Brian Tant

Brian brings to Raxis a rich and varied background in Information Technology spanning more than 20 years. Sought after by clients for his unique blend of business acumen and technical prowess, Brian has consistently delivered value to hundreds of organizations spanning the globe throughout his career. Brian is Raxis’ CTO and currently leads the Raxis Penetration Testing and Social Engineering team.

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The Exploit: Penetration Testing Insights From The Frontlines

The Exploit articles written by Brian Tant

  • The following is a reenactment of a typical physical security assessment performed by a professional Raxis security engineer

    Here’s How Hackers Can Get Through Your Doors and Onto Your Network
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    Just a guy who left something at work and had to run back in? But that’s not my office, that’s not my badge, and, at sunset, my day is just getting started.
    Brian Tant June 12, 2020
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    Notes From a Hacker: Yes, You Have to Use Your VPN – and Here’s Why
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    Raxis CTO Brian Tant discusses how VPNs protect our most critical data and why your company should require a VPN for remote access.
    Brian Tant May 1, 2020
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    Remote Security Series: Review Remote Workforce Policies
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    Raxis CTO Brian Tant discusses updates to workforce policies that are needed to safeguard company and customer data in the wake of the covid-19 pandemic.
    Brian Tant March 27, 2020
  • Top Five Actions NOT to Take When Your Pentest Results are High Risk

    Top Five Actions NOT to Take When Your Pentest Results are High Risk
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    Raxis’ Brian Tant explains the worst thing to do with negative pentest results is to ignore them & why taking action thwarts hackers & increases your security.
    Brian Tant June 19, 2018
  • Goodies for Hoodies: TCP Timestamps

    Goodies for Hoodies: TCP Timestamps
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    Does your penetration test always return a low-risk finding about TCP Timestamps? Why worry about it? Because it gives hackers info to use in other attacks.
    Brian Tant June 4, 2018