Physical Penetration Testing for San Jose Tech Campuses
Silicon Valley campuses defend prototypes, labs, and hardware that competitors would pay to see, inside buildings designed to feel open and collaborative. That tension is exactly what a physical penetration test measures: whether someone who looks like they belong can reach the rooms that matter.
Braav's testers attempt entry the way a real adversary would: tailgating through campus entries at badge-check bottlenecks, presenting as vendors or couriers, and testing lab doors, hardware rooms, roof access, and after-hours entry points. Where rules of engagement allow, we test credential controls directly, including badge cloning.
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 facilities and security teams can act on.
For San Jose clients we commonly test corporate campuses, R&D labs, and facilities with sensitive hardware or prototype areas.
Request a consultation to scope a test for your campus.
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