Kratikal Blogs

Google Cloud Platform powers some of the world’s most critical infrastructure. Yet, even the most capable cloud environment is only as secure as the configurations running inside it. In 2026, the trending path of attackers is to walk through doors that were/are left open. Misconfigured audit logs, overprivileged service accounts, publicly exposed storage buckets, and unprotec...

Data breaches cost a lot. Sometimes the cost goes far beyond a ransom payment or a fine. As a result, your business may lose money, time, customers, and trust. In 2026, a data breach can impact every business, regardless of its domain or size. To avoid this, many teams now use automated pentesting to find weaknesses before attackers do. It he...

Dangling DNS is a growing security issue that affects organizations of all sizes, regardless of industry. It refers to DNS records that remain active in an organization’s DNS zone even after the resource they point to has been deleted, decommissioned, or transferred away. While this may appear to be a minor administrative oversight, it can create a direct and exploitable secu...

Companies continue to add innovative apps, APIs, cloud services, and web-based solutions. This poses a larger security problem. Think about it. The greater the number of assets, the higher are the locations that they can attack. But what about being ahead of the pack? Penetration testing, or pentesting, is one solution. Pentesting assists security teams in identifying any wea...

The world has accepted the gift of artificial intelligence, and that includes both hackers and the organizations vulnerable to attacks. With the base being the same for both attackers and defenders, the approach adopted determines the outcome. This is where the need for effective AI-Driven vulnerability management comes in. Thus, Kratikal came up with AutoSecT, a vulnerabilit...