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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Here is a claim that will make some vendors uncomfortable: Most enterprises already collect enough telemetry for effective cloud governance. The failure is not visibility generation — it is governance prioritization and remediation orchestration. This guide explains why tooling density without operational observability is a trap, and how to build continuous assurance instead. Traditional IT... The post Cloud Governance Framework in Cloud Computing: Complete Enterprise Guide appeared first on ASP
SOC automation uses automation platforms to execute repetitive security tasks, including alert triage, enrichment, scoring, and response, with minimal human intervention. Learn how it works, what to automate first, and how LLMs and AI agents are changing the game.
We're proud to have been recognized by The Hacker News as the AI SOC platform with the highest triage fidelity in the “Best SOC Automation Solution” category for 2026. The post Radiant Wins “AI SOC Platform with the Highest Triage Fidelity” appeared first on Radiant Security.
On 3 June 2026 the European Commission proposed the Cloud and AI Development Act (CADA), part of its Technological Sovereignty Package. As of publishing, this is still a proposal. But it is already shifting the conversations between European cybersecurity leaders and the technology partners they rely on, putting new emphasis on security data that stays under European control, within European jurisdiction.
In Episode 3 of The Cyber Roundtable, fractional CISO Eric Galis joins John Greene on securing AI as a guardrail not a gate — and using AI to cut the drudgery. The post Guardrails, Not Gates | Eric Galis on Securing AI Without Slowing the Business appeared first on Realm.Security.
Overview On June 10, 2026, the researcher known as Chaotic Eclipse (also operating under the alias Nightmare Eclipse) released another Windows local privilege escalation PoC, dubbed RoguePlanet. This marks the latest entry in a series of Windows zero-day discoveries from the same researcher that we have been tracking and analyzing over recent months.
Own your cyber defence – or someone else will. I believe cyber sovereignty is the new boardroom battleground – and the organisations that control their defence will control their future. Cybersecurity is no longer just about stopping attacks. It is about CONTROL. 🛡️ Control over your data.🛡️ Control over your infrastructure.🛡️ Control over your suppliers.🛡️ […] The post Cyber sovereignty is the new boardroom battleground – and the organisations that control their defence wi
From documentation compliance to continuously observable governance — navigating the RBI Master Direction for banks, NBFCs, and regulated financial entities. The Reserve Bank of India’s Master Direction on Information Technology Governance, Risk, Controls and Assurance Practices, 2023 represents a fundamental shift in supervisory philosophy. Issued under Section 35A of the Banking Regulation Act, 1949, and... The post RBI IT Governance Master Direction 2023: Complete Compliance & Audi
Fluency is releasing a major architectural change designed specifically for AI-assisted operations. The architecture is intended to work with emerging…
Introduction Spencer Fane LLP is a nationally ranked law firm: 105th in the US by size, 133rd on the Am Law 200, and more than 600 attorneys across roughly 30 offices. At that scale, the security challenge isn’t just technical. It’s cultural. Attorneys move fast, serve demanding clients, and operate in an environment built around […] The post How a Top 200 Law Firm Uses AI to Stay Ahead of Cyber Threats appeared first on Embed Security.
AI-Powered red teaming meets cybersecurity mesh: The future of offensive security. For years, penetration testing has relied on a fragmented collection of tools, scripts, dashboards, and specialist expertise. A typical engagement might involve vulnerability scanners, exploitation frameworks, attack path analysis tools, reporting engines, threat intelligence feeds, and manual analyst effort stitched together across multiple consoles. […] The post AI-Powered red teaming meets cybersecurity m
An honest comparison of the 10 best AI SOC platforms in 2026, with transparent scoring, real pricing models (not invented numbers), and guidance on when a competitor is the better buy.
From transaction sampling to continuous assurance — navigating the RBI concurrent audit lifecycle, regulatory evolution, and executive accountability expectations. The Reserve Bank of India’s concurrent audit framework has evolved from a transaction-level verification mechanism into a continuous assurance mandate with direct implications for board-level accountability, operational resilience, and regulatory ratings. What began with circular DBS.CO.OSMOS.No.116/03.05.001/2001-2002... The po
et the full breakdown of OP-512: attribution, attack chain, web shell internals, and the behavioral detections that actually catch this China-linked cluster.
AI has transformed how software gets built. Now it has to transform how software gets run. Here is why observability needs to be rethought from the ground up for the agentic era.
SMEs don’t need more cyber noise. They need self-defending businesses. For years, small and medium-sized businesses have been told to “take cybersecurity seriously”. That advice is not wrong. It is just incomplete. Because most SMEs already know cyber matters. They know attacks are increasing. They know phishing is getting harder to spot. They know ransomware […] The post SMEs don’t need more cyber noise. They need self-defending businesses. first appeared on BlockAPT | Autonomous AI Cyber
I just got back from two weeks in South Africa. It was one of the more intense business trips I’ve had in a long time. ... But by the end of the trip, it…
Overview Compromising a developer workstation is one of the highest-leverage moves an attacker can make on a Linux network. A single infected machine can expose source repositories, signing keys, package registry tokens, and production cloud credentials all at once. Recently identified by researchers at TrendMicro, Quasar Linux (QLNX) is a previously undocumented Linux Remote Access Trojan (RAT) purpose-built to exploit exactly that leverage while remaining almost entirely invisible to tradition
The Typical Email Flow: How Emails Are Processed Every email your users send takes the same journey through a handful of servers and checks. If you run a mail platform, knowing each step tells you where delays occur, where spam is blocked, and where to look when something breaks. Understanding How Emails Are Processed Between […] The post The Typical Email Flow: How Emails Are Processed appeared first on Network Abuse Management at Scale | Abusix.
This guide covers Radiant's Threat Intelligence Hub: what it is, what's included out of the box, and how you can get the most out of it. The post The SOC team’s guide to maximizing threat intelligence impact in Radiant appeared first on Radiant Security.
In Part 1 of this series, we covered the investigation gaps in the SOC: SOAR playbooks are too rigid and unconstrained LLM agents too unreliable, and why the industry needs a new path. In Part 2, we go in-depth on iSteps, Embed’s fundamentally different approach to security investigation: designed from the ground up to produce […] The post iSteps™: Lifting the Veil on AI-powered Investigations appeared first on Embed Security.
Summary Investigation is the real bottleneck in today’s SOC. Playbooks are too rigid, and raw LLM agents are too unreliable. At Embed, we built a third path: Investigation Steps (iSteps), which are structured, investigative building blocks that: The result is AI-driven investigation that analysts can trust because every conclusion is transparent and auditable. This is […] The post iSteps™: The Building Blocks of Autonomous Investigations appeared first on Embed Security.
If you'd like to move from an MSSP or MDR to Radiant but still have remaining time on your contract, Radiant buys back the remaining time on your contract. The post The buyout program – never wait for your MDR/ MSSP’s renewal appeared first on Radiant Security.
About the Company Yahoo operates one of the world's largest consumer email platforms, protecting millions of users daily across a massive, diverse mail ecosystem. The Challenge Email abuse keeps growing in volume and sophistication. Attackers rotate infrastructure and exploit new domains constantly, which makes catching emerging threats early a problem that never stays solved. At […] The post How Yahoo Mail Strengthened Abuse Detection with Abusix Mail appeared first on Network Abuse Manag
