
Black Hat has a way of cutting through the noise. You’re not trading emails; you’re in a room with people who take security seriously, which changes the quality of every conversation.
Raxis is exhibiting at Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas this August, and, I’ll be honest, the part I’m most looking forward to has nothing to do with the booth itself. It’s the conversations.
We get to sit down with people and actually talk through what they’re dealing with. Not a canned pitch or a demo call, but a real conversation about what their environment looks like, where the gaps are, and whether what we do even makes sense for them. Sometimes it does. Sometimes it doesn’t. Either way, they leave with a clearer picture of their risk than when they walked in.
That’s how Raxis has always operated. We’re not trying to just make sales. We’re trying to help security teams get measurably stronger. That means our first job is understanding what they actually need. An organization staring down a compliance deadline has different priorities than one that just went through an incident.
- Scoping a penetration test properly matters.
- Framing findings in a way that translates to the board is critical.
- Knowing when to recommend a full red team engagement versus a focused network assessment is paramount to a customer trusting us to guide them to the right solution for their specific challenge.
You can’t get that right without asking the right questions first, and Black Hat is where those conversations happen face to face.
When & Where
The Business Hall opens Tuesday, August 4 and runs through Thursday the 6, and we’ll be at booth 6018 the whole time. If you’re a current customer, come by and let’s catch up. If you’ve been curious about what Raxis does but haven’t pulled the trigger on a conversation yet, this is a low-pressure way to do it. Drop by or schedule a meeting ahead of time on our contact page.
Some of our best long-term customers started as a 15-minute conversation on a trade show floor. That’s no accident; it’s what happens when you really listen to what someone needs instead of walking them through a set of slides.
If you’re going to be at Mandalay Bay in August, come find us. Booth 6018. See you there.

Brad Herring
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