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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Third-party risk management programs depend on clear vendor definitions. Intake forms, review workflows, and contracts assume a single organization is accountable for the service being assessed. AI tools challenge that assumption by combining multiple operational layers into a single user-facing product. When a team adopts ChatGPT, it is common to list OpenAI as the vendor. […] The post AI Vendor Risk: When You “Onboard ChatGPT,” Who Did You Actually Vendor? appeared first on Carbide.
If you read the July 13 news and assumed CMMC is dead, that is not what happened. If you read it and now have no idea whether your upcoming assessment still counts, that is the more useful question to be asking. The Department of War suspended the requirement for third-party certification. It did not suspend […] The post CMMC Phase 2 Suspended: What Actually Changed for Your CMMC Level 2 Compliance Timeline appeared first on Carbide.
Why Your Network Strategy Needs Both DDI and DNSPM — Not One or the Other Most enterprise IT teams already run some form of DDI — DNS, DHCP, and IPAM — either as a dedicated platform or built into their broader network management stack. It’s the plumbing of the network: DHCP hands out addresses to every device […] The post The DNS Risks Your DDI Was Never Designed to Find appeared first on CheckRed.
The recent Avada Builder vulnerabilities showed how a widely used WordPress plugin could expose sensitive data and lead to further security problems. Organisations that rely on their websites for enquiries, online sales or customer support need to know which plugins, scripts and connected tools still run on the live site after launch. Avada is one of the most widely used WordPress page-builder plugins, with an estimated 1,000,000 active installations. This was not a flaw in obscure software. It
Until last night, I always thought Jade Puffer was a green-colored fish in a brackish aquarium. But researchers at the Sysdig Threat Research Team changed that comfort when they dubbed an agentic threat actor (ATA) with the same name. 2026 is proving to be a transformational year for breach readiness. The narrative is rapidly changing […] The post NIS2 Expects CEOs and Governing Bodies to Be Liable for Resilience From AI-Powered Adversaries, Not Just the Next Audit appeared first on ColorT
For years, AIX has lived in a strange place in cybersecurity: too critical to ignore, too specialized for most vendors to support, and all too often protected by a single dangerous assumption: “It sits behind the firewall. It’s fine.”
  If you have been hearing more about vSphere APIs for I/O Filtering (VAIO) in Zerto conversations, there is a simple explanation: VAIO is VMware’s I/O filtering framework that has… The post VMware VCF 9, VAIO with Zerto, and 11:11 DRaaS: What Our Customers Should Know Now appeared first on 11:11 Systems.
Canada’s defense supply chain now faces a new mandatory cybersecurity bar. The Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification (CPCSC) sets baseline requirements for organizations handling sensitive government information, and Level 1 is being introduced into select contracts and becomes a requirement for those contracts as it appears in them.   This CPCSC Level 1 checklist […] The post CPCSC Level 1 Requirements: The 13-Control Checklist for Canadian Defense Suppliers appeared firs
"AI firewall" means different things to different vendors. Here's what it really covers, what the neutral standards say, and which type your business needs. The post AI Firewall: what it really means, and which one your business needs appeared first on TrustLayer.
AI-Powered gun detection recognized for improving safety and security in campus environments The post Brivo Eagle Eye Gun Detection Wins 2026 Secure Campus Award first appeared on Brivo.
Group-IB discovers a sophisticated multi-layered scam scheme targeting fans with fake ticket sales on two fronts: social network platforms and fraudulent websites impersonating official distributors.
The Sysdig Threat Research Team recently observed an attacker walk one credential through five Azure permission systems. In this blog, we’ll explore how.
Launch your cybersecurity career with ControlCase as an Appliance Integration Consultant in Mumbai. This role is ideal for candidates with 0–3 years of experience who are passionate about SIEM, XDR, cloud infrastructure, networking, and cybersecurity compliance. The post L&M (Appliance Integration Consultant) appeared first on ControlCase.
Discover how Distributed Tokenization identifies compromised cards at pre-authorization without exposing raw card data — a technical deep-dive for fraud operations and risk teams.
The AI security field is chasing one thing, and that thing is speed. Faster triage, faster verdicts, claims of hours collapsed into minutes. Juno is one of the fastest AI in that race. But speed alone is half the answer. A good analyst is both fast and right. So along with speed, we simultaneously made another equally important bet: answers you can trust and are structurally correct by construction. We've been calling the quality behind that bet attunement, an AI analyst that orients itself to y
We’re proud to share that Faddom has been named as a Sample Vendor in the Gartner® Hype Cycle™ for Strategic Cost Management, 2026, in the AI-Augmented Cost Optimization Category! This marks our 5th Gartner mention in the last 12 months. As organizations race to optimize infrastructure spending in the era of AI, one thing has […]
Join this 60-minute webinar on July 23, 2026, to learn about the latest PCI Security Standards Council updates, AI's growing role in payment security, and practical guidance for strengthening compliance and protecting payment environments. The post Payment Security and Compliance in the Age of AI appeared first on ControlCase.
With forecasters expecting yet another eventful Atlantic hurricane season, how can you ensure your business and its data are protected? Get (and stay) prepared with disaster recovery. Does your business… The post Cautiously Optimistic: NOAA Predicts “Below-Normal” 2026 Hurricane Season appeared first on 11:11 Systems.
How Skyhawk’s Agentic AI Red Team took control of a production AWS organization in seconds, starting with a single low-privilege role, and without a single misconfiguration to exploit. The finding Skyhawk Security set out to test a simple question: what can an autonomous, AI-enabled attacker actually do inside a real cloud environment? So we pointed […] The post Nothing Was Broken. The Org Fell Anyway. appeared first on Skyhawk Security.
Verizon's latest DBIR highlights how attackers are exploiting familiar weaknesses at increasing speed and scale. Here's what Wiz research reveals about vulnerabilities, trust relationships, and AI in modern cloud environments.
An MCP powered system that's continuously finding and reproducing vulns, improvements to Datadog's OSS malware hunting tool, Hakluke muses on the future of bug bounty
A harmless-looking symlink in a Git repo can redirect a tool into reading or writing anywhere on your machine. That old trick is now showing up in AI coding assistants, with nasty results.
A recent attack against Microsoft Entra ID demonstrated how incomplete Conditional Access coverage allowed Azure CLI sign-ins to bypass expected MFA protections.
SaaS integrations often stay connected long after the original rollout, supplier project or CRM upgrade has finished. Many senior leadership teams only revisit those permissions once suspicious activity forces an investigation and customer confidence has already started taking a hit. The Salesloft Drift breach exposed how attackers can abuse trusted cloud access without breaking into Salesforce itself. Instead, attackers used compromised OAuth tokens, which work like digital permission keys, to
The dark web is no longer just a marketplace for stolen credentials; it has grown far beyond that point and now affects nearly every phase of the cyberattack lifecycle. Markets that once traded only compromised accounts now also sell ransomware services, initial network access, exploit kits, phishing infrastructure, and even AI-powered attack tools. What used to be a place for selling stolen data has become the operational backbone of modern cybercrime. The first half of 2026 alone is indicative
SAST false positives bury real bugs, and an LLM wrapper does not fix that. Deep Code Analysis uses reachability analysis to prove which findings are real, reachable, and worth fixing.
53% of CNAPP detections are still open, and the number is growing. Most organizations follow the same playbook after deploying a new security tool or CNAPP. Roll it out, expand coverage, and get visibility across cloud environments, pushing remediation to Phase 2. The logic feels reasonable. See the full picture first, then start fixing. But […] The post Why Waiting to Start Cloud Remediation Costs You More Than Starting Early appeared first on Tamnoon.
Four practical AWS examples showing how correct scope, sufficient evidence, risk-based rollout, and policy as code build trust in preventive security. The post Before You Scale AWS Guardrails: Four Technical Foundations Security Teams Must Get Right appeared first on Blast Security Preemptive Cloud Defense.
ControlCase is hiring a full-time remote Delivery Coordinator for U.S. citizens. Coordinate cybersecurity compliance projects, support CMMC assessments, manage client communications, and collaborate with internal teams to deliver successful compliance engagements. Join a growing organization offering competitive benefits, paid certifications, career development, and the opportunity to work with leading cybersecurity professionals. The post Delivery Coordinator appeared first on ControlCase.
ColorTokens is proud to join the newly announced Claroty Technology Alliances Program. The program integrates market-leading microsegmentation capabilities with the Claroty Platform to strengthen operational resilience across critical infrastructure, where continuous production and human safety are vital. As Grant Geyer, Chief Strategy Officer at Claroty, said, segmentation will become one of the critical controls for […] The post Operational Resilience Starts with Risk-Intelligent Microse
How AWS Sign-In policies compare to Microsoft Entra Conditional Access, and what each layer contributes to a real data perimeter strategy. The post AWS Sign-In Conditions vs. Microsoft Conditional Access: What They Mean for Data Perimeter Protection appeared first on Blast Security Preemptive Cloud Defense.
AI Is Accelerating, and So Is the Risk  AI is being adopted in healthcare faster than almost any technology before it, with tools like ambient scribes, diagnostic support, and chatbots... The post AI Governance in Healthcare: A CIO’s Guide to AI Trust, Risk, and Security Management (TRiSM) by Gartner® appeared first on ClearDATA.
