Raxis Integrates AI into Penetration Testing Services

September 12, 2025
Raxis has announced the integration of AI-augmented tools into its penetration testing services, enhancing speed and effectiveness in cybersecurity testing.

Raxis has announced the integration of AI-augmented tools into its penetration testing services, announced in a press release. This update combines artificial intelligence with human expertise to enhance the speed and effectiveness of cybersecurity testing.

The AI-augmented approach allows for faster reconnaissance by rapidly identifying common vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. Human testers then build on these AI findings to simulate real-world attacker behavior, providing deeper analysis and smarter prioritization of critical business risks.

Raxis emphasizes that while AI can enhance efficiency, the creativity and adaptability of human testers remain crucial in effectively exploiting systems as real adversaries would. This integration aims to provide organizations with actionable intelligence rather than generic vulnerability reports, ensuring their systems can withstand real attacks.

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