A Herring Haunting at Curriculaville Next Wednesday
What’s scarier than ghosts and goblins? Brad Herring has some terrifying tales to tell at the October 28 Curriculaville Cybersecurity Summit.
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Social Engineering and the “Ishings” Explained
Would you know if you were being “smished” or “vished”? Let Raxis’ CTO Brian Tant explain how hackers use these techniques.
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Why Tailgating is an Effective Hacker Tactic
We’re conditioned to be helpful and accommodating. That’s why tailgating works so well for hackers. The Raxis penetration testing team shows how.
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Why Network Segmentation is a Best Security Practice
Network segmentation can be an important line of defense against hackers. Raxis’ CTO Brian Tant explains why in this continuation of our Top 10 Vulnerabilities series.
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AttackTek: How to Launch a Broadcast Resolution Poisoning and SMB Relay Attack
Learn an easy, effective way to test corporate networks with broadcast poisoning and SMB relay attacks used in tandem from the Raxis penetration testing team.
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Picking Up the Pieces After Hurricane Sally
Hurricane Sally has hit Raxis close to home, as we watched our colleagues and friends in Pensacola make it through the storm & begin clean up.
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Why Worry About Unauthorized Entry?
What’s the worst that can happen if a hacker breaks through your physical defenses and gets access to a secure area? Raxis shows you in this video.
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External vs. Web App Pen Testing
What’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.
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Tesla Proves People are First Line of Cyber Defense
Tesla’s cybersecurity was tested recently. A well-trained, loyal employee stopped the planned hack in its tracks.
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Monitor. Detect. Alert. It’s worth the effort.
Do you monitor effectively for threats on your network? How well does your team respond? Testing can help you find out for sure.
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Badge Cloning is Easier Than You’d Expect
Badge cloning can happen in an instant without your employees even noticing. Our penetration testing team shows how it’s done and how you can stay secure.
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It Might be a Phishing Attempt . . .
Sometimes, it’s hard to tell a legitimate email from a phishing attempt. Other times, there’s no doubt. Here’s a handy guide.
