Cyber intelligence and penetration testing firm serving Europe
Tarlogic is a penetration testing and cyber intelligence services firm built on a security-first infrastructure stack (Red Team tooling, EDR, threat hunting platforms, Burp Suite, Checkmarx). The hiring mix—predominantly security roles with emerging engineering and sales capacity—reflects a services-led model scaling to meet demand for advanced testing, incident response, and threat research across banking, manufacturing, and other regulated sectors.
Founded in 2011 and based in Madrid, Tarlogic delivers specialized cybersecurity services including advanced penetration testing, red team operations, threat hunting, and incident response. The firm operates across Europe with expertise in web and mobile application security assessment, vulnerability management, and attack surface reduction. Core service lines span banking and insurance, food and beverage, manufacturing, and services sectors. The organization runs an internal threat research lab and develops proprietary hacking tools to support client engagements.
Tarlogic provides advanced penetration testing, red team operations, threat hunting, web and mobile app security assessments, incident response, reverse engineering, and attack surface reduction. The firm also offers cyber intelligence services to enterprise and government clients.
Tarlogic uses Red Hat, Ubuntu, Debian, Azure AD, Intune, EDR platforms, Zabbix, Grafana, Burp Suite, Checkmarx, SonarQube, Ansible, Docker, Kubernetes, and Python, Java, and .NET for security assessment and tooling.
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