Cresco Social Engineering is a service offering that focuses on testing and strengthening an organization's human firewall through various social engineering assessment techniques. The service recognizes that many cyberattacks originate from human errors and aims to address security vulnerabilities related to human behavior. The service includes phishing campaigns that simulate attacks aimed at obtaining sensitive information such as passwords, credit card numbers, or personal data. These campaigns test how employees respond to deceptive emails and fake websites designed to appear as trustworthy entities. USB drop attacks are conducted by strategically placing USB drives containing malicious software in locations where they may be discovered. This tests whether employees will connect unknown devices to their systems. External footprint analysis involves gathering publicly accessible data to understand a target's online presence, including domains, IP addresses, social media profiles, and digital traces. This helps identify security vulnerabilities and potential attack vectors. Physical intrusion scenarios assess an organization's physical security defenses through simulated real-world threats. These tests evaluate the effectiveness of security protocols, personnel awareness, and technology safeguards using tactics such as tailgating, impersonation, lock picking, card cloning, access system exploitation, and dumpster diving.