Pivoting in an Ever-Changing Environment
Change is Growth in the Pen Testing Field

At Raxis, additional skills mean more opportunities to grow. Lead Developer Adam Fernandez talks about[…]

When one succeeds, we all succeed
Client Success is Raxis’ Success

Communication is the key to success for Raxis and for our customer. Here’s why.

Letter to Raxis COO Bonnie Smyre from Lovett School student Cameron Colavito
Guiding the Next Generation of Cyber Pros

It has never been more important for us to encourage the next generation’s best and[…]

Always learning means continuous improvement
At Raxis, Learning and Improving are Constants

Continuous improvement is the name of the game at Raxis. Hear from our own Matt[…]

Teamwork is our secret sauce
Why Teamwork is Key to the Raxis Culture

Success as a Raxis penetration tester means thriving in a team environment. This blog post[…]

Pen Testing is a Puzzle Not a Checklist
What’s it Like to Work at Raxis?

Find out what it’s like to work at Raxis. Part one of our video series.

Raxis COO Bonnie Smyre on Zoom interview for Westminster School students
Bonnie Shares Words of Working Wisdom with Westminster Students

Recently, Raxis’ chief operating officer, Bonnie Smyre, did a video interview for students at Atlanta’s[…]

Offensive Security with Raxis Podcast
Exploring Attack Security: Insights from Raxis Experts

In this episode of Confident Defense podcast, Conor Sherman engages in an enlightening conversation with[…]

Raxis COO Bonnie Smyre
Five Red Flags for Black Friday

Shop safely this holiday season by paying attention to these red flags for Black Friday[…]

Raxis COO Bonnie Smyre with her new art by Kasi Reilly
How Bonnie Banished Her Boring Background

See how Bonnie Smyre beautified her once-boring background wall with help from artist Kasi Reilly.

Brian Tant, Raxis CTO
Social Engineering and the “Ishings” Explained

Would you know if you were being “smished” or “vished”? Let Raxis’ CTO Brian Tant[…]

Tailgating into stairwell
Why Tailgating is an Effective Hacker Tactic

We’re conditioned to be helpful and accommodating. That’s why tailgating works so well for hackers.