Data Privacy Day 2026
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Vendor news
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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ISMS für Startups: Aufbau und Bestandteile (2026)
Was ein ISMS ist, woraus es besteht, welche Rolle die 93 Annex-A-Controls spielen und wie es sich von der ISO 27001 unterscheidet. Leitfaden für Startups.
Cybersecurity-Fachkräftemangel: Ursachen und Lösungen
Der Cybersecurity-Fachkräftemangel trifft europäische KMU am stärksten. Ursachen, operative Folgen und wie CISOs die Lücke mit Automatisierung schließen können.
TSA PreCheck Touchless ID: Everything You Need to Know
Learn how TSA PreCheck Touchless ID works, who is eligible, how to opt in, and where you can use it for an even faster airport security experience. The post TSA PreCheck Touchless ID: Everything You Need to Know appeared first on Telos.
The Five Eyes AI Shift in Cyber Risk Statement: What Industry Leaders Need to Know Now
Key Takeaways On 22 June 2026, the leaders of the Five Eyes cyber security agencies issued a joint statement, The AI Shift in Cyber Risk: Why Leaders Must Act Now, warning that frontier AI is transforming cyber risk on a timeline measured in months, not years. The statement is signed by the heads of the National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC, UK), Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA, US), National Security Agency (NSA, US), Australian Signals Directorate (ASD, Australia), Commun
What Is Automated Vishing Security Testing? A Guide
10 Integrated Risk Management Strategies with Continuum GRC in 2026
In 2026, organizations face an increasingly complex threat landscape where siloed risk management approaches fail to address the interoperability demands of modern regulatory frameworks. Integrated Risk Management has emerged as the essential discipline for CISOs and compliance officers seeking to unify cybersecurity controls, audit processes, and business objectives under a single governance model. Continuum GRC […] The post 10 Integrated Risk Management Strategies with Continuum GRC in 2
Why AI Needs a Semantic Layer
Key Takeaways A semantic layer sits between raw data and the AI systems that query it, translating physical data structures into governed business definitions — so every tool, team, and agent draws from the same source of truth. Without a semantic layer, AI returns confident, well-structured answers that can look correct while relying on the […] The post Why AI Needs a Semantic Layer appeared first on Precisely.
Why AI Needs a Semantic Layer
Key Takeaways A semantic layer sits between raw data and the AI systems that query it, translating physical data structures into governed business definitions — so every tool, team, and agent draws from the same source of truth. Without a semantic layer, AI returns confident, well-structured answers that can look correct while relying on the […] The post Why AI Needs a Semantic Layer appeared first on Precisely.
The Modern FedRAMP Journey: A Step-by-Step Roadmap for CSPs
For many cloud service providers (CSPs), the new, modern FedRAMP can feel overwhelming. There are new certification classes, multiple certification paths, evolving terminology, and different routes depending on whether you’re pursuing civilian agencies or the Department of Defense (DoD). Add in the introduction of FedRAMP 20x and the 2026 Consolidated Rules, and it’s easy to focus on individual requirements without understanding how they fit into the bigger picture. […] The pos
Features Don’t Win Budget Conversations. Operational Evidence Does.
CISOs can strengthen security budget conversations by replacing feature comparisons with measurable operational evidence. Establish the current burden, show how an investment changes security operations, and connect those improvements to financial impact. Metrics such as alert volume, analyst investigation time, manual effort, and capacity gained help CFOs evaluate security investments in terms of cost, benefit, … Continued The post Features Don’t Win Budget Conversations. Operationa
Can NVD Modernization Keep Pace With AI?
Can NVD Modernization Keep Pace With AI? AI can help security teams find vulnerabilities faster. That sounds entirely positive until we consider what happens after those vulnerabilities are found. Every new finding still
9 Best Supplier Risk Management Tools in 2026
Supplier risk management has expanded well beyond sending annual questionnaires to important vendors. A supplier may process sensitive data, host a critical application, provide components for production, support an essential business service, or depend on other organizations further down the supply chain. Each relationship creates a different combination of cyber, operational, compliance, financial, and concentration […] The post 9 Best Supplier Risk Management Tools in 2026 appeared firs
6 Best Multi-Language Smishing Training Platforms
ControlCase Announces ISO/IEC 42001 Accreditation for AI Management Systems
ControlCase Assessments has earned ANAB accreditation for ISO/IEC 42001, the international standard for Artificial Intelligence Management Systems (AIMS). Effective August 13, 2026, the accreditation enables ControlCase to provide formal certification assessments, helping organizations demonstrate responsible AI governance, risk management, and compliance. The post ControlCase Announces ISO/IEC 42001 Accreditation for AI Management Systems appeared first on ControlCase.
ISO 42001 + HITRUSTTM AI Security: Building a Reinforced Defense for AI Systems
AI governance and security go hand in hand. Explore how ISO 42001 and HITRUST AI Security provide complementary assurance, helping organizations govern AI responsibly, address emerging threats, validate security controls, and build greater trust in AI systems. The post ISO 42001 + HITRUSTTM AI Security: Building a Reinforced Defense for AI Systems appeared first on ControlCase.
Legacy Operating Models Can’t Keep Pace With IT Complexity, Cloud Security Alliance Survey Finds
Study reveals that fragmented ownership and limited visibility have made manual policy management a production risk SEATTLE – Aug. 18, 2026 — Fragmented operating models spanning teams, tools, and environments and which are still heavily reliant on manual processes are taking a measurable toll on production uptime, deployment velocity, and compliance readiness, according to a new survey from the Cloud Security Alliance (CSA), the world's leading not-for-profit organization committed to ...
Who Let the DAGs Out? When Your Orchestrator Plays the Wrong Tune
Everyone runs Apache Airflow. Almost nobody treats it like the production control plane it is. Offensive research into real exposed instances, leaked secrets, default creds, and new CVEs, including one found on the current release. The post Who Let the DAGs Out? When Your Orchestrator Plays the Wrong Tune appeared first on Reflectiz.
Lower Employee Cyber Risk: A Practical Playbook for Teams
Technical Debt Doesn’t Stay Technical
Every shortcut has an interest rate. In cybersecurity, the payment comes in risk. When Yesterday’s Shortcut Becomes Tomorrow’s Breach Technical debt reminds me a lot of carrying a balance on a credit card. At first, it doesn’t seem like a big deal. You’ll take care of it next month. Then after the next project. Then […] The post Technical Debt Doesn’t Stay Technical appeared first on infotex.
Downwind of the Labs
One of the first things they teach you in hazmat response is to stage uphill and upwind. (And the rule of thumb: if you can’t cover the scene with your thumb, you’re too close). Before you treat a single patient, before you even get out of the truck, you figure out where the plume is going. While most industrial accidents are self-contained, it’s the ones that spread into the surrounding community that make the news. This is how I’m now thinking about the Hugging Face and related AI “esc...
From Demo to Production: Scaling Continuous Control Monitoring within the ServiceNow and Atlassian ecosystem
Enterprises settled the question:“is my software actually working” about a decade ago. Not by hiring more people to read logs, but by instrumenting the data plane once and letting anyone query it. Observability became infrastructure, and the people who used to read logs went and solved harder problems. GRC has never had that moment. We […] The post From Demo to Production: Scaling Continuous Control Monitoring within the ServiceNow and Atlassian ecosystem first appeared on TrustCloud.
We've Seen This Movie: The OT/IT Technology Divide
Manufacturing knows what happens when IT and OT divide; AI governance is an unexpected chance to do it differently. In this blog, we walk through a unified governance model that bridges both before bad habits set in.
How a single PostScript file leaks your Mac's memory
When I started my InfoSec journey, most of the offensive classes I took focused on memory corruption exploits. I learned a lot about buffer overflows, DEP and ASLR bypasses, and even got into kernel exploitation. However, since my job at that time was mostly hunting for bad guys in an insane amount of logs and telemetry data, I never really had the time to apply this knowledge.
Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026: Themes, Dates and 10 Ideas | Hoxhunt SAT category highlights
Aug 18, 2026 | Cybersecurity Awareness Month 2026 runs October 1 to 31. See the official CISA and NCA themes, 10 campaign ideas that work and a free 2026 toolkit.
How to Stop Account Takeover and Post-Login Abuse
Account takeover (ATO) attack volumes actually dropped 7% last quarter, but don’t let that fool you into a false sense of security.  Sift’s latest network data reveals a much more dangerous shift: fraudsters are abandoning sloppy, mass-volume login attacks and turning to highly targeted, surgical strikes. While login attempts fell, successful breaches caused downstream fraudulent […] The post How to Stop Account Takeover and Post-Login Abuse appeared first on Sift.
Why Service Providers Who Skip Business Impact Analysis Leave Money on the Table
If I asked you right now to name the three business processes that generate 80% of your largest client’s revenue, could you do it? Not their infrastructure, their software stack, or their endpoint count, but what they actually do to make money.  If you hesitated, you’re not alone. Most service providers can recite a client’s entire technology environment from […] The post Why Service Providers Who Skip Business Impact Analysis Leave Money on the Table appeared firs
CBP AI Flags Transshipped Goods Before Customs Clears Them, Closing Post-Audit Loophole
The post CBP AI Flags Transshipped Goods Before Customs Clears Them, Closing Post-Audit Loophole appeared first on Exiger.
Cost Audit vs Management Audit vs Financial Audit: Differences, Scope, Objectives & Examples
In Simple Terms: Cost Audit → Cost Management Audit → Management & Performance Financial Audit → Financial Statements Cost Audit vs Management Audit vs Financial Audit at a Glance Basis Cost Audit Management Audit Financial Audit Primary focus Cost records and cost information Management effectiveness and organizational performance Financial statements and financial reporting Main question... The post Cost Audit vs Management Audit vs Financial Audit: Differences, Scope, Objectives & Ex
What Saudi Arabian Public Sector Organisations Need to Know About AI Data Governance
Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 transformation initiative positions artificial intelligence as a cornerstone of economic diversification and digital government services. Public sector organisations across the Kingdom are rapidly deploying AI systems to enhance citizen services, optimise resource allocation, and improve decision-making processes. However, these AI implementations create unprecedented AI data governance challenges that traditional security frameworks Read more...
PreVeil’s RFI Response: How to Cut CMMC Compliance Costs From $130K to $15K a Year
Following the DoW’s suspension of CMMC Phase 2, the Department issued an RFI seeking industry input on reform. In support of small and mid-sized businesses in the defense industrial base, PreVeil submitted the response below. PreVeil welcomes the Department’s initiative and responds from a unique vantage point: we protect CUI for more than 3,000 small […] The post PreVeil’s RFI Response: How to Cut CMMC Compliance Costs From $130K to $15K a Year appeared first on PreVeil.
Data Sovereignty Requirements for Austrian Public Sector AI Implementation
Austria’s public sector organisations deploying artificial intelligence systems face increasingly complex data sovereignty requirements that demand careful architectural planning and robust governance frameworks. These requirements extend beyond traditional data protection measures to encompass AI-specific considerations around training data localisation, algorithmic transparency, and cross-border data flows. Understanding these requirements becomes critical as Austrian government agencies
Best Practices for Automotive Industry Data Security and Compliance
The automotive industry faces unprecedented cybersecurity challenges as vehicles become increasingly connected and autonomous. Modern vehicles generate, process, and transmit massive volumes of sensitive data, from personal information and location data to proprietary engineering specifications and supply chain communications. This digital transformation exposes automotive organisations to sophisticated cyber threats, stringent regulatory requirements, and complex compliance Read more...
Exiger Customer Success Leader Edona Kurtolli Named Recipient of 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award
Exiger's Enterprise Customer Success Director Edona Kurtolli has been named a 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award recipient in the Trailblazer category, recognizing her leadership, innovation and impact across the supply chain industry. The post Exiger Customer Success Leader Edona Kurtolli Named Recipient of 2026 Women in Supply Chain Forum™ Award appeared first on Exiger.
Compliance Scorecard and Senteon Partner to Strengthen Continuous Compliance
Compliance Scorecard has partnered with Senteon to connect governance, risk, and compliance workflows with automated endpoint hardening and configuration drift management. The integration brings Senteon’s endpoint security data into Compliance Scorecard, giving organizations greater visibility into whether documented security controls are continuously implemented and maintained. Together, the platforms help reduce manual audit work, detect configuration… The post Compliance Scorecard and S
How to Manage Hundreds of DSARs Without Creating Operational Chaos
Learn how to manage DSARs at scale with centralized intake, automated workflows, deadline tracking, clear ownership, and audit-ready documentation. The post How to Manage Hundreds of DSARs Without Creating Operational Chaos appeared first on RadarFirst.
When the Playbook Breaks: AI Incident Response for Systems That Don't Behave Like Anything Else
Three years after the explosion of GenAI in the enterprise, most organizations now have an inventory of their AI systems, an acceptable use policy, and — at best — a process for approving AI use cases. Far fewer, however, have answered a seemingly simple question about AI Incident Response: what exactly do we do on the day one of these tools is compromised? Most security organizations have mature playbooks for ransomware, business email compromise, and cloud account takeover. Yet very fe...
Reducing Your Digital Footprint
Your digital footprint may be easier to find than you think. Remember to keep your identity safe when browsing the Internet.
The Board Is Asking Cybersecurity Questions. But Can It Judge the Answers?
Boards may receive regular cybersecurity reports and still lack the context needed for meaningful oversight. Recent research shows why expertise, accountability, and governance visibility matter more than reporting alone. The post The Board Is Asking Cybersecurity Questions. But Can It Judge the Answers? appeared first on CISOteria.
Brand Impersonation Takedown: From Whack-a-Mole to Managed Response
Manual brand impersonation takedowns fail because attackers move faster than ticket-based abuse reports can resolve — phishing pages and fake executive profiles often do their damage within hours of going live, while manual removal can take days. A managed takedown program pairs continuous, verified monitoring with pre-authorized removal (in-certain cases), cutting the exposure window from days to hours. This matters most for consulting and professional services firms, where a spoofed domain or