Kratikal Network Penetration Testing is a professional security assessment service that evaluates network infrastructure for vulnerabilities and security weaknesses. The service examines wireless, internal, and external networks to identify security flaws and potential threats that could be exploited by attackers. The service follows established methodologies including the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) and National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guidelines. Testing combines automated tools with manual techniques to replicate real-world attack scenarios. Three testing approaches are offered: Black-Box Testing simulates external attacks with no prior knowledge, Grey-Box Testing provides partial network knowledge to focus on specific assets, and White-Box Testing grants complete network visibility for comprehensive analysis. The testing process includes scope definition, information gathering through port enumeration and service identification, vulnerability analysis covering privilege escalation and unauthorized access attempts, and detailed reporting with risk ratings and remediation guidance. Reports are generated through AutoSecT platform and include executive summaries, vulnerability listings with risk ratings, and remediation steps. The platform provides compliance mapping, SLA breach insights, and analytics for tracking remediation performance. Organizations receive free virtual machine provisioning for testing and validating security fixes.