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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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Prisma AIRS - Unified Data Protection for Claude

As AI adoption shifts from experimental tools to the business core, enterprises are deploying AI agents and assistants across every department. Developers are accelerating software delivery with Claude Code and business functions … The post Prisma AIRS - Unified Data Protection for Claude appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.

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Why Responsible AI in Enterprise Networking Is No Longer Optional — It’s Essential

The network is the core of every organization. When it goes offline, the business suffers. So, it’s not surprising that as AI-driven automation advances in network operations, the response from those who manage that infrastructure tends to be more cautious than celebratory. That caution is justified. AI is everywhere now, but adoption and trust are […] The post Why Responsible AI in Enterprise Networking Is No Longer Optional — It’s Essential appeared first on BackBox Software.

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Redefining Network Security for the Frontier AI Era

Modern enterprise security is at a pivotal moment where CIOs and CISOs have a clear opportunity to build a cybersecurity architecture for both today’s environment, and for the future. Doing so requires … The post Redefining Network Security for the Frontier AI Era appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.

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What the Infoblox 2026 Threat Landscape Report Reveals About Cybercrime

Cybercrime Has Become an Industrialized Economy Cybercrime has evolved from isolated attacks into a sophisticated, industrialized economy powered by frontier AI, automation and specialized criminal services. Today’s attackers operate less like opportunistic hackers and more like businesses—renting infrastructure, purchasing phishing kits, outsourcing money laundering and using AI to generate convincing social engineering campaigns at unprecedented […] The post What the Infoblox 2026 Threat

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AI’s First Move Is a Name Lookup

In the agentic era, DNS is where you make AI visible, governable and safe. Before an AI agent calls a model, queries a tool or hands off to another agent, it does something so trivial that almost no one watches it. It looks up a name. That step may look ordinary. It is not. At […] The post AI’s First Move Is a Name Lookup appeared first on Infoblox Blog.

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Palo Alto Networks Achieves Global CBPR and PRP Certifications

Our mission is to be the cybersecurity partner of choice, protecting our digital way of life. Fulfilling that mission demands that we continually ensure our customers’ trust and instill confidence in our … The post Palo Alto Networks Achieves Global CBPR and PRP Certifications appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.

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Seeing What Attackers See: External Attack Surface Management Changes the Exposure Game

A Fortune 100 retailer found a subdomain they’d forgotten they owned. It wasn’t just exposed. It had already been taken over by an attacker. And their existing attack surface tool had never surfaced it. That story stuck with me because I hear a version of it constantly. Security teams start with alerts or known vulnerabilities. […] The post Seeing What Attackers See: External Attack Surface Management Changes the Exposure Game appeared first on Infoblox Blog.

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The Question Your Cyber Insurance Auditor Will Ask This Year (And Why Your Firewall Can’t Answer It)

There was a time when qualifying for cyber insurance was a simple formality. You filled out a two-page questionnaire, checked a box confirming you had a firewall and an antivirus, and paid your premium. Those days are officially over. As ransomware and data exfiltration tactics have evolved, cyber insurance underwriters have taken massive losses. In …

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Why ThreatSTOP Matters: Turning Threat Intelligence Into Actionable Protection

Cybersecurity teams face a constant challenge: threats move quickly, infrastructure grows more complex, and manual defenses do not scale. Security leaders need more than visibility into risk. They need a practical way to prevent malicious activity before it becomes an incident. That is the value ThreatSTOP brings to modern security operations. By automating the acquisition, curation, and application of threat intelligence, ThreatSTOP helps organizations strengthen protection across critical laye

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Your EDR Is the First Thing Ransomware Kills

Ransomware operators have a problem, and they solved it years ago. The problem: enterprise security teams have deployed endpoint detection and response tools broadly, and those tools are getting better at catching known ransomware behaviors. The solution attackers landed on is straightforward and brutal. Kill the EDR first. This is not theoretical. It is documented, …