Closing the door doesn’t make a room secure. Alethe Denis breaks down how physical penetration testing evaluates whether unauthorized people can reach sensitive spaces, interact with equipment, or leave something behind without anyone noticing or reporting it.
Behind Closed Doors: How Physical Penetration Testing Secures Sensitive Conversations
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