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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AI systems are increasingly acting on a company’s behalf, accessing systems, generating content and completing work at machine speed. Risk, compliance and security teams already own the policies governing much of this activity. What they have lacked is a way to enforce those policies at machine speed, at the moment a prompt reaches a model. […] The post AI Agent Compliance: How Guardrails Enforce Policy in Real Time appeared first on Archer.
1EXIGER.AI combines supply chain expertise, trusted data and AI-native development to help lean teams manage complexity at scale. Explore how Exiger is enabling organizations to act earlier, build faster and own their AI future. The post Act First. Build with Us. Own Your AI Future. With 1EXIGER.AI appeared first on Exiger.
A North African Single Window operator wanted to fully digitalize its country’s foreign trade processes by building a nationally interconnected platform that brings together every stakeholder involved in import and export operations: ports, customs, banks, logistics operators, and government entities, …
The global average cost of a data breach reached $4.44 million in 2025, the first decline in five years. IBM attributes this largely to faster detection and containment, driven by AI-assisted security tooling and more mature incident response programs.¹ That decline is meaningful, but it does not erase the underlying question that keeps security leaders up at night: if an attacker came for your organization today, would your security program catch it in time? For buyers comparing cybersecurity t
This Exiger Executive Forum examines what autonomous supply chains mean in practice. Leaders will explore AI-driven action, risk, security, and the balance between speed and control. The post Exiger Executive Forum | The Rise of Autonomous Supply Chains appeared first on Exiger.
Part 1 of 2: We revisit where OCR’s HIPAA Right of Access enforcement began and what enforcement action #1 still teaches healthcare providers today. Seven years ago this month, an $85,000 settlement launched OCR’s HIPAA Right of Access enforcement initiative. 55 enforcement actions later, the compliance lesson remains remarkably familiar. In 2019, then OCR Director […] The post 7 Years, 55 HIPAA Enforcement Actions: What OCR’s First Right of Access Fine Still Teaches Heal
FedRAMP 20x Automation, Evidence and Independent Assessments FedRAMP 20x changes how cloud service providers document, measure, and demonstrate security. Its emphasis is on measurable outcomes, current evidence, persistent verification and validation, and machine-readable certification information. Automation can make evidence more timely and repeatable, but it does not replace governance, risk decisions, human oversight, or independent […] The post FedRAMP 20x Automation: Lazarus Alliance
FedRAMP 20x is transforming both the structure of the FedRAMP program and federal compliance as a whole. Organizations that have Rev 5 Authorization now find themselves asking how the transition process works and the steps they need to take in preparation. Read on to learn the differences between Rev 5 and 20x, a timeline for […] The post Transitioning from Rev 5 to FedRAMP 20x: What You Need to Know appeared first on A-LIGN.
Copla released third-party risk management software on 15 September 2026, built for any company managing vendor risk and third-party relationships across procurement, IT, legal, and compliance, not only regulated financial entities. It replaces the fragmented registers, spreadsheets, and email threads most teams currently run vendor oversight through with a single system for onboarding, risk evaluation, […] The post Third-party risk management: why 69% of companies can’t verify it first ap
A Payment Card Industry Digital Security Standard (PCI DSS) gap analysis identifies the difference between your current security controls and PCI DSS requirements. This blog explains what a PCI DSS gap analysis and assessment is and how it works, which frameworks to use, and why partnering with an experienced IT compliance and risk management firm […]
With artificial intelligence (AI) shrinking the window between vulnerability discovery and exploitation and lowering the barrier to entry for bad actors, new findings from Sysdig show that skilled human operators can move just as swiftly after gaining initial access. In one instance highlighted by the cloud security company, the threat actor pivoted from a vulnerable Marimo notebook to an SSH
Exploring hidden attack techniques that take advantage of modern LLMs. Why Your LLM Should Trust No One Prompt Injections rank number one on the OWASP Top 10 for Large Language Model (LLM) Applications, as it has the highest potential for misuse by an adversary. Defending against prompt injections is a daunting task, but what even […] The post The Invisible Risk of Prompt Injection appeared first on infotex.
Agentic Ransomware: From Human-Operated to AI-Operated Attacks Ransomware has always needed a human involved somewhere: an affiliate navigating a network by hand, or at minimum, a person who wrote the script the malware
Simplify Threat Intelligence Procurement with SOCRadar and Microsoft Marketplace Your security team has already made the case for external threat intelligence. The budget owner agrees. Then the deal stalls on procurement
As breaches become part of everyday business, how has the conversation evolved and what do recent incidents reveal about good — and poor — incident response? Even as little as five years ago, a company that suffered a breach would come under intense scrutiny, including months of review into how and why the attack had … Continued
Third-party vendors have quietly become one of the biggest blind spots in enterprise security. SaaS platforms, cloud providers, outsourced IT… The post Why AI-Powered Vendor Monitoring Is Becoming a Security Priority appeared first on Mitigata Cyber insurance & security blogs.
Most security leaders did not get a bigger budget, a bigger team, or new expertise when generative AI landed on their desks. They got a bigger job. Strip away the headline concern number in Proofpoint’s newly released 2026 Voice of the CISO report and what is left underneath is the real story: a resourcing gap Read more...
Ask a Dutch healthcare CISO whether a vendor’s platform is secure, and most will nod politely and move on. Ask whether an independent auditor has verified that platform against the exact standard regulators use to judge the CISO’s own organization, and the conversation stops being polite. That is the question Kiteworks set out to answer Read more...
Europe’s record-breaking summer heat reminded me the world is changing fast. A West Coast friend mentioned they now had four seasons: ‘Winter, Spring, Summer and Fire.’ For over a century, actuarial science has run on a simple assumption: yesterday's losses are the best guide to tomorrow's premiums. Trend tables, loss triangles, and smoothed historical curves have served insurers well in a world where floods, fires, and mortality rates changed slowly and predictably. Today’s world is less…
When it comes to building, deploying and running technology, data has always had gravity.We can observe this in the way workloads get pulled toward whatever platform holds the storage. Wherever the definitions, the lineage, and the policies accumulate, agents get pulled toward reasoning from that place. In other words, context drives the same pull as data, one layer up. Every enterprise deploying AI in 2026 is making a decision about where that gravity lands, whether it's making that…
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“We are at perhaps the most dangerous time I can recall as far as the risk to utility infrastructure and everything that helps power the United States,” Scott Aaronson said That was the throughline of a recent webinar VanishID co-hosted with Carahsoft, featuring Scott Aaronson, Founder and Principal at Aaronson Resilience Advisors, and Tommy Hoschouer, Head of Public Sector at VanishID. Aaronson has spent roughly 20 years in government and alongside utilities preparing for and respon
Learn how AI incident management helps organizations assess, remediate, and learn from unexpected AI behavior while preserving trust and accountability. The post AI Incident Management Turns AI Risk Into Operational Trust appeared first on RadarFirst.
While every operator budgets for promotions as a customer acquisition cost, very few budget for the version of that cost that never converts into a real player. Bonus abuse and multi-accounting now account for the single largest fraud category in iGaming, making up 64% of fraud according to a recent study. But unlike chargebacks or […] The post iGaming Fraud Prevention: Key Strategies to Implement appeared first on Sift.
Companies pursue ISO 27001 certification for compliance reasons, for risk management reasons, and increasingly for a reason that shows up directly in the revenue line: they’re losing deals to certified competitors or being excluded from procurement processes they would otherwise qualify for. The certification tells prospects, partners, and regulators something specific. An independent third party […] The post How ISO 27001 Certification Helps You Win More Business appeared first on C
Privacy Risk Predictions Based on Fundamental Understanding of Personal Data and an Evolving Threat Landscape Ryan Anderson Mon, 09/14/2026 - 13:19 Abstract Show AbstractIt is difficult for individuals and organizations to protect personal information without a fundamental understanding of relative privacy risks. By analyzing over 5,000 empirical identity theft and fraud cases, this research identifies which types of personal data are exposed, how frequently such exposures occur, and what the co
A Survey on Quantitative Modeling of Trust in Online Social Networks Ryan Anderson Mon, 09/14/2026 - 13:16 Abstract Show AbstractOnline social networks facilitate user engagement and information sharing but are also rife with misinformation and deception. Research on trust modeling in online social networks focuses on developing computational models or algorithms to measure trust relationships, assess the reliability of shared content, and detect spam or malicious activities. However, most exist
Beyond Blanket Masking: Examining Granularity for Privacy Protection in Images Captured by Blind and Low Vision Users Ryan Anderson Mon, 09/14/2026 - 13:13 Abstract Show AbstractAs visual assistant systems powered by visual language models (VLMs) become more prevalent, concerns over user privacy have grown, particularly for blind and low vision users who may unknowingly capture personal private information in their images. Existing privacy protection methods rely on coarse-grained segmentation,
