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Houston's facilities are built for scale, and scale creates entry paths. Port-adjacent warehouses run delivery queues all day. Medical campuses stay open to thousands of visitors by design. Corporate campuses spread across multiple buildings and shared garages. Each depends on people checking credentials hundreds of times a day, and a physical penetration test measures how well that holds up against someone who looks like they belong.
Braav's testers work the way a real intruder would: following employees through badge-controlled doors, joining a truck queue at a warehouse gate, presenting as vendors at a hospital loading dock, and testing stairwells, roof hatches, and after-hours access points. The point is not to embarrass staff. It is to show you exactly where the routine breaks.
Every test runs under written authorization with defined rules of engagement. The report documents each attempted entry, how far it went, and gives your team a prioritized fix list, from post orders and camera angles to hardware and escort policy.
For Houston clients we commonly test medical facilities, Ship Channel-area warehouses, and multi-building corporate campuses.
Request a consultation to scope a test for your facility.