Physical Penetration Testing for Philadelphia Facilities
Hospitals and universities are designed to be entered. Lobbies, waiting areas, and classrooms stay open by design, so the real test is what happens at the boundary: can someone walk from the public zone into a lab, a records room, or a pharmacy without being challenged?
A Braav physical penetration test answers that question directly. Our 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 doors after hours. In office towers, we test turnstiles, visitor desks, and freight elevators the same way.
Every engagement starts with written authorization and agreed rules of engagement. The report shows each entry path we used, how far we got, what stopped us and what did not, and a prioritized remediation plan your team can act on.
For Philadelphia clients we commonly test hospitals, university research buildings, Center City offices, and Navy Yard facilities.
Request a consultation to scope a test for your facility.
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