10-D Security Social Engineering Assessment is a professional service that tests an organization's susceptibility to social engineering attacks. The service evaluates whether security awareness training and policies are effective by simulating real-world attack scenarios. The assessment includes multiple testing methods: tailgating attempts, phishing emails and phone calls, customer impersonation calls, trash searches (dumpster diving), and media drops. Testing can be customized to cover all employees and locations or specific portions of the organization. The service is conducted by experienced professionals who specialize in financial institutions, healthcare organizations, and legal/professional firms. Assessments are performed discreetly to avoid disrupting normal business operations. Upon completion, clients receive a detailed report documenting all testing activities and user interactions. The report provides actionable insights to help organizations strengthen their information security posture against social engineering threats. The service is designed for organizations that have implemented security policies and procedures, conduct security awareness training, and want to validate the effectiveness of their human-focused security controls. Annual assessments and focused quarterly engagements such as phishing tests are available.