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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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Cybersecurity Hygiene Checklist for Security Operations Teams in 2026

How can organizations improve cybersecurity hygiene? Organizations can improve cybersecurity hygiene by following a comprehensive cybersecurity checklist that includes regular patch management, multi-factor authentication (MFA), continuous security monitoring, vulnerability assessments, strong access controls, endpoint protection, and network segmentation. These best practices help a security operations center strengthen threat detection, accelerate incident response, reduce cyber risks […

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SOC as a Service: A Day in the Life

A single pricing mistake, like charging per-device in a remote-first environment where every user carries three endpoints, can cut your margin fast. The way a managed service provider (MSP) charges for managed services shapes everything downstream: margins, scalability, how many clients you can take on without burning out your team, and whether monthly revenue holds up when the next vendor price increase lands. Get it wrong and every contract drains resources; get it right and recurring revenue

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Trusted Workforce Program vs. Insider Threat

Nisos Trusted Workforce Program vs. Insider Threat When organizations rename their “insider threat program” to a “trusted workforce program”, the most common reaction is skepticism... The post Trusted Workforce Program vs. Insider Threat appeared first on Nisos by Nisos

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NIST vs SOC 2: What Highly Regulated Industries Look For – and Why Portal26 Exceeds the Bar

NIST vs SOC 2: What Highly Regulated Industries Look For – and Why Portal26 Exceeds the Bar If you sell software into finance, healthcare, insurance, utilities, or government, you already know the sales cycle doesn’t really start until security and compliance sign off. Two acronyms come up in almost every one of those conversations: NIST […] The post NIST vs SOC 2: What Highly Regulated Industries Look For – and Why Portal26 Exceeds the Bar appeared first on Portal26.

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SOLIDserver 9.1 Network Governance Reaches Further

Explore how SOLIDserver 9.1 Network Governance extends visibility and control across cloud, edge, and virtual environments while strengthening the Network Source of Truth. The post SOLIDserver 9.1 Network Governance Reaches Further appeared first on EfficientIP.

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What The Microsoft 365 Copilot “SearchLeak” Issue Says About AI Era Risk

The Copilot SearchLeak vulnerability chain shows how any AI assistant can evolve from a productivity feature into a new path into data that inherits the user’s reach. What lessons can security and compliance leaders learn? In June, researchers at Varonis Threat Labs unveiled a critical vulnerability chain in Microsoft 365 Copilot Enterprise dubbed “SearchLeak”. Tracked … Continued

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Quantum Risk Is No Longer Theoretical: Key Takeaways From Thales Trust Horizon Executive Briefing

Quantum Risk Is No Longer Theoretical: Key Takeaways From Thales Trust Horizon Executive Briefing josh.pearson@t… Thu, 07/16/2026 - 07:59 For years, discussions about quantum risk focused on distant possibilities and theoretical timelines. That has all changed. During the Thales latest Trust Horizon webinar, speakers from industry, academia, and research institutions delivered a consistent message: there is no doubt that quantum computing will impact cybersecurity; the question is whether organi

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Threat Intelligence Report Jul 7 - Jul 13 2026

Threat Intelligence Report Jul 7 - Jul 13 2026 john.cezar Thu, 07/16/2026 - 07:41 New Threat Protection797Newly Detected Threats5Device Code PhishingAs most people nowadays rely on simple sign-in methods such as tapping on the “Approved” button from their phone, scanning a QR code, or entering a short code instead of typing long passwords. Attackers have also taken advantage of this and are using new techniques to exploit this such as Device Code Phishing.Device code phishing is a type of attack

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How SecureVisio Uses Threat Intelligence Incident and Vulnerabilities Management

Threat intelligence is only as valuable as an organization’s ability to act on it. Profiled, up-to-date IoC feeds provide effective protection against internet-borne cyber threats — but only when they are woven into detection logic, risk assessment, and automated response. This is where most organizations struggle: the intelligence exists, yet it sits disconnected from the […] The post How SecureVisio Uses Threat Intelligence Incident and Vulnerabilities Management appeared first on

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Preparing Your IT for Physical Business Disruptions

What Happens if Your Office Becomes Inaccessible Tomorrow? Imagine arriving at work on Monday morning only to discover that your office building is closed indefinitely. A burst pipe flooded the server room over the weekend. The elevators are offline, power has been shut down for safety reasons, and employees are being told to work elsewhere […] The post Preparing Your IT for Physical Business Disruptions appeared first on Convergence Networks.

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What Is Data Risk Management?

In today’s ever-evolving regulatory landscape, having your data at risk is probably the worst nightmare for any organization. With stringent regulations and data sprawling across on-premises and cloud services, data is constantly at risk. Data is often called ‘digital gold’ and ‘an organization’s strategic asset.’ However, if data is at risk, it can quickly become […] The post What Is Data Risk Management? appeared first on Securiti.

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How to Build a DDoS Mitigation Plan for Enterprise Environments

What is DDoS mitigation? DDoS mitigation is the process of detecting, absorbing, filtering, redirecting, or blocking malicious traffic during a distributed denial-of-service attack, with the goal of keeping legitimate users connected while cutting the impact of the attack traffic. In an enterprise setting, that means combining technical controls with provider coordination, SOC investigation, communication workflows, and a […]

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CMMC is (Not) Cancelled

Just because CMMC Phase II audits are paused doesn't mean compliance is. In this blog, we clarify what the suspension means for defense contractors and why self-assessments and core regulations remain in effect.

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How vCISO services resolve HIPAA compliance gaps quickly.

For healthcare organizations under pressure to maintain regulatory compliance, HIPAA oversight can feel never-ending. The complexity of technical safeguards, shifting standards, and the high stakes of data breaches leave many compliance teams stretched thin. Virtual Chief Information Security Officer (vCISO) services provide a faster, more flexible way to address these challenges. By combining expert oversight […]

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Rein’s Agent Breakers Research Team Discovers Critical Vulnerabilities in Top U.S. Retailer’s AI Shopping Agent

On March 12 2026, Rein Security’s Agent Breakers research team identified a chain of security vulnerabilities in a top retailer’s AI shopping assistant. The agent is accessible through multiple platforms. It is designed to help users discover products, compare items, answer shopping questions, and navigate the retailer’s catalog through natural language interactions. These vulnerabilities revealed ... Read more The post Rein’s Agent Breakers Research Team Discovers Critical Vulnerabi

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AI 에이전트, 사내 자료 검색을 이렇게 바꿉니다 – 키워드를 넘어 문맥으로

비정형 형태로 사일로에 갇혀 있는 기업 데이터   생성형 AI 서비스에 “양자 컴퓨터가 뭐야?” 라고 물으면 방대한 양자 컴퓨터 관련 자료들을 알기 쉽게 정리한 답이 몇 초 만에 돌아옵니다. 이제 정확한 키워드를 몰라도, 자료들을 하나하나 훑지 않아도 원하는 정보를 얻을 수 있는 시대인데요. 회사로 돌아오면 상황이 달라집니다. 우리 팀이 지난달에 만든 견적서 하나를 찾는 데도 […] The post AI 에이전트, 사내 자료 검색을 이렇게 바꿉니다 – 키워드를 넘어 문맥으로 appeared first on Fasoo AI.

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Coordinated AsyncAPI Supply Chain Attack: Miasma RAT Delivered via Compromised CI/CD Pipelines in Two Repositories

On July 14, 2026 at 07:10 UTC, three packages in the AsyncAPI generator monorepo (@asyncapi/[email protected], @asyncapi/[email protected], and @asyncapi/[email protected]) were published to npm carrying an obfuscated dropper that fires the moment the library is loaded, not on install. The packages were published through the project's own legitimate GitHub Actions release workflow and carry valid npm OIDC provenance attestations, because the attacker didn't steal an npm token: they

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BAV2ROPC in Your Entra ID Logs: The Legacy Login Attackers Are Still Using

At the end of December 2026, Microsoft will switch off basic authentication for SMTP AUTH by default in existing Exchange Online tenants.  Anything still sending mail with a stored username and password—the scan-to-email printer, the monitoring box that emails alerts, the line-of-business app nobody has touched in years—will start failing. Administrators will be able to […] The post BAV2ROPC in Your Entra ID Logs: The Legacy Login Attackers Are Still Using appeared first o

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Technical interviews in the age of AI

With AI, technical interviews are becoming harder and harder to trust. Candidates now have access to automated tools designed to help them cheat in real time, and some people even charge $400 per session to teach them how to use those tools more effectively. I have been speaking with a lot of pentesting boutique owners and AppSec team managers, and for many of them, it has become a nightmare. They have shared some very creative ways of detecting this kind of cheating, although I cannot repeat th

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Run the Attack Before They Do

The quarterly phishing test rewards spotting a tell, which is the wrong skill. A real test runs the live attack, aimed at a specific person and workflow, on the channels it uses, and finds where the process breaks under pressure.

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Faster Builds, Smarter Feedback

Why Speed Matters in Software-Defined Mobility Development speed is a competitive necessity in software-defined products. For automotive and mobility companies, however, the reality often looks different. Engineers wait hours for builds to complete. Validation cycles stretch into the next day. And by the time feedback reaches the developer, context has been lost and momentum is gone. Multiply that friction across dozens of teams, variants, and programs—and you’ve got a system that’s burning...

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ESX Hardening vs. Behavioral Enforcement

Complete your VCF security stack with runtime protection on the hypervisor—closing critical gaps and enforcing control where attacks converge. The post ESX Hardening vs. Behavioral Enforcement appeared first on Vali Cyber.

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Scaling scripting operations with greater visibility and control

A single pricing mistake, like charging per-device in a remote-first environment where every user carries three endpoints, can cut your margin fast. The way a managed service provider (MSP) charges for managed services shapes everything downstream: margins, scalability, how many clients you can take on without burning out your team, and whether monthly revenue holds up when the next vendor price increase lands. Get it wrong and every contract drains resources; get it right and recurring revenue