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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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Five worthy reads: Beyond software licenses—where SAM meets SaaS and FinOps
Five worthy reads is a regular column on five noteworthy items we’ve discovered while researching trending and timeless topics. This week, we explore the convergence of software asset management (SAM), SaaS, and FinOps.As enterprises move rapidly toward cloud-first and subscription-based software environments, the boundaries between SAM, IT asset... The post Five worthy reads: Beyond software licenses—where SAM meets SaaS and FinOps appeared first on ManageEngine Blog.
Apple is deprecating hdiutil in macOS 27 Golden Gate. Are your scripts ready?
If you spent part of last weekend fielding Slack messages about hdiutil, you're not alone. Jeff Johnson'slapcatsoftware.com blog flagged that the man page for hdiutil in the macOS 27 Golden Gate beta now carries a deprecation notice:
Agent provenance is ambitious, so let’s get the hard parts right
Agent provenance is a useful stress test for whether your agent security stack can actually deliver accountability. It requires more than discovery or observability. You need an immutable chain of events, blended human-agent identity, runtime policy enforcement, and enough context to determine whether an agent’s actions stayed within the originator’s intent. The post Agent provenance is ambitious, so let’s get the hard parts right appeared first on P0 Security.
The Context Layer is the Story: Notes from the Databricks Summit
Key Takeaways “Context” was the most-used word at the Databricks Data and AI Summit, but it meant something different at nearly every booth: a catalog tag, a governance rule, a retrieval pipeline fragment. The dominant pattern on the floor was point solutions being absorbed into native platform features, cataloging here, governance there, not a consolidated […] The post The Context Layer is the Story: Notes from the Databricks Summit appeared first on Precisely.
The Context Layer is the Story: Notes from the Databricks Summit
Key Takeaways “Context” was the most-used word at the Databricks Data and AI Summit, but it meant something different at nearly every booth: a catalog tag, a governance rule, a retrieval pipeline fragment. The dominant pattern on the floor was point solutions being absorbed into native platform features, cataloging here, governance there, not a consolidated […] The post The Context Layer is the Story: Notes from the Databricks Summit appeared first on Precisely.
Multi-hop delegation for AI agents, and how the consent chain gets lost
When agent A delegates to agent B to a tool, the user's consent and identity get lost along the way. Here is how multi-hop delegation should actually work.
Agentic AI Security: Closing the Visibility and Accountability Gap
The security risks begin when AI stops recommending and starts acting. An AI agent that can access a database, change a configuration, create an account, transfer data, or trigger a business process is no longer safe without proper governance. From a security perspective, it is a powerful identity operating inside the enterprise. That makes privileged […]
Threat Actor Profile : DragonForce
Executive Summary: DragonForce is a financially motivated ransomware group. It became active in 2023 and later developed a Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) model. Instead of doing all attacks by itself, DragonForce provides ransomware tools and services to affiliates. These affiliates use the tools to attack organizations and share the ransom money with DragonForce. DragonForce uses double extortion. […]
Anatomy of a decoy: what happens when someone uses a stolen credential
A decoy credential looks exactly like a real one and belongs to no workload, so using it is unambiguous. Here is the path a request takes through C1 when someone tries a planted decoy: what the caller gets back, and the critical finding that lands on your side.
Privileged Access Management for Local Government Agencies
Privileged Access Management for Government Some of the most sensitive information in the country, across industries, rests in the hands of government agencies. Tax records, benefits data, court files, and the credentials that keep public services running require strong protection. At the same time, they represent some of the most valuable targets for attackers. In […] The post Privileged Access Management for Local Government Agencies appeared first on CyberFOX | Cybersecurity Software Pr
Apple's Largest Mercenary Spyware Warning Yet Reaches Users in 110 Countries
Apple's largest spyware alert wave yet highlights the growing risk of device compromise, where attackers bypass encrypted messaging entirely.
Threat Researchers Find State-Linked Clusters Hijacking Accounts through WhatsApp Device Linking and OAuth Abuse
State-linked threat actors are exploiting WhatsApp device linking, captive Wi-Fi networks, and OAuth authentication flows to compromise government, defense, academic, and research personnel.
White House to Launch Water Sector Cyber Protection Program as State Attacks Continue
Following attacks on more than 100 water systems, the White House is launching a cyber defense program to strengthen resilience and protect operations.
1Password signs OpenAI open letter calling for collective action on cyber defense
As AI moves from answering questions to taking actions, the ecosystem around it will determine whether organizations can use it safely and with confidence.OpenAI’s open letter on collective cyber defense warns that defenders have a limited window to strengthen security. It urges organizations to fix their highest-risk weaknesses, build least privilege and strong access controls, verify fixes, and make agentic identities traceable and accountable.The real work is building the ecosystem that lets
Mobile APM: Keep mobile app experiences seamless with Applications Manager
For a growing number of businesses, their mobile app isn't a companion to their actual product—it is the product. In banking, food delivery, ride-hailing, and retail, customers now expect to do everything from their phones, often without even accessing a website.That convenience comes with a much smaller margin for error. A slow screen during... The post Mobile APM: Keep mobile app experiences seamless with Applications Manager appeared first on ManageEngine Blog.
The EUDI Wallet Deadline You Can Meet, and the One Nobody Set
One of your customers has done everything by the book. They carry a government identity wallet proofed to the highest assurance level European law recognizes, and sign in to your app with nothing but a glance. One afternoon their phone rings. Then comes the call. The number, the hold music, the script are all convincingly […]
Zero Breach vs. Zero Impact: Key Takeaways From Cloud Security LIVE 2026
Most security programs still measure success by counting blocked attacks. At Cloud Security LIVE 2026, Ariel Parnes, Co-Founder at Mitiga, and Roee, field CTO at Orca, made the case for a different metric entirely. Prevention will never reach zero probability, and both of them were comfortable saying so out loud. What decides the outcome, once […] The post Zero Breach vs. Zero Impact: Key Takeaways From Cloud Security LIVE 2026 appeared first on Orca Security.
Vulnerability Prioritization: Modern Methods & Tools
Key Takeaways Vulnerability prioritization is the decision procedure a security team uses to order remediation work when the finding backlog exceeds the capacity available to clear it. The output is a sequence of work, not a score. Remediation capacity holds roughly steady across a quarter, and the finding count does not. NIST states the consequence […] The post Vulnerability Prioritization: Modern Methods & Tools appeared first on Orca Security.
What are Digital Identities & Why Do They Matter?
TLDR Billions of records breached annually and mounting regulatory pressure have exposed traditional username-password authentication as fundamentally inadequate for digital environments. Digital identity solves this through cryptographic credentials, biometric authentication, and selective disclosure that lets users prove... The post What are Digital Identities & Why Do They Matter? appeared first on Daon.
Top tips: How to become more tech-savvy without being a tech expert
Top Tips is a weekly column where we explore practical ways to navigate the technology shaping our everyday lives. This week, we're tackling a common feeling: the fear of not being “tech-savvy” enough, and sharing simple habits to help you become more confident, curious, and comfortable with the technology you use every day. Ever felt like... The post Top tips: How to become more tech-savvy without being a tech expert appeared first on ManageEngine Blog.
Scalability and growth in the age of AI: turning pressure into opportunity
Everybody used to build out three-year strategy plans, because that was the typical industry flow of how things moved. That doesn’t matter anymore: enterprises now have to shift at the speed of AI. Uber’s CTO made headlines earlier this year …
Akeyless at AWS Live 2026
This video, broadcast live from Black Hat USA, features a discussion on the challenges and best practices for securing agentic AI workloads within an enterprise environment. The post Akeyless at AWS Live 2026 appeared first on Akeyless.
Why IAM Maturity, Not Access Control Alone, Determines Breach Resilience
In August this year, news broke that the threat actor using the moniker “TheHatman” claimed responsibility for stealing over three million employee records from nine established companies, including McDonald’s Corporation, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), and Vodafone, through lapses in their Azure tenant. It’s still unclear how the attacker stole a trove of data from established […] The post Why IAM Maturity, Not Access Control Alone, Determines Breach Resilience appeared first on S
Why IAM Maturity, Not Access Control Alone, Determines Breach Resilience
In August this year, news broke that the threat actor using the moniker “TheHatman” claimed responsibility for stealing over three million employee records from nine established companies, including McDonald’s Corporation, Tata Consultancy Services (TCS), and Vodafone, through lapses in their Azure tenant. It’s still unclear how the attacker stole a trove of data from established […] The post Why IAM Maturity, Not Access Control Alone, Determines Breach Resilience appeared first on S
Kubernetes admission control does not need a second policy language
Platform teams usually keep two sets of access rules, one for what may be admitted into the cluster and one for what users may do in the applications there. Covers serving the admission webhook from the same policy layer, what a full ruleset looks like, and failure policy trade offs.
Why “No-Code” Matters Less Than “Low-Maintenance”
The hard part of a connector is not building it. It is keeping it working. “No-code” has become the headline feature of identity integration. Every connector platform leads with how little effort it takes to stand up a new integration: no developers, no custom scripts, a working connection in minutes. It is an appealing promise,
Designing for injection: What fraud systems must do now
Injection attacks now represent one of the most dangerous threats to financial institutions, but many organizations continue to operate their fraud defenses as if injection isn’t a critical vulnerability. By the end of 2025, injection attacks increased 200% relative to deepfakes – and they’re three times more likely to require specialized detection tools to catch.
The ECB Wants Your AI Cyber Action Plan by 31 October. Here’s How to Build One.
Introduction On 7 July 2026, Claudia Buch, Chair of the ECB’s Supervisory Board, sent a letter to the CEO of every significant institution under ECB Banking Supervision. Its subject was AI-enabled cybersecurity threats, and its message was unusually direct. Assess the impact of the changing threat landscape without delay, build a comprehensive action plan with […] The post The ECB Wants Your AI Cyber Action Plan by 31 October. Here’s How to Build One. appeared first on Orca Sec
AI Agent Security: The Real Risks of Autonomous AI Agents
AI agents are moving beyond answering questions. They can search company data, call APIs, update records, execute code, communicate with other systems, and complete multi-step tasks with limited supervision. That ability can save time. It also changes the security problem. A chatbot generates a response for a person to review. The post AI Agent Security: The Real Risks of Autonomous AI Agents appeared first on Sennovate.
Securing Endpoint Privilege in a Changing Threat Landscape: The New EPM Imperative
Removing local administrator rights is a good start. But in today’s threat environment, the real challenge is controlling when, why and how privilege is granted on the endpoint. For years, organizations have approached endpoint security with a straightforward principle: users should not have unrestricted administrator rights. The logic is sound. The fewer users with elevated […]
How to Spot the AI Agents Already Running in Your Environment
72% of organizations run live AI agents, but few govern them safely. Discover the 4 forms of agentic shadow AI, how to spot their signals, and steps to secure them. The post How to Spot the AI Agents Already Running in Your Environment appeared first on JumpCloud.
Agentic AI Engineering: How Precisely Builds Teams That Are Ready
Key Takeaways For responsible Agentic AI engineering, teams need structured training in multi-agent system design, human-in-the-loop principles, and the limits of AI autonomy. Clean coding architecture is what separates teams that use AI tools effectively from those that use them to build technical debt faster. The AI Cohort Program at Precisely demonstrates that engineering culture […] The post Agentic AI Engineering: How Precisely Builds Teams That Are Ready appeared first on Precisely.
What Is a Security Review? Definition, Process, and Best Practices
Learn what a security review is, how the process works, and best practices for identifying risks and strengthening security compliance. The post What Is a Security Review? Definition, Process, and Best Practices appeared first on Scytale.
AI Maturity Benchmark 2026 sneak peek: 4 findings
Almost everyone uses AI. Far fewer use it well. Here are four findings from our upcoming 2026 AI Maturity Benchmark Survey of 616 IT professionals.
1Password product enhancements: Smarter autofill, phishing prevention, and more
At 1Password, we’re constantly working to make life simpler and more secure for our users, from the biggest businesses to each individual who signs up for our password manager. Over the past few months, we’ve been rolling out a slew of updates designed to make a difference for customers, whether you’re using us at home, at work, or (ideally) both.Here are some of the latest developments for you to explore.Upgrades to autofill and autosaveOne of the most immediate benefits of using 1Password in y
When AI adoption outpaces IT visibility
At 1Password, we started expanding our use of AI with a familiar IT playbook. We identified the problems we wanted to solve and the tools that could help us achieve those goals. The plan was straightforward: enable teams, move quickly, learn what worked, and build the visibility needed to manage the cost.Then the operating model changed. AI vendors introduced consumption-based pricing faster than our processes could keep up, leaving us with a distributed system of vendor-specific dashboards to t
Post-Quantum Cryptography Readiness: What Regulated Industries Should Do Now
There’s a peculiar kind of risk in cybersecurity that most organizations aren’t wired to handle well. It’s the risk that shows up long before its consequences do—the kind where you have to act years ahead of any visible threat, or else lose the window entirely. Post-quantum cryptography is exactly this kind of risk. And for […] The post Post-Quantum Cryptography Readiness: What Regulated Industries Should Do Now appeared first on Plurilock.
Simeio Achieves Industry Milestone as Saviynt’s First Certified PAM Delivery Partner
Certified delivery partner status underscores the company’s expertise in delivering real-world Privileged Access Management outcomes that strengthen identity security and reduce cyber risk. ALPHARETTA, Ga – Aug. 26, 2026 – Simeio, a global leader in Identity Security Services, today announced that it is the first recipient of Saviynt’s inaugural Certified Privileged Access Management (PAM) Delivery Partner program. […] The post Simeio Achieves Industry Milestone as Saviynt’s First Certifie