Bonnie Smyre

Bonnie Smyre, the Chief Operating Officer at Raxis, is a seasoned cybersecurity expert with over 25 years of experience in the technology industry. Bonnie began her career as a consultant and applications specialist before joining Raxis in 2013. Her unique background combines extensive IT expertise with improv skills, which she has leveraged to excel in physical security evaluations as well as in her current role leading operations at Raxis. Bonnie’s journey from a shy IT professional to a confident leader showcases her adaptability and commitment to personal growth in the cybersecurity field.

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The Exploit articles written by Bonnie Smyre

  • Raxis CTO, Brian Tant

    What is Least Privilege Access?

    Raxis CTO Brian Tant explains least privilege access and why it is essential to corporate cybersecurity.
    Bonnie Smyre June 26, 2020
  • Amy Rust, aspiring graphic designer with her Raxis GMDT ad

    Raxis Cares: When COVID-19 Comes, Creatives Pivot

    Raxis is pleased to introduce you to the work of Amy Rust, an aspiring graphic designer. Amy collaborated with Raxis to produce our program ad for Coppélia, seen in this blog post.
    Bonnie Smyre May 8, 2020
  • Hillgrove High senior Alexis Chiem and Raxis COO Bonnie Smyre

    Raxis Cares: Passing Along the Passion

    Hillgrove High senior Alexis Chiem talks about working with Raxis COO Bonnie Smyre on her senior project about pentesting.
    Bonnie Smyre April 24, 2020
  • Atlanta skyline

    An Earth Day Message from Raxis

    To celebrate Earth Day, Raxis discusses remote work and how it can help the environment. Take a look at our other related blogs to stay secure while remote.
    Bonnie Smyre April 22, 2020
  • Woman holding baby and working on laptop

    Remote Security Series: Stay ahead of the phishing attacks that follow COVID-19

    In the wake of the covid-19 pandemic, the Raxis penetration testing team offers advice to protect your employees from phishing attacks.
    Bonnie Smyre March 20, 2020