Tarlogic Social Engineering Services provides professional security testing that simulates social engineering attacks to help organizations improve their defenses against these threats. The service uses attack vectors commonly employed by cybercriminals to gain initial access to company systems. The service offers two primary approaches: awareness-focused testing that helps users detect and properly manage social engineering attacks through impact awareness messages after successful attacks, and assessment-focused testing that evaluates an organization's maturity level against social engineering threats to define risk levels. The service employs multiple attack vectors including phishing campaigns that evaluate user susceptibility to malicious emails, link clicking, dangerous content downloads, and credential disclosure. Vishing tests assess user maturity in providing confidential information over phone calls. Smishing evaluates user behavior with SMS and messaging app-based attacks. Spear phishing campaigns target specific departments or managers handling sensitive information using mixed techniques. The testing methodology mirrors real cybercriminal tactics and provides metrics on user behavior. The service aims to help organizations prevent ransomware infections, cyber scams, CEO fraud, and other social engineering-based attacks by identifying vulnerabilities in the human element of security.