareness Assessment

The weakest link in the security chain is often not technology, but people. Using social engineering scenarios that closely resemble methods used by real attackers, we measure your employees' awareness levels, identify risky behaviors, and provide concrete improvement actions based on measurable data.

Users Tested
50,000+
Initial Click Rate
25% → 5% Reduction
Scenario Variety
Phishing & More
Compliance & Standards
GDPR & ISO 27001
50K+ Users Included in Social Engineering Testing
25% → 5% Average Reduction in Phishing Link Click Rate*
10+ Scenarios Implemented Across Different Industries
90% Increase in Awareness After Training (Survey-Based)
SOCIAL ENGINEERING TESTING

Our Social Engineering Testing Approach

Instead of simply sending a one-time "phishing email," we design scenarios tailored to your organization, processes, and employee profiles, delivering realistic and measurable results through multi-channel social engineering testing.

Needs Analysis & Scenario Design

We design fully customized social engineering scenarios based on your organizational culture, industry, and previous incidents.

Audience & Role-Based Analysis Realistic Email & SMS Templates Approved Test Plan & Schedule

Email Phishing Simulations

We send simulated phishing emails to your employees using formats that real attackers could realistically use, measuring click and information submission behaviors.

Phishing Scenarios with Links & Attachments Fake Login Page Simulations Role-Based Targeted (Spear Phishing) Tests

SMS, WhatsApp & Phone (Smishing / Vishing)

We conduct phishing and information-gathering scenarios not only through email, but also via SMS, WhatsApp, and phone calls.

Smishing (SMS-Based Phishing) Tests Vishing (Phone Call) Scenarios Multi-Channel Attack Simulations

Physical Social Engineering (Optional)

We can also design scenarios that test your physical security controls, such as security turnstiles, reception procedures, and visitor management.

ID Verification & Visitor Procedure Tests Desk & Screen Security Checks Cleaning / Maintenance Staff Scenarios

Awareness & Training Outcomes

We go beyond simply identifying "who clicked" by supporting the results with awareness training aimed at achieving lasting behavioral change.

Immediate Micro-Training for Users Who Make Mistakes Online / Classroom Training Recommendations Organization-Specific Awareness Content

Reporting & Executive Summary

We report the results clearly for both technical teams and management, using metrics, charts, and an actionable remediation plan.

Click Rate, Form Submission & Data Sharing Analysis Department & Role-Based Risk Scores Recommendations Aligned with GDPR & ISO 27001
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions About Social Engineering Testing

We have answered the most common questions we receive about social engineering projects, including employee motivation, GDPR compliance, disciplinary approaches, and testing scope.

Are social engineering tests used to punish employees?
No. The purpose of a professional social engineering test is not to "catch" individuals, but to measure and improve the organization's overall risk level. At İnvekor, our approach focuses on increasing organization-wide awareness and improving processes rather than individual punishment. Results can also be reported anonymously if desired.
Do social engineering tests create risks in terms of GDPR compliance?
Tests are designed with your organization's GDPR and other regulatory compliance obligations in mind. We use methods that do not store real passwords in databases, mask sensitive information, and are supported by the necessary notification and consent processes. If desired, we can define the framework together with your data protection and compliance team.
Do you only conduct tests via email?
No. Email phishing tests are one of the core components, but our services are not limited to email. SMS (smishing), phone calls (vishing), scenarios conducted through corporate portals and intranets, and even optional physical social engineering tests can also be included in the scope.
Who will see the results, and are employee names included in the report?
This depends entirely on the governance model defined together with you. Some organizations want to see detailed, name-based results, while others prefer anonymous or department-level results. We define this policy together at the beginning of the project and structure our reports accordingly.
Do you notify employees in advance, or is the test completely unexpected?
Different approaches are possible. Some projects use "unannounced" tests, while others begin with a general awareness announcement. The healthiest approach is generally a combination of initial awareness training, announced or unannounced testing, and follow-up training. We select the model that best fits your organization's culture together.
How long does the testing process take?
Depending on the number of users, scenarios, and communication channels, a typical social engineering project can be planned and conducted within 1–2 weeks. We allow an additional 3–5 business days for reporting and results presentation. We provide a clear timeline at the beginning of the project.
How often should we repeat these tests?
We recommend conducting a social engineering test at least once a year. However, in high-risk industries such as finance, healthcare, and retail, or in large organizations, periodic tests on smaller groups through quarterly campaigns can provide more effective results.
Can you also provide awareness training after the test?
Yes. Based on the test results, we identify the areas that require attention and design both general and targeted training content, such as content tailored to specific departments. We can provide support in various formats, including online sessions, video content, and short micro-learning modules.

Test Your Employees Before Attackers Do

Social engineering attacks can often provide access to critical systems with a single click. By simulating the tactics used by real attackers in a controlled environment, measure your employees' behaviors, identify your strengths and weaknesses, and create an organization-specific awareness and training roadmap.

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