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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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PreVeil Managed Service Offering Earns CMMC Level 2 Certification

PreVeil Email and Drive is trusted by thousands of organizations to protect their CUI and has helped over + organizations achieve CMMC Level 2 certification.  Today, we’re proud to announce that PreVeil’s Managed Service offering, which includes our VDI environment and Email Relay, has passed its CMMC Level 2 assessment with a perfect 110 score. […] The post PreVeil Managed Service Offering Earns CMMC Level 2 Certification appeared first on PreVeil.

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Why third-party risk management is broken, according to CISOs and analysts

Independent journalists, analysts, and working CISOs are all reaching the same conclusion about questionnaire-based, point-in-time risk assessment: it’s no longer enough. Risk and vulnerabilities keep growing, compliance obligations keep stacking up, and AI adds an entirely new surface to account for. CISOs need something better: a continuous approach with visibility across their business, that actually […] The post Why third-party risk management is broken, according to CISOs and analysts

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Business Case for External Identity Management Solutions in 2026

External identity management is the systematic identification, suppression, and continuous monitoring of personal data exposed across data broker databases, public records aggregators, and people-search sites that sit entirely outside corporate security perimeters. Cyber insurers are now pricing that gap directly into premiums. Organizations with documented exposure management programs have reported measurably lower renewal increases than peers with no structured program, and that delta is showi

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Pennsylvania Patient Safety Reporting Requirements: What You Need to Know Now

All Pennsylvania healthcare providers and facilities are required to report patient safety events through the Pennsylvania Patient Safety Reporting System. The requirement itself is not new. However, recent guidance updates and rising reporting volume have made compliance more demanding and – for many healthcare organizations – more time-consuming. What Is the Pennsylvania Patient Safety Reporting [...] The post Pennsylvania Patient Safety Reporting Requirements: What You Need to Know Now appear

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What was the LiteLLM Supply Chain Attack?

Introduction The modern software development ecosystem is built on a foundation of shared trust. In March 2026, that trust was exploited by one of the most widely used Python libraries in the artificial intelligence space. LiteLLM, a package that provides developers with a unified interface to dozens of large language model providers, is downloaded millions […]

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5 Biggest Challenges of AI in Cybersecurity

IBM’s 2025 Cost of a Data Breach Report found that 97% of organizations that experienced an artificial intelligence (AI)-related security incident lacked proper access controls on AI systems. The same report highlighted that 63% of organizations lacked governance policies to manage AI or prevent shadow AI. Despite those statistics, AI is now deeply embedded in […] The post 5 Biggest Challenges of AI in Cybersecurity appeared first on Outpost24.

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A CISO’s 90-Day Roadmap to Defensible GRC

Executive Summary: Stepping into the role of Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) requires a fundamental shift in mindset. Your job is no longer just defending the network: you are now responsible for defending the business. To do this successfully, you must bridge the gap between technical security and executive risk by standing up a mature, defensible Governance, ... The post A CISO’s 90-Day Roadmap to Defensible GRC appeared first on SAI360.

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Best Practices for Managing Information Security Risks: A Practical Guide for Building an Effective ISRM Framework

Why Information Security Risk Management Needs a Practical Approach Information security risk management has become one of the most important responsibilities for modern organizations. As businesses increasingly depend on digital systems, cloud services, online platforms, and data-driven operations, the ability to identify and control cybersecurity risks directly affects business continuity, customer trust, and long-term success.…

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What Mythos Revealed About Modern Cybersecurity | Uptycs

When Anthropic unveiled its Mythos model under Project Glasswing, the reaction split almost on cue. One camp called it the moment that changes everything. The other shrugged it off as another over-hyped demo. Both readings miss what actually happened. Mythos didn’t create a new problem. It made an old one impossible to ignore.

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What Is Considered a Material Cyber Risk Under the New US SEC Rules?

Cybersecurity is no longer viewed solely as an IT concern—it has become a matter of business resilience and corporate governance. Recognizing this shift, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) introduced new cybersecurity disclosure rules that require public companies to report material cybersecurity incidents and provide greater transparency into their cyber risk management practices. This […] The post What Is Considered a Material Cyber Risk Under the New US SEC Rules? appeare

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How to achieve 3-day compliance audits

At enterprise scale, the audit season never really ends. An enterprise security program carries responsibility for a growing number of compliance frameworks, across all business units and regions, with overlapping cycles. In essence, the team is always preparing for another one. Before an external auditor starts the clock, teams run internal readiness checks, which industry […] The post How to achieve 3-day compliance audits first appeared on TrustCloud.

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Healthcare risk governance in Australia | Clearer board insight

Healthcare boards in Australia are rarely short of information. They receive board packs, dashboards, risk reports, compliance updates, clinical governance papers, cyber briefings, incident summaries, assurance findings and operational metrics. The problem isn’t the volume of reporting. It’s the connection between it. That was one of the strongest themes from the recent fireside chat, Risk governance in healthcare: What boards need from leaders, featuring healthcare leader Stewart Dowrick in con

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How to Start Third-Party Compliance Risk Management

Quick summary: Third-party compliance risk management helps organizations verify that vendors, suppliers, and other parties comply with applicable laws, regulations, contractual obligations, and internal policies. An effective program starts with a complete vendor inventory and prioritizes reviews based on risk. Teams then perform due diligence, strengthen contract terms, document controls, and monitor vendors for changes that could create compliance gaps. Practical tools such as maturity benchm

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Improve Your Business Continuity with Disaster Recovery

  Think of a disaster recovery (DR) plan as a grade-school fire drill for your data. Nobody plans on their school catching fire, but the organizations that practice the escape… The post Improve Your Business Continuity with Disaster Recovery appeared first on 11:11 Systems.

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Verizon DBIR 2026: What the Human Element Data Means for Security Awareness Programs | NINJIO

Key Takeaways Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report drew on more than 22,000 confirmed breaches across 145 countries, the largest dataset in the report’s 19-year history. Vulnerability exploitation tends to dominate the headlines when the DBIR drops. But for cybersecurity leaders, the human risk numbers are just as important, and considerably harder to solve with a patch.  The DBIR’s findings show a consistent... The post Verizo

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Cyber Insurance Requirements Small Business: Compliance Guide

For many small businesses, the cyber insurance application is their first real compliance assessment. Insurers now ask specific, technical questions about MFA deployment, encryption coverage, patch management cadence, backup testing, and incident response planning—and they deny or restrict coverage when the answers fall short.

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Your Risk Strategy Is Broken Without Resilience

Corporate performance depends on how well disruptions are managed. And these disruptions are more frequent, severe, and harder than ever to predict. The most effective business continuity plans are deeply intertwined with governance, risk, and compliance, where the disciplines work together for better decision-making, faster response, and synchronized priorities. Achieving that level of coordination, however, [...] The post Your Risk Strategy Is Broken Without Resilience appeared first on Riskon

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CMMC Is No Longer a Solo Effort: Securing CUI Across the Supply Chain

A defense contractor can secure every system inside its own walls and still be exposed the moment it shares Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) with a subcontractor that is not ready to protect it. CMMC was never only about your own compliance. It is about every company that handles the same sensitive data. That makes securing […] The post CMMC Is No Longer a Solo Effort: Securing CUI Across the Supply Chain appeared first on PreVeil.

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How to Be a Smarter Token Manager: Model Routing, Explained

Two weeks of writing about AI token economics kept leading to the same corner: you cannot control what the vendors charge, only how wisely you […] The post How to Be a Smarter Token Manager: Model Routing, Explained appeared first on Olakai.

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Your EMR Vendor May Be Your Biggest Security Blind Spot

Modern EMRs rely on an expanding network of vendors, cloud providers, and integrations, making ongoing vendor oversight just as important as securing your own environment. The post Your EMR Vendor May Be Your Biggest Security Blind Spot appeared first on Omega Systems.

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How to Spot Artificial Intelligence Scams

Key Takeaway: Modern artificial intelligence scams look way more convincing than simple phishing emails or fake websites. Brands face a new generation of threats that exploit AI to impersonate, deceive, and defraud at a scale that manual monitoring cannot match. AI makes it easy to scam you. Cheap, accessible, and convincing scams multiply across the […] The post How to Spot Artificial Intelligence Scams appeared first on EBRAND.

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What Should Be Contained First? Prioritization in Cyber Incident Response

When a cyber incident begins, not everything can be fixed at once. The first challenge is deciding what to contain first: active threats, critical systems, exposed assets, compromised identities, and attack paths that could escalate business impact. The post What Should Be Contained First? Prioritization in Cyber Incident Response appeared first on CISOteria.

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Bring on the audit. Audit-Ready Data Security with PKWARE

Audit-ready data security isn't a posture. It's a record. Here's how we build it, and why we don't dread the calendar invite. I've sat in enough audit prep meetings to know the tell. The room goes quiet when the auditor's first question lands. Spreadsheets get pulled. Architecture diagrams get printed. Somebody asks if anyone

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6 Top Risk Register Software Tools for Security Teams in 2026

What is a Risk Register? A risk register is the working record of the risks an organization has identified, assessed, assigned, and decided how to treat. NIST defines a risk register as “a repository of risk information including the data understood about risks over time.” NIST also defines an enterprise risk register as an enterprise-level […] The post 6 Top Risk Register Software Tools for Security Teams in 2026 appeared first on Centraleyes.

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OCR Readiness: Be Prepared for Investigations and Corrective Action Plans

When the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) comes knocking, the stress level in any healthcare organization inevitably spikes. However, a proactive approach to OCR investigation readiness can transform a high-pressure audit into an opportunity for organizational growth. Effective preparation is not just about “surviving” an audit; it is about demonstrating a culture of compliance that protects patient data and organizational reputation. The post OCR Readiness: Be Prepared for Investigations and Corre

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OCR Readiness: Be Prepared for Investigations and Corrective Action Plans

When the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) comes knocking, the stress level in any healthcare organization inevitably spikes. However, a proactive approach to OCR investigation readiness can transform a high-pressure audit into an opportunity for organizational growth. Effective preparation is not just about “surviving” an audit; it is about demonstrating a culture of compliance that protects patient data and organizational reputation. The post OCR Readiness: Be Prepared for Investigations and Corre

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OCR Readiness: Be Prepared for Investigations and Corrective Action Plans

by Alan DeVaughan When the Office for Civil Rights (OCR) comes knocking, the stress level in any healthcare organization inevitably spikes. However, a proactive approach to OCR investigation readiness can transform a high-pressure audit into… The post OCR Readiness: Be Prepared for Investigations and Corrective Action Plans appeared first on Meditology Services.