Kratikal Cloud Penetration Testing is a professional security testing service that evaluates cloud-based environments through simulated attacks. The service identifies and exploits vulnerabilities in cloud security configurations across major platforms including Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud Platform (GCP). The service offers three testing approaches: Black Box testing where testers have no prior knowledge of the cloud systems, Gray Box testing with partial information, and White Box testing with full access. The methodology combines automated cloud security testing tools with manual techniques to identify security vulnerabilities such as configuration flaws, excess builds, insecure APIs, server misconfigurations, weak credentials, outdated software, and insecure code practices. The testing process follows a structured approach that includes understanding cloud service provider policies, planning the penetration test timeline, selecting appropriate testing tools, analyzing responses, and eliminating identified vulnerabilities. Results are documented in a final report generated by AutoSecT, which includes vulnerability details, severity ratings, impact assessments, and actionable remediation guidance. The service includes compliance mapping, SLA breach tracking, and enhanced analytics for risk pattern visibility. FREE VM provisioning is provided to allow teams to test and validate fixes. The assessment helps organizations address common cloud risks including account theft, malicious insiders, DDOS attacks, human error, and inadequate security settings.