Perimeter and access
The engagement covers the facility perimeter, vehicle and pedestrian gates, badge and access-control systems, and how far an unauthorized person can move once they are past the first door.

Physical security testing
Rubicon has been doing physical security penetration testing of data centers for 5 years and has tested dozens of facilities. We are a licensed security company whose own team does the work—so why not hire the people doing the testing directly, instead of a firm that resells or subcontracts it.
Standing guard coverage: Security Guards.


The engagement covers the facility perimeter, vehicle and pedestrian gates, badge and access-control systems, and how far an unauthorized person can move once they are past the first door.
We test how staff, contractors, and visitors respond to tailgating, pretexting, and other social-engineering attempts aimed at getting past badge readers and reception without force.
We observe how posts detect, challenge, and escalate an intrusion attempt, then document what worked and what did not so the site can tighten the response.
The point of the engagement is a clear picture of how the facility holds up under a controlled physical intrusion attempt, and a written path to fix what failed.
Many firms sell data center penetration testing and then hand the job to someone else. Rubicon's team does the testing itself. You deal with the people on the ground, not a middleman.
Need ongoing posts after the test? See Security Guards or National Accounts.
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Agree on the facility, the rules of engagement, and what systems and posts are in play before anyone arrives on site.
02
Rubicon's own team runs the physical penetration test against the agreed perimeter, access controls, and social-engineering paths.
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Deliver written findings and remediation recommendations, then walk the results with the facility team.
Tell us the facility type, the rules of engagement, and the window you want tested. Rubicon's team will run it and deliver written findings.