Kratikal Blogs

We know VM platforms are a must for ensuring continuous monitoring and security. With every development in security comes a series of ‘buts’ and ‘ifs’ that, if left unaddressed, could become a gateway to major cyberattacks. One such question is: ‘Are AI-Driven VM Platforms Secure Enough for Enterprise Use?’ The answer is both ‘Yes’ and ‘No’ based on the VM platforms you use. ...

A single compromised user account should never be enough to bring down an entire enterprise. Yet, in many organizations, attackers can move from a low-privileged account to complete domain control by exploiting weaknesses in Active Directory (AD). Despite being the foundation of identity and access management for most Windows-based environments, Active Directory is often misc...

Security teams today face a challenge that grows substantially more every month: vulnerability backlogs. Rapid development, proliferation of application programming interfaces (APIs), continuous deployment of cloud applications, and increased adoption of third-party integrations generate a growing stream of security findings. Investments in security tools fail to keep pace wi...

Mobile applications don’t operate in isolation. Behind every login screen, payment flow, and push notification sits a network of APIs quietly moving data between the app, the backend, and third-party services. Yet when organizations plan mobile application security testing, API security is often treated as an afterthought, something to “get to later” once the...

A vulnerability scan can hand a security team a long list of findings before lunch. Almost none of them are the reason your organization gets breached. According to the 2026 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, exploited vulnerabilities now account for 31% of all breach initial access, up from 20% the year before, and for the first time in the report’s 19-year history, ...