Telecom Penetration Testing
Carriers are among the most-targeted networks on earth. Raxis attacks yours like a real adversary.
Testing Built for Telecom, Not Generic IT
Carriers run some of the most targeted networks on earth. Most pentest shops aren’t equipped for them. Raxis engineers know how telecom is built and how it’s attacked — from legacy SS7 and Diameter signaling to 5G core, VoIP, and customer APIs. Human-led, AI-augmented, and safe to run against live infrastructure.
Salt Typhoon Proved the Stakes
A Chinese state group breached at least nine U.S. carriers — AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile among them — stole call records, and in one case went undetected for roughly three years. If the largest providers can be lived in that long, an untested network doesn’t stand a chance.
Raxis finds those paths first.
Where We Attack
Core Network
We probe routers, switches, firewalls, and management systems for the misconfigs and weak remote access that hand an attacker your core.
APIs & Customer Apps
Billing portals, self-service, and partner APIs tested for broken auth, data exposure, and injection.
VoIP & Unified Comms
SIP trunks and UC platforms tested for registration hijacking, toll fraud, eavesdropping, and denial of service.
OSS/BSS
Provisioning and billing systems checked for access-control gaps and insecure integrations that expose subscriber data.
Signaling
SS7, Diameter, and GTP paths tested for the tunneling and signaling abuse generic providers skip.
