Dionysis Verikios

What an integrated security plan and penetration testing programme can look like.

Objectives and scope

  • Assessing physical security and access to facilities.
  • Simulating social engineering attacks.
  • Penetration testing of critical infrastructure: data centres, warehouses and perimeters.
  • Analysing vulnerabilities in CCTV, alarm systems and RFID.
  • Assessing personnel response in realistic crisis scenarios.

Implementation framework

  • Team A → Ethical hackers and physical security testers.
  • Team B → Defence and response to attacks.
  • Team C → Coordination, assessment and optimisation.
  • Regular security drills and crisis simulations.

Analysis of findings and an improvement plan after every test.

Technology and protective measures

  • Biometric and encrypted access control systems.
  • AI-based CCTV with real-time threat detection.
  • Multi-factor authentication and Zero Trust architecture.
  • Destruction of physical records using industrial shredders.
  • Protection against social engineering through ongoing training.

Continuous assessment and improvement

  • Penetration testing and security audits.
  • Personnel training based on contemporary threat scenarios.
  • AI-assisted monitoring and a counter-surveillance team.

We test, measure and develop the actual resilience of every system.