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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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Stay Cyber Ready All Year Long
Cybersecurity isn’t something that should only be considered after an incident happens. With cyber threats becoming more advanced, staying protected requires more awareness and preparation. Taking steps throughout the year can help reduce risks and better prepare you for potential security challenges. One of the easiest things you can do is keep your software and […] The post Stay Cyber Ready All Year Long appeared first on Blue Line Technologies, Inc..
What is AI harness engineering?
Harness engineering is the code around an AI model that turns it into an agent. What a harness does, why it beats picking a model, and how to build one. Category: News
Annual DR Testing vs Continuous Recovery Validation: Why One Test a Year Is Not Enough
A passing annual DR test proves one restore worked on one date, not that today's recovery point is clean. See why continuous validation closes that gap.
Why AI agents need an AI lakehouse in the modern enterprise
Agentic AI and autonomous operations are demanding more from observability data architectures. Agents can't infer missing context, so data must arrive pre-connected, meaningful, and real-time. The AI lakehouse is emerging as the solution to unify data and provide semantic context. But most solutions lack real-time awareness and agility. The post Why AI agents need an AI lakehouse in the modern enterprise appeared first on Dynatrace news.
ITSM + ITOM: Why Your Service Desk and Monitoring Tools Shouldn’t Work in Silos
08/06/26 If your team already runs both a service desk and a monitoring stack, the problem usually isn’t a lack of visibility. It’s that the visibility you have doesn’t talk to the system that acts on it. Most IT ops leads aren’t asking “what is ITOM” or “what is ITSM” at this point. ... The post ITSM + ITOM: Why Your Service Desk and Monitoring Tools Shouldn’t Work in Silos appeared first on SolarWinds Blog.
What a Web Application Vulnerability Scan Actually Finds: A 2026 Guide
A web application vulnerability scan catches some OWASP Top 10:2025 categories and misses others. See what black-box and credentialed scans each find. The post What a Web Application Vulnerability Scan Actually Finds: A 2026 Guide first appeared on SafeHill.
How to Write Better AI Prompts in Your Business
Good AI prompts come from having a good structure, just like when creating a proposal or grant writing. A clear prompt turns a vague request into usable output – whether […] The post How to Write Better AI Prompts in Your Business appeared first on Teal.
VIP suite at the Aflac Kickoff Game
Join Fable Security and your fellow security leaders in a private suite at Mercedes-Benz Stadium for one of college football's premier openers. The post VIP suite at the Aflac Kickoff Game appeared first on Fable Security.
LA Rams VIP football with Myriad360
Fable joins Myriad360 and security leaders in a VIP suite at the LA Rams. The post LA Rams VIP football with Myriad360 appeared first on Fable Security.
Forensic Early Case Assessment: is eDiscovery collecting the right data?
Forensic Early Case Assessment helps legal teams identify, validate, and scope the right evidence before review begins, reducing risk and improving eDiscovery efficiency. The post Forensic Early Case Assessment: is eDiscovery collecting the right data? appeared first on Magnet Forensics.
GPSec Philadelphia
Fable joins Guidepoint Security and security leaders at GPSec Philadelphia. The post GPSec Philadelphia appeared first on Fable Security.
DEV – Troubleshoot Preview
Post Content will appear here. Don’t delete this page as it is used in Preview for the respective templates (webinars, blog) to prevent a bug with the editor. The post DEV – Troubleshoot Preview appeared first on Hyperproof.
The Hidden Economics of Building an Agentic SOC: Tokens, Talent, and Scale
Cyber Insurance Renewals for Manufacturing Industry
Cyber Insurance Renewal Requirements for Manufacturers in 2026 From 2017 through 2024, the global cyber insurance market experienced rapid expansion, growing from approximately $2 billion in U.S. premiums to more than $15 billion globally. While growth has moderated compared to the market’s early years, cyber insurance premiums are still increasing as organizations seek coverage against […] The post Cyber Insurance Renewals for Manufacturing Industry appeared first on CyberFOX | Cybe
Detect and Block Sensitive Prompts Through Claude's Inference Hooks with Cyera Agent Guardian
Cyera Agent Guardian adds a new Claude Enterprise enforcement point to block sensitive prompts before they are processed, using Anthropic's inference hooks and Cyera’s intelligent data classification and policy engine.
Thwarting the AI Vishing Attacks That Targeted Point72, Citadel, Two Sigma and More
Point72, Citadel, Millennium Management and Two Sigma were all hit this week in a coordinated AI vishing campaign,according to InvestmentNews, also published in Bloomberg, Reuters, and other leading media. Attackers used cloned voices to impersonate IT staff and colleagues, calling help desk agents directly and pressuring them into resetting credentials and account access in real time. As AI erodes our ability to distinguish real from fake, removing human subjectivity from identity decisions is
Top tips: Your work laptop has a life after office hours
Top tips is a weekly column where we highlight what’s trending in the tech world and share ways to stay ahead. This week, we’re taking a moment to talk about what goes on between you, your work laptop and the IT team once you log off for the day. You shut your laptop at the end of the workday.As far as you're concerned, work is over.But... The post Top tips: Your work laptop has a life after office hours appeared first on ManageEngine Blog.
Axiado Recognized as a 2026 Cybersecurity Innovation Leader by the Tech Ascension Awards
The recognition highlights Axiado's innovative approach to embedding AI-driven cybersecurity directly into silicon to establish trust at the hardware foundation of AI infrastructure. The post Axiado Recognized as a 2026 Cybersecurity Innovation Leader by the Tech Ascension Awards appeared first on Axiado Corporation.
Threat Pulse – July 2026
Threat Pulse – July 2026 Each month, DigitalXRAID’s Security Operations Centre (SOC) analysts share the top threats affecting businesses globally. Take action to protect your organisation against these prolific threats. If you’ve been affected by any of these threats, we’re here to help. You can call our Cyber Emergency line any time of the day … Continued
How to Remotely Uninstall Software with Powershell?
Learn how to remotely uninstall applications from Windows computers using PowerShell. This guide explains WinRM prerequisites, WMI and registry-based uninstall methods, WMIC limitations, PowerShell remoting, and provides a production-ready script for removing MSI and EXE applications across multiple endpoints. The post How to Remotely Uninstall Software with Powershell? first appeared on Action1.
CISO’s Perspective: Inside the Q2 2026 Ransomware Research Report
CyberMaxx’s Q2 2026 Ransomware Research Report revealed a return to significant growth in ransomware activity, with both attack volumes and active ransomware groups reaching record highs. A total of 2,579 attacks were recorded during the quarter, representing a 13% increase over Q1. At the same time, the number of active ransomware groups surged 54%, from […] The post CISO’s Perspective: Inside the Q2 2026 Ransomware Research Report appeared first on CyberMaxx.
Live at DoDIIS 2026: How to Unleash iOS® & iPadOS® Behind the Air Gap
For decades, classified and otherwise air-gapped environments have run on a tradeoff. Once mission personnel step into a secure space, the iOS® and iPadOS® devices they rely on every day get left at the door. The cost of that tradeoff? Analysts relearning workflows on unfamiliar hardware, tactical teams carrying multiple devices because no single one... View Article The post Live at DoDIIS 2026: How to Unleash iOS® & iPadOS® Behind the Air Gap appeared first on Owl Cyber Defense.
Hackers Do Not Break Passkeys. They Just Trick the User.
Hackers are already adapting the same social engineering playbook that defeats MFA and authenticator apps. Soon, Phishing as a Service kits will handle the technical details for them. Token removes the manipulation paths that phone based passkeys leave open.
New VCI Guidance Clarifies Emission Factors for GHG Accounting and Reporting
Selecting appropriate emission factors is a critical component of credible GHG accounting and reporting. The Value Change Initiative’s (VCI) new Emission Factors for GHG Accounting and Reporting resource can help […] The post New VCI Guidance Clarifies Emission Factors for GHG Accounting and Reporting appeared first on Pinion Global.
How MXDR Reduces Mean Time to Respond (MTTR) for MSPs | Todyl
Mean time to respond (MTTR) is a key metric in cybersecurity operations, but can be hard to reduce without an in-house SOC. Learn how MXDR reduces MTTR in this blog.
Active Supply Chain Attack on npm Packages (keyv, cacheable): Immediate Mitigation Required
Threat Summary A sophisticated supply chain attack has actively compromised multiple npm packages, including keyv, cacheable, cacheable-request, flat-cache, file-entry-cache, and possible related adapters. Attackers took control of a popular maintainer’s npm account on or before August 4, 2026, and began publishing trojanized package versions containing a preinstall hook (setup.mjs) as a loader. The loader downloads ... Active Supply Chain Attack on npm Packages (keyv, cacheable): Immediate Miti
Ransomware Research Report | Q2 2026 – Audio Blog Interview
The CyberMaxx team of cyber researchers conducts routine threat research independent of client engagements. The purpose of our research is to help foster collective intelligence among the cybersecurity community. While conducting their research, the team discovers and analyzes ongoing ransomware attacks occurring in the wild. Review Q2’s research here. Video Transcript Intro Welcome to our […] The post Ransomware Research Report | Q2 2026 – Audio Blog Interview appeared first on CyberMaxx.
What the Pass-ta-key Attacks Reveal About the Risks of Synced Passkeys
The post What the Pass-ta-key Attacks Reveal About the Risks of Synced Passkeys appeared first on RSA.
HL735TER: An Open Source Burp Suite Extension for HL7 Penetration Testing
HL735TER is an open source Burp Suite extension built for penetration testers assessing HL7 v2 messages in healthcare APIs. It helps testers detect, read, edit, reconstruct, and fuzz raw or JSON embedded HL7 traffic directly inside Burp Suite. The post HL735TER: An Open Source Burp Suite Extension for HL7 Penetration Testing appeared first on VerSprite, Threat Modeling and Pentesting Services.
The Five Questions Every Board Should Ask Their CISO in 2026
The Cost of Blind Spots: Why Visibility Is the Missing Link in Cyber Resilience
From Oversight to Foresight: How Boards Can Build Cyber Resilience That Lasts
Nextiva Case Study
Download the case study to see how Nextiva achieved full PCI DSS 4.0.1 compliance in 1 week and eliminated eSkimming risks with Source Defense. The post Nextiva Case Study appeared first on Source Defense.
Hollywood Bowl Case Study
The post Hollywood Bowl Case Study appeared first on Source Defense.
Welcoming Kentik: Closing the Gap with Network Truth, Opening the Door to Agentic Operations
Today, we officially welcome Kentik to Infoblox, and what stood out to me well before the deal closed was how clearly our teams aligned on the problems that matter most. Both companies built their businesses around helping customers solve complex infrastructure and security challenges at scale. Just as important, we share a commitment to technical […] The post Welcoming Kentik: Closing the Gap with Network Truth, Opening the Door to Agentic Operations appeared first on Infoblox Blog.
You Don’t Need New Budget For An Agentic SOC. You Need Your SOAR Renewal.
You don't need new budget for an agentic SOC. You need your SOAR renewal. How to fund a modern SOAR and an agentic SOC from spend you already have. The post You Don’t Need New Budget For An Agentic SOC. You Need Your SOAR Renewal. appeared first on D3 Security.
From Secrets Sprawl to Secretless Authentication: The Five Phases of Modern Identity Security
Secretless authentication eliminates the permanent credential applications use to access a secrets platform. Explore the journey from centralized secrets and automated rotation to workload identity federation through a live Kubernetes demo. The post From Secrets Sprawl to Secretless Authentication: The Five Phases of Modern Identity Security appeared first on Akeyless.
Auto Remediation: AI Vulnerability Fixing Guide
Security teams are not struggling to find vulnerabilities anymore. The harder problem is fixing them fast enough to keep up with modern development. Scanners can generate endless findings, but developers still have to sort through them, research the right fix, and get changes reviewed before anything improves in production.
Expired Doesn't Mean Safe
A control that's supposed to close itself, and sometimes doesn't. Secrets are supposed to expire on their own. That's the entire point of setting an expiration in the first place: nobody has to remember to revoke it, nobody has to catch it manually, the credential just stops working when the date and time passes. Most of the time, that assumption works. When it doesn't, the result isn't a loud failure or a system going down, it's a quieter and riskier one. The secret keeps authenticating,...