TraceSecurity provides penetration testing services that simulate real-world attack scenarios to identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in organizational systems. The service employs security analysts who use tactics and techniques similar to those used by cybercriminals to manually exploit vulnerabilities and demonstrate actual risks. The service offers multiple types of penetration testing: Network Penetration Testing covers internal, external, and wireless networks. External testing uses publicly available information to discover IP addresses without prior knowledge of systems. Internal testing provides white-listing permission for comprehensive network assessment. Wireless testing reviews network configurations, connections to other network areas, and performs manual exploitation. Application Security Testing targets web applications, mobile applications for iOS and Android, tablets, and APIs. Testing methodology is based on OWASP Top 10 guidance and identifies application-layer vulnerabilities such as cross-site scripting and injection attacks. PCI DSS Penetration Testing fulfills PCI DSS Requirement 11 mandates for companies that process, store, or transmit electronic card transactions. This includes network vulnerability scanning followed by manual testing that mimics real-world attack techniques. Retesting is available after remediation. Testing approaches include black box (no prior knowledge), white box (full network access), and gray box (user-level permissions with internal account access). Final reports provide actionable insights to prioritize and resolve critical vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.