Raxis Blog Posts By Author
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Tips for Scoping Your Penetration TestScoping your penetration test (especially your first one) can be daunting. Our team is always happy to help, and Brad Herring gives you a head start here. -
Penetration Testing Pricing: How Much is Too Little or Too Much?How much should a penetration tests cost? From scans to pentests and PTaaS, Brad Herring explains how to make sure you get what you pay for — and what you need. -
RAXIS THREAT ALERT: VULNERABILITY IN OPENSSL v3.0.xIn the cyberworld, news of a critical vulnerability affecting OpenSSL versions 3.0 – 3.0.6 will likely be the scariest part of Halloween ’22. -
Raxis Earns Five-Star RatingFive stars from Clutch? We got ‘em! Read about why our customers think we rock. -
Hackers See Opportunity Where You See Only a ButtonIn this post, Raxis VP Brad Herring explains how web proxy tools can turn even simple buttons and check-boxes into avenues for an attack. -
Cybersecurity in the Financial Sector: Regulations are Approaching RealityThe FTC has finalized changes to the GLBA Safeguards Rule. Here’s our take on these changes and how they are likely to affect financial institutions’ cybersecurity posture. -
Meet the Team: Brad Herring, VP of Business DevelopmentBrad Herring is the Raxis VP of Business Development — the first person most of our customers meet. Find out how he got here and why he loves his job. -
What You Need to Know (But Were Afraid to Ask) about Raxis Web App TestingWhen testing web applications, the diverse skills Raxis brings to the table ensure that you get meaningful, actionable findings that will make your app (and your users) more secure. -
A Herring Haunting at Curriculaville Next WednesdayWhat’s scarier than ghosts and goblins? Brad Herring has some terrifying tales to tell at the October 28 Curriculaville Cybersecurity Summit. -
External vs. Web App Pen TestingWhat’s the difference between an external pen test and a web application pen test? Raxis COO Bonnie Smyre and VP of Sales Brad Herring explain. -
Can This Simple Trick Outwit Your Smart Security?Armed with nothing more than an ordinary can of cool, compressed air, a hacker can gain entry to a key-card-only access facility in just 19 seconds. Skeptical? See for yourself. -
Remote Security Series: Protect Your Network Health Like Your OwnRaxis VP of Business Development Brad Herring discusses what companies can do to make their remote workers — and themselves — more secure.