ValueMentor Social Engineering is a professional service that conducts simulated social engineering attacks to assess and improve organizational human security defenses. The service tests employee susceptibility to various attack vectors including phishing, smishing, vishing, pretexting, baiting, and physical security breaches. The service begins with scoping and planning to define objectives, attack vectors, and rules of engagement. Reconnaissance involves gathering intelligence through open source intelligence (OSINT) and research to identify exploitable weaknesses. Execution includes realistic attack simulations across multiple channels to measure workforce resilience. Testing capabilities include email-based phishing campaigns, SMS-based smishing attacks, voice-based vishing calls, pretexting scenarios with impersonation, physical security testing for unauthorized facility access, and baiting attacks using infected USB devices. The service also provides OSINT and threat intelligence gathering from social media and public sources. Deliverables include detailed reporting on employee susceptibility, attack success rates, behavioral gaps, and prioritized remediation recommendations. The service offers policy and awareness program development, employee training workshops, continuous monitoring dashboards, trend analysis, and periodic retesting to validate improvements. Testing can be conducted as announced or unannounced based on organizational requirements.