The Raxis pentesting team is at DefCon in Vegas this weekend. It’s an awesome conference that has lessons and contests for everything from lock picking and car hacking to new network and application exploits that our team may try on your next penetration test. For those of you who may not have attended before (or…
Raxis’ lead developer, Adam Fernandez, adds to our Cool Tools Series with a focus on Nmap: discovering live hosts that appear to be down and useful NSE scripts.
Just a few days ago the world felt the rippling effects of a third-party push to networks across the globe. What would have normally been a routine undertaking instead caused mass disruption of information systems and brought businesses of all sizes to a standstill. Almost everyone was impacted by this incident in one way or…
Caroline Kelly, sales manager. From softball and theatre at KSU to penetration testing sales and being a boy mom (baseball!), learn more here!
Raxis’ pentester, Scottie Cole, leads off our new Cool Tools Series with tips on tools for host discovery and vulnerability discovery for penetration tests.
Wednesday thousands of car dealerships across North America experienced a cyberattack resulting in widespread outages and significant operational degradation.
Ryan Chaplin, lead penetration tester, has loved tech since he was a kid growing up in Larry Bird’s hometown. Hear a few of his fun stories here!
Password length requirements are a key part of password security, but, with PCI, NIST, OWASP, and CIS offering different recommendations, what length is best?
Our very own Chief Penetration Testing Officer, Brian Tant, was interviewed by Dana Fowle and the I-Team at Fox 5 Atlanta regarding the AT&T breach.
SOC 2 is a compliance and privacy standard that outlines how to manage customer data & related systems to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
We are thrilled to announce that Raxis has successfully achieved SOC 2 Type 2 compliance, providing assurance to our clients that their data is handled securely
Andrew Trexler’s SQLi Series is back, demonstrating SQL Timing Attacks using MySQL’s sleep function in Blind SQL Injection attacks for penetration testing.
