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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IBM i environments support some of the most critical applications, processes, and data in an organization. Protecting these environments requires more than controlling user access or securing network connections. Organizations also need visibility into what changes inside their IBM i environment. A modification to a critical object or file may be legitimate. It may also […] The post File Integrity Monitoring on IBM i: How to Detect Unauthorized Changes appeared first on Raz-Lee Security.
Separated by a nearly thirty-year age gap, one might expect us to view organizational dynamics through vastly different lenses. Yet across three decades of institutional executive leadership at fifty-six and frontier AI delivery at twenty-eight, we arrive at the same mandate: leadership requires absolute accountability, deliberate choice and direct ownership of outcomes.  Conventional corporate structures […] The post Choosing Action: Operational Accountability in the Era of 10x AI ap
The French supermarket hack exploited unpatched, internet-facing Danfoss controllers. Learn why OT security gaps like this persist and how to close them.
Some organisations are exploring AI-assisted engineering, predictive insights and automated risk assessments while still working through incomplete asset information, poorly understood connections and uncertainty about who owns what. That creates a tension. The ambition is understandable. There are real opportunities to reduce repetitive work, connect fragmented information and help people make better decisions. But what… The post AI in OT: What It Can Help Fix, and What It Still Needs Fro
An unexpected increase in network traffic raises questions. Is it a scheduled transfer, a change in application workload or activity that needs closer investigation? For network engineers, NetOps teams and SOC analysts, traffic volume is only the starting point. Understanding the cause requires context: which systems were involved, where traffic was going and what else […]
Employees using personal ChatGPT accounts at work can expose sensitive company data, even when their organization provides an approved Enterprise workspace. NordLayer explains how IT teams can investigate unauthorized AI use and block sensitive information before it reaches personal accounts. [...]
DORA does not explicitly mandate standalone DDoS testing, and it prescribes no DDoS-specific schedule. What it requires is a risk-based digital operational resilience testing programme. For financial entities that depend on internet-facing services, a controlled DDoS simulation can provide direct evidence that availability protections perform as expected under attack. That distinction decides how firms act […]
Effective DDoS defence starts with understanding why your organisation is being targeted. A spike in traffic tells you what is happening, but not necessarily who is behind it or what they want to achieve. Understanding the motivation behind an attack can provide critical context for incident response, threat assessment, and defence strategy. DDoS attacks serve […]
AI agents are becoming increasingly capable of interacting with applications, accessing data, invoking tools and carrying out complex tasks with limited human intervention. These capabilities are creating new opportunities for businesses, but they are also changing the cybersecurity landscape. A critical advisory issued by India’s Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT-In) on 15 October 2026 highlights […]
The Gap Autonomous Pentesting Aims to Close Many organizations still schedule penetration tests once or twice a year, often to match an audit cycle, but most environments change far more often than that. New cloud resources, identity permissions, and exposed services appear every week, and each one can open an attack path that stays untested … Continued The post How to Choose the Best Autonomous Pentesting Solution for Your Business appeared first on BreachLock.
For years, “turn on MFA” was the single piece of advice security teams could give with total confidence. It stopped the vast majority of credential-based attacks, and organizations rolled it out accordingly. That confidence needs an update. Proofpoint’s 2025 research found that 59% of accounts attackers successfully took over last year had MFA enabled at ... MFA Bypass Is the New Phishing: How Attackers Are Getting Past Multi-Factor Authentication The post MFA Bypass Is the New
With guardrails lowered, OpenAI’s AI agents chained vulnerabilities and breached Hugging Face. Here’s what the incident means for your AI and network security.
A 2019 breach at American Medical Collection Agency, Labcorp’s debt collection vendor, affected more than 10.2 million Labcorp patients. Years later, Labcorp has agreed to a $2.3 million multistate settlement over the incident. Over the past few weeks, the ColorTokens Threat Intelligence team has been tracking the consequences of data theft across healthcare and defense. […] The post A $2.3 Million Settlement and the Long Cost of Stolen Data appeared first on ColorTokens.
BlackBerry Field Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) Jonathan Jackson discusses cyber resilience, secure communications, identity verification, cross-border cooperation, and crisis exercises.
Every vendor’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month content this year has a version of the same slide: “AI is supercharging phishing.” It’s not wrong. It’s also become background noise, a scary number pulled from a press release, dropped into a blog post, repeated by the next vendor down the line until nobody can trace it back to ... AI-Generated Phishing and Deepfake Vishing: What We’re Actually Seeing in Live Incidents The post AI-Generated Phishing and Deepfake Vi
Japan faced an unprecedented cyberattack. Every one of you knows that while the attacker is automated, the defender is not. The fastest eCrime breakout time, i.e., the interval between initial access and the first lateral move, was 27 seconds, and one intrusion exfiltrated data four minutes after initial access (CrowdStrike 2026 Global Threat Report). Attacks […] The post Policy Latency Is the New Attack Surface. Breach Readiness Must Begin at the Top. appeared first on ColorTokens.
A major cyberattack targeting refrigeration systems across hundreds of French supermarkets has highlighted the growing cybersecurity risks associated with connected operational technology (OT). The incident, reported on 12 October 2026, disrupted refrigeration operations across several major retailers, resulting in food losses, reports of equipment damage and significant operational disruption. Unlike conventional cyberattacks focused primarily on […]
Physical AI brings machine learning into systems that sense, decide, and act in the world. Autonomous vehicles, mobile robots, agricultural machines, and other intelligent devices increasingly use learned models to interpret their surroundings and determine what to do next. An end-to-end model can simplify the path from sensor input to an action. It does not eliminate the work around that model: moving data between processes and ECUs, supervising execution, handling faults, or staying within...
We're part of OpenAI’s Daybreak Defense Network—what does that mean for our customers? Go deeper, get to the evidence faster, and make real security improvements; in this blog, Founder and CEO David Kennedy explains how.
Key Takeaways Breach360 is BreachLock’s agentic autonomous penetration testing solution for web applications, APIs, and internal and external networks, trained on intelligence from more than 40,000 real-world pentests. It is built to run safely in production, testing only authorized assets, pausing for approval before lateral movement or privilege escalation, and giving you a kill switch … Continued The post Production-Safe Autonomous Penetration Testing: How Breach360 Controls Scope
Softdocs replaced its annual, point-in-time pentest with BreachLock Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS) and now gets the vulnerability findings its previous pentests never surfaced and continuous visibility into its security posture. In a recent testimonial, the Softdocs team explained what changed after the switch, from deeper scoping to results developers can easily understand and … Continued The post PTaaS Case Study: Why Softdocs Chose BreachLock appeared first on BreachLock.
For operational technology teams, patching is rarely just a technical decision. Maintenance windows, vendor requirements, legacy systems, safety considerations, and operational dependencies can all affect when remediation can occur. That creates an important security question for federal civilian organizations that operate or oversee energy, water, and other critical infrastructure: How can teams reduce exposure associated […] The post Contain OT Risk While Remediation Moves Forward appear
Gemeinsam mit der AFCEA Bonn und weiteren Partnern haben wir an der Studie „Gesamtstaatliches Sicherheitsökosystem 2030“ mitgewirkt. Sie untersucht, wie Informationen, Entscheidungen und Einsatzmittel in Deutschland über Organisationsgrenzen hinweg besser zusammenspielen können und wo aktuell noch strukturelle Lücken bestehen.Die Verkettungslücke als zentrale HerausforderungAus den Ergebnissen geht unter anderem hervor, dass Deutschland beim Aufbau vernetzter
This year’s Cybersecurity Awareness Month theme, from the National Cybersecurity Alliance, is “Don’t Make It Easy for Them”, a call to build small, consistent security habits that make life harder for attackers. It’s a good message. It’s also, on its own, can be seen as an incomplete one. Every October, organizations run their annual phishing ... Cybersecurity Awareness Month: Why “Awareness” Isn’t the Same as “Readiness” The post
Bei der internationalen Übung REPMUS 2026 (Robotic Experimentation and Prototyping using Maritime Uncrewed Systems) an der portugiesischen Küste war infodas gemeinsam mit der Bundeswehr und Industriepartnern in Tróia und Sesimbra im Einsatz. Vor Ort wirkten wir am Aufbau und Betrieb der IT-Infrastruktur für die deutsche Abordnung mit und erprobten unter realitätsnahen Bedingungen, wie sich unbemannte […]
Pentesters often need to bypass Deep Packet Inspection (DPI), network IPS, and SOC detection by disguising network traffic. Learn how stunnel does just that.
Logging isn't a switch to flip; it's something to tune and maintain. In this blog, we outline a four-step Active Directory logging framework covering log sizing, audit policies, detection goals, and gap analysis.
Find details on where to meet us in person at upcoming events, tradeshows and conferences. OVIN Partner Forum - Oct 7 A Palitronica representative will be at the University of Toronto on October 7th for the Ontario Vehicle Innovation Network (OVIN) Partner Forum. Hydro-Québec - Oct 7-8 Palitronica's Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer, Sebastian Fischmeister, will be delivering a presentation at the Hydro-Québec 2026 in Montreal, Quebec. AUSA Annual Meeting & Exposition – Oct 12-14...
See how Palitronica supports NIST SP 800-171 requirements with independent hardware and firmware verification, helping defense manufacturers detect undocumented changes, strengthen supply chain assurance, and generate objective evidence throughout the electronics lifecycle.
See how Palitronica supports NIST SP 800-171 requirements with independent hardware and firmware verification, helping defense manufacturers detect undocumented changes, strengthen supply chain assurance, and generate objective evidence throughout the electronics lifecycle.
Browser-based attacks can steal sessions, abuse extensions, or manipulate users without creating the endpoint artifacts EDR is designed to detect. NordLayer explains three ways attacks can evade endpoint telemetry and why browser-level controls can help close the gap. [...]
Addressing the Real Bottleneck in Autonomous Systems Autonomous systems are often described in terms of algorithms: perception, localization, planning, control, prediction, AI. But in production systems, performance is not determined by algorithms alone. It is also determined by how data moves. A modern autonomous vehicle, robot, vessel, or defense system produces enormous amounts of sensor data. Cameras generate high-resolution frames. LiDARs produce dense point clouds. Radars, IMUs, GNSS...
A DDoS test plan should define what the test needs to prove before deciding when the test will run. It should document the objective, scope, success and stop criteria, responsible roles, required approvals, the test window, and what happens when the exercise identifies a weakness. The date is an outcome of those decisions, not the […]
Meet HashcatRosetta—the Hashcat rule decoder you didn't know you needed. In Part 2 of this blog series, we go through how it translates, analyzes, and optimizes rule files to maximize cracking efficiency.
