Physical & Cyber Penetration Testing

Physical security & cybersecurity

Test your defenses with experts in both physical and cyber penetration testing.

Prometheus Global provides physical and cyber penetration testing for commercial organizations and government agencies. We use controlled testing to determine how weaknesses can be exploited, what they could expose, and which improvements matter most.

Cyber penetration testing

Test the defenses protecting your networks, applications, and systems. An engagement can examine external or internal attack paths, validate exploitable weaknesses, and assess their impact within the agreed scope.

Our work connects technical findings with the consequences for your organization, giving your team evidence and practical recommendations for remediation.

Physical penetration testing

Test how facility access controls, physical barriers, and security procedures perform against realistic, agreed scenarios. We assess whether weaknesses could allow access to protected areas, equipment, or information, and evaluate the relevant detection and response measures.

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Understand the connections between physical and cyber defenses

Unauthorized physical access can expose systems and network connections. A cyber compromise of access-control or monitoring systems can weaken physical protection. Our expertise in both disciplines helps us test those connections where they are relevant to the engagement.

Physical and cyber penetration testing can be delivered separately or as a coordinated engagement, based on your objectives.

A defined engagement with useful results

We agree the objectives, scope, authorized methods, operating constraints, and rules of engagement before testing. We coordinate with your designated contacts and communicate significant findings during the engagement.

Reporting provides:

• An executive summary of the findings and their implications.
• Evidence of the weaknesses validated during testing.
• Analysis of relevant physical, technical, or procedural gaps.
• Recommended remediation priorities and practical next steps.