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Kibernetinis Labirintas #7: Physical Security & 'Atvirų Durų Dienos'

I joined the Kibernetinis Labirintas podcast alongside colleague Romualdas Kuzborskis for an in-depth conversation about Physical Security and Penetration Testing.

Episode title: „Atvirų durų dienos“ (Open Door Days) — exploring how doors and checkpoints that are supposed to be securely locked down are frequently left wide open to physical and social engineering bypasses.


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Key Discussion Topics

  • Physical Penetration Testing in Practice: How red teams assess real-world perimeters, badge access architectures, and entry points of corporate facilities.
  • Social Engineering & Tailgating: Why sophisticated digital barriers often fail when human psychology is leveraged—how an attacker can walk straight into restricted floors simply by blending in.
  • Physical & Digital Convergence: Why an organization with top-tier network defenses can still be compromised in minutes if an intruder physically connects a rogue device in an unattended conference room.
  • Common Facility Blindspots: Overlooked flaws in physical access controls, latch slipping, badge cloning, and employee awareness.

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