HACKING HIRED
Recruit Bit Security was founded with a commitment to build a more secure world, and we know security is built 1 bit at a time.
It was clear the security landscape felt like a dark place, where good people got lost and the process slowed business down. We apply a white-hat-hacker mindset to traditional recruiting practices, shortening our client’s time-to-hire. We do this in many ways, starting by being informed on security and highly active in the community. Our recruiting process focuses on people, technology, and skills – not job titles.
Our clients come in many forms. From job seeker or candidate to technical hiring manager, and human resources to non-technical leadership. We are your full-service security solution. The RBS team is committed to giving our clients an advantage, despite the unique challenges within InfoSec. As our cybersecurity network and knowledge grew, so did our security offerings.
Your organization and team has its own unique challenges. We know the people and solutions you need. Let’s talk.
Mission
Vision
Recruit top talent, deliver innovative security services & close the skills gap.
To build a safer and more secure world, 1 bit at a time.
Our Founder
Building a more secure world one bit at time, solving for tomorrow’s challenges today.
A published author and award winner, Rachel Harpley builds a more secure world one bit at a time by empowering others in their cybersecurity careers across several vectors.
As founder of Recruit Bit Security, Ms. Harpley serves a wide variety of clients while also giving through pro-bono service to initiatives as the Founder and Co-Chair of the Cybersecurity Council of Arizona (CC of AZ). Ms. Harpley also acts as a Member of the MIS Cyber Advisory Board for the University of Arizona, Eller College of Management, Chair of the Workforce Readiness initiative of the 2017 RAMPS grant awarded to Arizona by the National Initiative of Cybersecurity Education (NICE), and a key contributor to the marketing initiatives of Workforce and Economic Development Sub-group of the governor's Arizona Cybersecurity Team (ACT) - as well as other collaboratives with the Greater Phoenix Chamber Foundation and the Arizona Technology Council.
Previously, Rachel Harpley was the Director of Communication for the National Association of Women MBAs Phoenix Chapter. Learn more on LinkedIn.