Many organisations only find out their security has a gap after something has happened. A physical penetration test answers the question before the answer costs you.
‘Could a stranger walk into your building, your industrial site, or your principal’s residence today – and how far would they get before anyone noticed?’
What a penetration test actually is:
Physical penetration testing is a controlled attempt to identify weaknesses in a site’s physical security – guarding, access control, systems and procedures – before anyone with bad intent locates them first.
At MRC, tests are set against the client’s exacting requirements. We agree on the criteria for benchmarking, brief consultants in full, research each site, and run the test on a schedule that doesn’t disrupt business operations or invite negative attention:
Multiple industries
Most people associate penetration testing with corporate buildings, however, we support property investment funds, private corporations, property management organisations, HNWIs, industrial sites and food and beverage production facilities.
Multiple sites can be assessed simultaneously, or a concise programme can be created of concurrent visits across a portfolio – particularly useful for property funds and managers with geographically spread assets.
Reporting value
A penetration test is only as valuable as what comes out of it. Our deliverables are practical – every site receives its own report, with clear findings and recommendations designed to be implemented within the client’s existing operations.
MRC is frequently brought in by clients to independently audit their existing security contracts. An independent set of eyes, measured against agreed benchmarks, surfaces what is being delivered against what was contracted.
If you’d like to discuss a Physical Penetration Test or Site Security Audit for your business or portfolio, contact the team.