PTaaS: Unlimited Penetration Testing & Expert Guidance

With Raxis Attack, you gain unlimited access to penetration testing and collaboration with a cybersecurity expert.

Unmatched Security with Unlimited Penetration Testing

Raxis Attack delivers continuous, expert-driven penetration testing integrated into your DevSecOps workflows. Unlike traditional penetration testing, our PTaaS offers unlimited testing, real-time vulnerability insights, and direct collaboration with seasoned penetration testers. Powered by the Raxis One platform, we combine human expertise, smart automation, and seamless integrations to strengthen your security posture.

Why Choose Raxis Attack?

Unlimited Penetration Testing

Conduct compliance ready penetration tests as often as needed, ensuring continuous security validation.

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DevSecOps Ready

Embed security into your CI/CD pipelines with automated and on-demand testing.

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Access to Security Experts

Our certified penetration testers develop custom proof-of-concept exploits, adhering to NIST, PCI, HIPAA, and SOC 2 standards.

Real-Time Insights

Access vulnerabilities, prioritization, and remediation guidance through the Raxis One platform.

Cost-Effective Value

Unlimited testing and streamlined workflows reduce costs and improve ROI compared to traditional pen testing.

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The Raxis One Platform: Your Security Command Center

Raxis One is our proprietary platform designed to simplify and enhance your security testing experience. Key features include:

Interactive Dashboards: Visualize vulnerabilities, track remediation progress, and monitor security metrics in real time.
Workflow Management: Streamline collaboration with built-in task assignment, progress tracking, and remediation workflows.
Integrations: Seamlessly connect with tools like Jira, ServiceNow, Slack, Microsoft Teams, and GitLab via our open API to fit your existing workflows.
Real-Time Reporting: Generate actionable insights instantly, with reports tailored for technical, executive, and compliance audiences.

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Comprehensive Reporting for All Stakeholders

Raxis Attack provides a variety of report formats to meet the needs of diverse audiences:

Executive Summaries: High-level overviews for leadership, focusing on risk, business impact, and strategic recommendations.
Technical Reports: Detailed findings with proof-of-concept exploits and remediation steps for security teams.
Compliance Reports: Tailored documentation to support audits for NIST, PCI, HIPAA, SOC 2, and GDPR.
Remediation Guides: Step-by-step instructions to prioritize and address vulnerabilities efficiently.

Compliance Made Simple

Raxis Attack aligns with key compliance frameworks to help you meet regulatory requirements:

NIST: Adheres to NIST 800-53 and 800-115 for risk assessment and pen testing.
PCI DSS: Validates security controls for payment card data protection.
HIPAA: Ensures safeguards for protected health information (PHI).
SOC2: Supports Type 1 and Type 2 audits with detailed reporting.
GDPR: Addresses data protection and privacy requirements.

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PTaaS That Stays Ahead of Changing CyberSecurity Threats

Our Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS) offers a unique blend of human intelligence and advanced technology, providing unparalleled cybersecurity protection for your business.

Evolving Threat Landscape

Cyber threats are constantly changing. PTaaS ensures you’re always protected against the latest security vulnerabilities.

Development Support

If your organization frequently updates applications or networks, our DevSecOps-ready PTaaS delivers fast, on-demand testing to match your pace and secure every change.

Compliance Requirements

PTaaS helps meet or exceed requirements for various standards including NIST 800-171/CMMC, PCI, HIPAA, GLBA, ISO 27001, and SOX.

Proactive Security Posture

Instead of waiting for annual tests, Raxis Attack allows continuous monitoring and improvement of your security stance.

Audit Approved Methodology

Unlike competitors who rely solely on automated scans, our approach remains compliant, as we provide proof-of-concept exploits and follow the NIST 800-115 specification.

Real-Time Collaboration

Through our Raxis One portal, you can engage directly with our security experts, ask questions, and learn best practices to strengthen your defenses.

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Trouble In Healthcare

Raxis Hack Stories

Our stories are based on real events encountered by Raxis engineers; however, some details have been altered or omitted to protect our customers’ identities.

In the digital labyrinth of healthcare information systems, the Raxis Attack Team uncovered a critical vulnerability that sent shockwaves through the system. While mapping the internal network, our team discovered an inconspicuous device in a seldom-traversed subnet, harboring an unsecured backup of the company’s main shared file drive.

This digital treasure trove lay exposed, containing not only blueprints of critical internal systems and administrative interfaces but also a spreadsheet with credentials for these vital systems. Our discovery highlighted a glaring oversight in the organization’s security posture—one that could have led to catastrophic consequences if exploited by malicious actors.

With healthcare data breaches costing an average of $10.93 million, Raxis’ simulated breach demonstrated the crucial importance of thorough, expert-led penetration testing. By identifying and addressing this critical weakness, we helped our client fortify their defenses against potential real-world attacks, transforming a moment of vulnerability into an opportunity for enhanced security and safeguarding both patient trust and the organization’s financial future.

Cover All the Bases With Raxis Attack

External Network

External Network PTaaS simulates the impact of a malicious outsider targeting internet-facing assets using a real human penetration testing engineer.

Internal/VPC Networks

Internal Network PTaaS simulates the impact of a malicious insider using a real human penetration testing engineer.

Web Applications

Much like our traditional web app penetration testing model, Raxis leaves no stone unturned as we examine each user role, input field, and session cookie.

API

Raxis scrutinizes each API call for anomalies through direct interaction and by manipulating application data in flight by manually interacting with advanced testing tools.

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F.A.Q.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS)?

PTaaS is a cloud-based delivery model that enables continuous penetration testing through a combination of automation, machine learning, and human expertise.

How is PTaaS different from traditional penetration testing?

Unlike traditional point-in-time assessments, PTaaS offers ongoing, on-demand testing. It combines automated scanning with human expertise for more comprehensive and frequent security evaluations.

What types of tests does Raxis Attack offer?

We provide a wide range of tests, including:

External Network Penetration Tests
Internal Network Penetration Tests
Web Application Penetration Tests
API Penetration Tests

How often can we run tests with Raxis Attack?

With our unlimited model, you can run tests as frequently as needed – daily, weekly, or even after each code update. Request testing options ranging from a single port on one IP to the entire scoped environment, allowing for flexible and targeted testing as readiness is achieved for each component.

How does Raxis Attack integrate with my DevSecOps process?

Raxis Attack integrates seamlessly with your DevSecOps process by embedding unlimited, on-demand penetration testing into your CI/CD pipeline. Designed to align with DevSecOps principles, it continuously scans for vulnerabilities in your systems, networks, and applications as you build and deploy. Its flexible, automated testing adapts to your workflow, providing real-time insights to developers and security teams alike—ensuring rapid detection and remediation without slowing your pace. By partnering with your organization, Raxis Attack strengthens your security posture iteratively, keeping it robust through every development cycle.

Does PTaaS have a Penetration Test report that I can use for my audit?

Yes. Raxis Attack adheres to NIST 800-115 specification for security assessments and reporting. This includes (but is not limited to) compliance with NIST 800-53, NIST 800-171/CMMC, PCI, HIPAA, GLBA, ISO 27001, and SOX.

How does Raxis Attack help with compliance?

Raxis Attack, our PTaaS offering, helps you meet various industry standards and regulatory requirements by providing regular, comprehensive security assessments based on the MITRE ATT&CK framework and the NIST 800-115 specification.

What kind of reporting can we expect?

You’ll receive human developed, detailed, and actionable reports that include:

Identified vulnerabilities
Potential impact assessments
Step-by-step remediation guidance
Proof-of-concepts and visual aids

My application is cloud hosted. How does that work for penetration testing with PTaaS?

PTaaS is well-suited for cloud-hosted applications, offering comprehensive coverage of cloud infrastructure and services while leveraging automated tools and expert testers to identify vulnerabilities specific to cloud environments. With Raxis Attack, you can conduct frequent, on-demand penetration tests of your cloud-hosted application, ensuring continuous security assessments across all environments, including popular cloud providers like AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud Platform.

Why do you download and crack password hashes as part of PTaaS?

Password cracking is a crucial component of comprehensive penetration testing, allowing us to evaluate the strength of your organization’s password policies, simulate real-world attacks, and identify potential vulnerabilities in your security infrastructure. By cracking password hashes, we can demonstrate the potential impact of a breach, assess the effectiveness of password storage security, and provide actionable insights to improve your overall cybersecurity posture.