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Funding rounds, leadership changes, incidents, new capabilities and announcements across the vendors in this catalog — collected automatically from vendors' own public feeds. Product release versions are on their own page, so the landing feed here never reads as one vendor's changelog.Where this comes fromEvery item links to the vendor's own published source: a GitHub release feed, a changelog, a status page, an SEC filing or a company blog. Nothing here is written or editorially reviewed by 0-Doubt, and nothing is a recommendation — it is machine-collected public record, labelled the same way as all other baseline content on the platform. Coverage is uneven by design: a vendor that publishes no public feed will not appear, and that absence is not a judgement about the vendor.

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Polygraf AI Named a Finalist in the SiliconANGLE TechForward Awards

Austin, TX, August 25, 2026 – Polygraf AI today announced it has been named a finalist in SiliconANGLE’s 2026 TechForward Awards in the AI Governance & Responsible AI category. The post Polygraf AI Named a Finalist in the SiliconANGLE TechForward Awards appeared first on Polygraf.

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How to evaluate AI governance vendors: criteria for comparing vendors

The AI governance market has evolved from a niche discipline into a crowded field of GRC incumbents, runtime security vendors, and unified platforms all pitching the same buying committee. That’s a problem when the stakes are moving from pilot to production. If your governance platform can’t stop an employee pasting deal data into a chatbot,... Read more » The post How to evaluate AI governance vendors: criteria for comparing vendors appeared first on WitnessAI.

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5 AI security platforms with compliance features compared

Enterprise AI has moved into native desktop apps, IDE plugins, and autonomous agents calling APIs and MCP servers, and many of those interactions never touch a browser. The file-, URL-, and packet-centric tools most security teams already own weren’t built for conversational AI or agents that take action, which leaves gaps right where AI is... Read more » The post 5 AI security platforms with compliance features compared appeared first on WitnessAI.

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Why better models don’t fix every agent failure: Lessons from OpenAI

In this installment of Rise of the AI Engineer, Stuart Sy from OpenAI, explains why the bottleneck has moved off the model and onto context, evals, and observability. The post Why better models don’t fix every agent failure: Lessons from OpenAI appeared first on Arize AI.

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Their Revenue Forecast Is Your AI Budget

From the AI ROI Series, recorded 25 August 2026. Anthropic is going public, and it is shaping up to be the largest listing in history, […] The post Their Revenue Forecast Is Your AI Budget appeared first on Olakai.

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AI Governance Software: What Enterprises Should Look For in 2026

At a Glance Most enterprises can describe their AI policy in a sentence. Far fewer can describe, with evidence, which AI systems are actually running across the business, who owns each one, and what would happen if a regulator asked to see proof tomorrow. That gap is why AI governance software has become its own […]

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What Is Data Loss Prevention (DLP)? Types, Use Cases, and Best Practices

Understand data loss prevention (DLP), its meaning, types, use cases, and how modern DLP solutions help enterprises discover, monitor, and protect sensitive data across cloud, AI, and enterprise workflows. The post What Is Data Loss Prevention (DLP)? Types, Use Cases, and Best Practices appeared first on Protecto.

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Three dogs, a live range, and the channels that already belong

Branch61G Weekly for August 25, 2026: the Zimbra Collaboration SNMP command injection under active exploitation with a three day KEV clock, a maximum severity Oracle WebLogic flaw, an implant that disables the endpoint agent, and FTP banners used as dead drops. Plus first results from the DeepTempo range, where LogLM caught every instance of C2, lateral movement and exfiltration we staged.

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Can Your Agents Commit? Building an Autonomous Contract Agent.

Realize immediate ROI with Contract Agents Governing Agent Transactions, a series on governing autonomous agents inside the systems that run the business. In Part 2, an accounts payable agent tried to move $200 through a $100 ceiling and stopped cold. That’s one shape of governance: a hard boundary, a clean block, no ambiguity about the right outcome. Not every commit works that way. Sometimes the right outcome isn’t block — it’s don’t decide this alone.

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How to choose an agent harness

Choose an agent harness by answering five questions in order: where does enforcement live, where does your data run, can you inspect the control plane, can you compose it to …

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7 Best LLM Security Tools for Enterprise AI in 2026

LLM security is the layer of controls, policies, and runtime defenses that governs what happens when large language models interact with enterprise data, users, and systems at scale—and in 2026, deciding which tools sit in that layer is no longer optional infrastructure. Enterprise AI adoption has outpaced the controls most security teams have in place,... Read more » The post 7 Best LLM Security Tools for Enterprise AI in 2026 appeared first on WitnessAI.

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Cohesity Identity Resilience—Purpose-built for Active Directory challenges

In part one, we discussed how restoring Active Directory (AD) after a ransomware attack isn't as simple as restoring the latest backup—because that backup might already be compromised. Remember: Blind restores can be dangerous. Restoring without validating means restoring the attacker's access alongside your data. Every hour of AD downtime paralyzes the entire organization. Kerberos-dependent systems—VPN, email, ERP, endpoint authentication—grind to a halt. Identity resilience requires purpose-b

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A skill is just an agent. So measure your changes.

A skill is just another AI agent: a prompt plus a harness that runs it. That means you can trace it, eval it, and prove a change made it better instead of shipping on vibes. Here's how we quantify skill changes with Arize AX, with a real merged PR and the numbers behind it. The post A skill is just an agent. So measure your changes. appeared first on Arize AI.

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What Is the RadarFirst Legal Engine?

Learn how the patented RadarFirst Legal Engine applies deterministic legal intelligence to deliver consistent, explainable, audit-ready privacy decisions. The post What Is the RadarFirst Legal Engine? appeared first on RadarFirst.

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Map What Your Agent Can Reach Before It Deletes It - FireTail Blog

Sep 11, 2026 - Ayush Sethi - What your workforce's AI prompts reveal in aggregate Most AI security controls judge one prompt at a time. We built Topics to read the layer above them, where a workforce's prompts add up into a pattern that no single message shows.Someone in your legal team pastes a contract that is still under negotiation into an AI tool and asks it to flag any clauses that put you at a disadvantage. To every control watching that message, it is a document question. There is no PII

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How to Evaluate AI Governance Software in 2026

Six vendors, six spreadsheets, every box green—and the matrix still can't tell you which platform actually discovers shadow AI. Evaluate against your real obligations instead, across the six dimensions that separate platforms from pitch decks.

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Principle of Least Privilege: Meaning, Examples, and Implementation for AI Agents

Understand the principle of least privilege, its access control model, real-world examples, and how enterprises implement least privilege for securing AI agents, sensitive data, and modern applications. The post Principle of Least Privilege: Meaning, Examples, and Implementation for AI Agents appeared first on Protecto.

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Why Is a Reranker Needed in RAG If We Have a Retriever?

Enterprise RAG pipelines have two stages recall and precision. The retriever handles recall. The reranker handles precision. Skipping the reranker, or misplacing security controls around it, is where most accuracy and data exposure problems begin. The post Why Is a Reranker Needed in RAG If We Have a Retriever? appeared first on Protecto.

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What Is Private AI and Does Your Business Need It?

As enterprises move generative AI from experimentation into everyday operations, the question is no longer whether to use AI, but where and how AI should operate. Private AI provides organizations with greater control over their data, models, access, and governance while still delivering the benefits of generative AI. This guide explains what private AI is, how it differs from public AI, and what enterprises should consider when choosing a private AI platform.

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The CISO’s Guide to Securing Agentic AI and MCP

In today's rapidly evolving landscape of agentic AI, traditional security measures fall short. The CISO's Guide to Securing Agentic AI and MCP reveals the critical need for innovative strategies that go beyond mere output monitoring. Discover how to enforce least-privilege access, control MCP server interactions, and ensure accountability when autonomous agents act. With insights from Trust3 AI's Unified Trust Layer, this guide equips security leaders with the tools to navigate the complexities

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Can Your Agents Commit? How Do You Enforce Conditions on an Accounts Payable Agent?”

Governing Agent Transactions, A series on governing autonomous agents inside the systems that run the business. In the first post in this series, I described several agents being piloted right now — an invoice agent, a claims agent, a credit agent, a sales agent, an expense agent, a vendor payment agent, a contract agent. Different systems of record, different domains. Same underlying shape: an action with a real, binding consequence, and a condition that defines what the agent is allowed to do

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Trust3 AI vs. Zenity: Choosing the Right AI Agent Security and Governance Platform

AI agents are running in production across enterprise stacks right now — and nearly half of them are unsecured. The Gravitee State of AI Security and Agent Security report from April 2026 puts the number at 48%. That is not a projection. It reflects what is already deployed. Both Trust3 AI and Zenity exist to […] The post Trust3 AI vs. Zenity: Choosing the Right AI Agent Security and Governance Platform appeared first on Trust3 AI.