Tarlogic Penetration Testing is a professional service that simulates real cyberattacks in controlled environments to identify security weaknesses. The service tests various attack vectors including external perimeter, internal networks, wireless networks, and social engineering scenarios. The service offers three testing approaches based on information disclosure: Black Box (no prior knowledge), White Box (full information including source code and architecture), and Grey Box (partial information). Testing perspectives include internal pentests from within the network, external perimeter testing of internet-facing assets, social engineering assessments, and Wi-Fi security evaluations. The methodology follows standard penetration testing phases: reconnaissance, identification of vulnerabilities, exploitation, post-exploitation activities, and comprehensive reporting. Services are available in three depth levels: automated testing using advanced technology, in-depth manual testing by expert pentesters, and comprehensive hybrid approaches combining both methods. Deliverables include detailed technical reports with identified vulnerabilities classified by impact and remediation complexity, along with prioritized recommendations for risk mitigation. The service scope, duration, objectives, and testing depth are customized based on client requirements and agreed-upon conditions.