Tarlogic Cyberattack Simulation is a service that evaluates infrastructure defensive capabilities through simulated cyberattacks. The service combines automated testing using commercial platforms with manual testing employing advanced techniques and tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). The service operates in two phases: an Implementation Phase where agents are deployed, initial tests are conducted, and an improvement roadmap is developed; and an Operational Phase involving periodic follow-ups, configuration adjustments, and re-evaluation of attack scenarios. The service tests various security controls including EDR, Cloud security, email gateways, WAF, and IDS/IPS systems. It identifies security flaws across protection layers, assesses detection and response capabilities, and detects vulnerabilities in Active Directory and password policies. Specialized unit tests evaluate Active Directory security, conduct Domain Controller cracking, analyze EDR technologies, and execute TTPs through manual and automated techniques. The service can be delivered in Purple Team modality where a specialized resource manages the platform, conducts advanced tests, monitors results, and generates security indicators. Regular follow-up meetings and periodic reports track defense strategy evolution against emerging threats. The service provides actionable recommendations to strengthen security posture by identifying vulnerabilities before malicious actors can exploit them.