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Hospitals and honky-tonks share a security problem: both are open to the public by design, and both depend on staff noticing who should not be there. A physical penetration test measures whether that works once the tester looks like they belong.
Braav's testers attempt entry the way a real adversary would: tailgating behind staff badges, presenting as vendors or contractors, working service corridors and loading areas, and testing the doors between public floors and clinical or restricted areas. In hotels and event venues, we test back-of-house routes and event-day access, when temporary staff dilute challenge culture.
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 Nashville clients we commonly test hospitals and clinics, hotels and entertainment venues, and corporate offices.
Request a consultation to scope a test for your facility.