Human-Led Penetration Testing
Backed by 12 Raxis published CVEs, found by the same pentesters who test your systems.
Certified Hackers. Real-World Cyber Attacks.
Published CVE Research, U.S.-Based PenTesters
Raxis engineers have discovered and published CVEs in enterprise software, and every engagement is led by U.S.-based penetration testers with hands-on offensive security credentials.
CVEs in Discovery Coverage
100,000+
Scanners Find Leads. Pentests Find Proof.
Only 26% of CISA KEV vulnerabilities were fully remediated by organizations, with the median time for full resolution climbing to 43 days. A penetration test finds them, proves which ones matter, and verifies the fix.
Would You Detect a Real Attack?
Our senior engineer led Red Team operates like an actual adversary, quiet, patient, and goal-driven, so you learn whether your defenses and your team catch an attack in progress.
Explore Raxis Offensive Security Services
Real security comes from real attacks
Manual Penetration Testing
Our senior testers break into your networks, web apps, and APIs by hand. You get a report you can act on and hand to auditors.
Penetration Testing As a Service
Raxis Attack is continuous penetration testing. Launch tests on demand, watch findings arrive in real time, and retest fixes year-round.
Red Team Adversary Simulation
We attack like a real adversary, quiet and goal-driven. We test whether your people and defenses catch an intrusion in progress.
Raxis Cybersecurity Services
Breach and attack simulation, attack surface management, and security code review to keep your defenses sharp.
Manual Penetration Testing for Every Attack Surface
Don’t see what you’re looking for? Contact us, we likely have the expertise on staff.
Manual PTaaS for Teams That Ship Fast
PUSH Pentest FINDINGS TO JIRA In Real Time
Connect Raxis One to Jira and every validated finding lands in your backlog automatically. Your developers remediate vulnerabilities in the tool they already live in.
Still Human. Always Manual.
Unlimited requests, but never automated answers. Every Raxis PTaaS test is performed by certified, US based Raxis penetration testers that you can speak to directly.
Test Year-Round, Not Once a Year
Penetration Testing as a Service covers the 50 weeks between your annual pentest engagements. We stop being a vendor you call once a year and become part of your team.
Verify Every Fix
Retesting is built into our PTaaS workflow. The result is continuous validation of your fixes, not just continuous pentest findings.
Trusted by Banks, Hospitals, and Critical Infrastructure
“The team from Raxis are true professionals”
“The team from Raxis are true professionals. They immediately added capabilities, tools and an experienced perspective to our team. You can count on them to deliver exactly what their proposal contains as scheduled.”
“We have used them three years in a row”
“We have been so impressed with the work and reporting from Raxis that we have used them three years in a row for our testing. They are easy to work with, and, when we have a last minute test, they manage to help us out and get it done.”
“I loved working with the Raxis Team.”
“I loved working with the Raxis Team. They were timely and efficient. They did a great job on reporting and offering guidance from multiple sources for how to execute remediation.”
Latest from our Blog, The Exploit
Penetration testing insights from certified ethical hackers in the field.
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We Went on a SharePoint Expedition, and Here’s What We Found
Of the nearly 30,000 public facing SharePoint portals we found, approximately 3,300 are self-hosted meaning they are vulnerable to the critical CVE-2026-50522.