Deepfakes in action: What organizations need to know
AI-generated video and voice are making impersonation attacks more convincing than ever. This discussion examines the risks, real-world use cases, and implications for organizations.
Vendor news
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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When exploits move in hours, patching must move faster
Ask most IT teams where they spend their patching effort, and the answer is the operating system. Windows updates, macOS releases, Linux kernels. But that's not where attackers land. The third-party applications sitting on top of your OS, the browsers, PDF readers, and runtimes on every endpoint, are the number one exploited surface in your environment. And for most teams, they're systematically under-managed. That gap is where real risk lives. Here's why third-party applications matter more tha
Cyber Attack News – Risk Roundup – Top Stories for July 2026
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Demystifying The Com and Nihilistic Violent Extremism: What You Need To Know
In our latest webinar, we explore the rise of Nihilistic Violent Extremism and unpack the digital-to-physical threat landscape of The Com. The post Demystifying The Com and Nihilistic Violent Extremism: What You Need To Know appeared first on Flashpoint.
Ridge Security Join Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program
We’re pleased to share that Ridge Security has been accepted into Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program (CVP), an application-based program that gives approved cybersecurity teams structured access to Claude’s full dual-use capabilities for legitimate […] The post Ridge Security Join Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program appeared first on Ridge Security.
Build or Buy: The Arithmetic on Running Your Own Model
From the AI ROI Series, recorded 28 July 2026. Two things happened that week, and they are more connected than they look. Visa cut 2,600 […] The post Build or Buy: The Arithmetic on Running Your Own Model appeared first on Olakai.
AI coding agents: A call to action on dependency cooldowns
Delaying software upgrades creates a buffer against poisoned packages, but transitive dependencies continue to be a problem.
Applying the Agent Control Plane to the Hugging Face Incident
What the Hugging Face AI incident reveals about securing autonomous systems, viewed through the Agent Control Plane's decisioning questions. The post Applying the Agent Control Plane to the Hugging Face Incident appeared first on zvelo.
Tools Change. Teach People How to Keep Up
“Make everyone one percent better and it compounds across the team.” That’s the line Joe Head wrote about his own job and when I read it back to him, he didn’t hesitate. “That is 100% the objective,” he said. Joe runs AI adoption for an 80-person team as the only AI automation specialist in the […] The post Tools Change. Teach People How to Keep Up appeared first on Heimdal Security Blog.
How MACIF Uses Tableau Dashboard Validation to Keep Dashboards Reliable at Scale
The post How MACIF Uses Tableau Dashboard Validation to Keep Dashboards Reliable at Scale appeared first on Wiiisdom | Analytics Governance Solutions.
Why The Gentlemen Beat Qilin: A Lesson in Ransomware Affiliate Economics
Qilin lost the top ransomware spot in June to The Gentlemen, a group founded by its own former affiliate. Affiliate economics, not malware, drove the shift.
Close the Mac-Shaped Hole in Your Ransomware Defense
Halcyon extends ransomware resilience to macOS, bringing File Resilience, Data Exfiltration Protection, and 24/7 ROC coverage to Mac endpoints.
2026 World Cup: Argentina and Messi Victims of 5 Distinct Narrative Attacks
This blog is part of a series of Blackbird.AI RAV3N Research posts about manipulated narratives impacting the 2026 World Cup. Read more: Argentina lost the 2026 World Cup final. Spain won 1-0 in extra time at the New York New Jersey Stadium, and Enzo Fernández was sent off before the end. The next day, a […] The post 2026 World Cup: Argentina and Messi Victims of 5 Distinct Narrative Attacks appeared first on Blackbird.AI.
History of Supply Chain Attacks
Supply chain attacks are increasing in number. Due diligence is becoming a crucial factor in making sure that your assets are secure.
Why Blumira No Longer Requires 90-Day Password Changes
The short version: Blumira no longer forces you to change your password every 90 days. Modern protections like passkeys, breached-password detection, and enforced multi-factor authentication (MFA) protect your account far better than routine password resets ever could. This change follows current NIST guidance, keeps you aligned with PCI DSS 4.0, and makes accounts more secure, not less.
Foundation First: What It Takes for Security Teams To Be AI-Ready
Connected, governed data is the foundation for meaningful AI outcomes If you lead corporate security today, you’ve probably been asked some version of the same question more than once: What’s your AI strategy? It’s a fair question. Your board and executive team are watching AI reshape nearly every function across the enterprise, and they want… The post Foundation First: What It Takes for Security Teams To Be AI-Ready appeared first on Ontic.
MCP’s Auth Hardening: What the Six New OAuth SEPs Fix, and What They Still Don’t
In short, the MCP 2026-07-28 release candidate is getting attention for going stateless. The quieter story is a package of six SEPs that harden the protocol’s OAuth layer: issuer validation, credential binding, client type declaration,... The post MCP’s Auth Hardening: What the Six New OAuth SEPs Fix, and What They Still Don’t appeared first on Tigera.
Calculating ROI for Microsoft 365 Copilot
Microsoft 365 Copilot is a powerful productivity tool. With the right Copilot consulting and training, the solution can revolutionize your business. But you can’t just The post Calculating ROI for Microsoft 365 Copilot appeared first on Corsica Technologies.
Why Do OEMs Need QRNG for Secure Hardware?
Why do OEMs need QRNG? Learn how quantum entropy strengthens keys, certificates, and embedded security designs without costly platform redesigns at scale. The post Why Do OEMs Need QRNG for Secure Hardware? first appeared on Crypta Labs QRNG.
Two-factor forensic clues and modern investigations explained
Unlocking the Power of Two-Factor Forensic Clues in Modern Investigations In the digital age, forensic science continues to evolve at a rapid pace, driving our need for more sophisticated investigative techniques. One innovation at the forefront is the use of two-factor forensic clues, which combine distinct layers of evidence to deliver deeper insights and more […] The post Two-factor forensic clues and modern investigations explained appeared first on Maryman - Local Response Global Reac
Authentik vs Zitadel for authentication
Compare Authentik and Zitadel for authentication. Decide faster across SSO, MFA, proxy mode, LDAP, multi-tenancy, deployment, operations, and where Cerbos authorization fits.
Get Ready for Swarm
Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Swarm AI is becoming a prominent term in AI marketing, often presented as a meaningful advance…
NinjaOne Spotlight: System Tray End User Self-Service
If you’re running a helpdesk, print queues, and VPN resets probably aren’t what’s keeping you up at night, but they’re still eating hours your team could spend on higher-value work. Every one of those routine tickets pulls a technician away from problems that need real expertise, and when you’re accountable for ticket volume or team […]
Netflix ITAM Journey: From Spreadsheets to 99% Data Accuracy with Oomnitza and Jamf Pro #JUNC2025
The post Netflix ITAM Journey: From Spreadsheets to 99% Data Accuracy with Oomnitza and Jamf Pro #JUNC2025 appeared first on Oomnitza.
Bring Your Own VLAN: Moving VMs to Kubernetes Without Changing a Single IP
For many organizations, modernizing their VMs before migrating them is not a realistic option, especially when external events trigger the migration. Mapping dependencies and refactoring network configurations before the deadline is impractical, forcing VMs to... The post Bring Your Own VLAN: Moving VMs to Kubernetes Without Changing a Single IP appeared first on Tigera – Creator of Calico.
What’s New in Scytale Q2 2026
Explore the latest updates in Scytale's AI GRC platform - Smarter Scy, AI Questionnaires, ROPA, AI TPRM, and more. The post What’s New in Scytale Q2 2026 appeared first on Scytale.
Kamel Ghali: Hack the Fleet — Inside DEF CON’s Car Hacking Village
Kamel Ghali knows exactly how easy it is to steal a car, and it’s rarely the movie-style hack you’d expect. As Vice President of International Operations for the DEF CON Car Hacking Village, and a veteran automotive cybersecurity researcher, penetration tester, and educator, Kamel has spent nearly a decade finding the real vulnerabilities in modern […] The post Kamel Ghali: Hack the Fleet — Inside DEF CON’s Car Hacking Village appeared first on Fleet Defender.
Kamel Ghali: Hack the Fleet — Inside DEF CON’s Car Hacking Village
Kamel Ghali knows exactly how easy it is to steal a car, and it’s rarely the movie-style hack you’d expect. As Vice President of International Operations for the DEF CON Car Hacking Village, and a veteran automotive cybersecurity researcher, penetration tester, and educator, Kamel has spent nearly a decade finding the real vulnerabilities in modern […] The post Kamel Ghali: Hack the Fleet — Inside DEF CON’s Car Hacking Village appeared first on Fleet Defender.
Your First 180 Days as a CISO: A Guide for New and Experienced CISOs
The first 180 days set the tone for everything that follows in a CISO role. Get them right, and you build the trust, the relationships, and the credibility that make the rest of the job possible. Get them wrong, and you spend the next year digging out. Learn how experienced CISOs actually put this into […] The post Your First 180 Days as a CISO: A Guide for New and Experienced CISOs appeared first on Tamnoon.
Meet the Expletive: Josh Carter, SOC Manager
Meet Josh Carter, SOC manager at Expel. He's a self-taught multi-instrumentalist with a firm stance on pizza: triangles only.
Maze Code found an account takeover bug in Saleor
When you check out of an online store as a guest, using just your email, you’d expect your account to remain untouched until the next time you log in. That’s how accounts are set up to work. But if that site has an account takeover vulnerability, bad actors can hijack your address and payment information […] The post Maze Code found an account takeover bug in Saleor appeared first on Maze.
Emergency Notification Systems for Schools: What to Look For
How to discover shadow IT across your attack surface
Five ways security teams can find the domains and vendor connections nobody signed off on, before they become unmanaged risk.
Proud to be recognised as one of Next Impact Europe 50!
Q*Bird has been selected for the inaugural Next Impact Europe 50 - Startups to Watch, recognising early-stage European companies building scalable solutions!
Bricklayer AI Partners with ACTRA to Power Intelligence-Driven Security Operations with Agentic AI
Introduces Multi-Agent Context Engineering (MACE), collaborative investigative workspaces, and enterprise governance for the modern SOC ARLINGTON, VA – (PR Newswire) – Bricklayer AI today unveiled new platform capabilities for deploying... The post Bricklayer AI Partners with ACTRA to Power Intelligence-Driven Security Operations with Agentic AI appeared first on Bricklayer AI.
Move faster than AI-driven risk: Inside Mend.io’s latest AI application security update
AI agent discovery, runtime guardrails, agentic triage, and zero-day speed.
The Hidden Costs of DIY Android App Security | Guardsquare
The DIY temptation to build with open-source is strong for mobile app developers. After all, their job is to build, secure, and design new applications, features, and architectures that benefit the users of their apps.
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.
Looking Outside the Firewall: External Signals for Insider Risk
Nisos Looking Outside the Firewall: External Signals for Insider Risk For years, insider risk programs have focused on what happens inside the network... The post Looking Outside the Firewall: External Signals for Insider Risk appeared first on Nisos by Nisos
How to Secure the AI-Driven Software Supply Chain
Artificial intelligence is expanding the software supply chain beyond traditional software components, introducing new dependencies that require security leaders to rethink how software is governed.