Smishing Didn't Stop at SMS. Your Protection Shouldn't Either.
Learn how SmishGuard analyzes suspicious messages across encrypted messaging apps like WhatsApp and Signal without compromising user privacy.
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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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The Art of (Agent) War
Sun Tzu assumed an enemy across the field. The AI agent is on your side of it. Why agent security is a problem of command, not conquest.
Canaries in the Wild - Episode 5: Ollie Whitehouse | Tracebit
Episode 5 features Ollie Whitehouse, CTO of the UK's National Cyber Security Centre, on 23 years of running deception and building NCSC's national-scale cyber deception programme.
iVerify Enterprise vs. Zimperium: Which Platform Is Better for BYOD Security?
Compare iVerify Enterprise vs. Zimperium for BYOD security, including mobile threat detection, employee privacy, data collection, and deployment considerations.
Smishing Didn't Stop at SMS. Your Protection Shouldn't Either.
Learn how SmishGuard analyzes suspicious messages across encrypted messaging apps like WhatsApp and Signal without compromising user privacy.
Domain Firewall
Symlinks Are Still Scary (And Yes, You Can Commit Them to Git)
A harmless-looking symlink in a Git repo can redirect a tool into reading or writing anywhere on your machine. That old trick is now showing up in AI coding assistants, with nasty results.
World Cup Phishing Attacks Surge 500% | Hoxhunt Phishing category highlights
Jul 09, 2026 | World Cup 2026 phishing attacks targeting employees have surged 500% from April to June, as temporal attacks pinned to major global events gain in popularity with cyber criminals
How to protect your MCP Server with Fastly
Protect your AI infrastructure with Fastly. Learn how our MCP server security architecture mitigates OWASP and AI-specific threats while maintaining edge performance.
What Is Unified Vulnerability Management? | JupiterOne | JupiterOne
Unified vulnerability management consolidates every scanner's findings into one prioritized view. Learn why graph-native UVM beats a better spreadsheet.
Coder's AI Stack: Bring Your Own Agent or Run Coder Agents in Governed Environments
AI coding agents are writing production code fast. Coder's stack shows how to govern them, from self-hosted infrastructure to the LLM layer, at scale.
Your Team Already Has the AI. Now It Can See the Network.
Today we are launching Plixer 19.8. If you spend your day in a NOC or a SOC, you have noticed the same thing we have: your team has standardized on an AI tool it trusts, and that tool has never been able to see the network. Now it can. Plixer 19.8 is available now to all Plixer Scrutinizer and Plixer One customers at no additional charge. ... Read more » The post Your Team Already Has the AI. Now It Can See the Network. appeared first on Plixer.
The three types of JIT (And why only one actually kills standing access)
“Just in Time (JIT) access” is a simple concept but can be architected in multiple ways with significant tradeoffs. In this blog, we’ll break down the three major ways of achieving JIT, only one of which actually removes longstanding access altogether. These three types are: credential check-in/checkout timed group membership JIT permission assignment All three […] The post The three types of JIT (And why only one actually kills standing access) appeared first on P0 Security.
What’s New in Content Filter: Built from Customer Feedback, Designed for Modern K-12
n the K-12 world, the role of a Technology Director often feels like a constant balancing act. You need to keep the digital learning space safe and compliant, but you also need to minimize the “noise” that drains your team’s time, budget, and resources. We hear you. We talk to IT teams daily, and we ... The post What’s New in Content Filter: Built from Customer Feedback, Designed for Modern K-12 appeared first on ManagedMethods Cybersecurity, Safety & Compliance for K-12.
DNS Security Best Practices for Cyber Risk Reduction
DNS Security and DNS Filtering: How Organizations Can Prevent Threats at the Network Level Cyberattacks can be difficult to detect because they often blend in with normal network activity. Every time a device attempts to reach a website, it generates a Domain Name System (DNS) query. In simple terms, this is a request to locate […] The post DNS Security Best Practices for Cyber Risk Reduction appeared first on CyberFOX | Cybersecurity Software Provider.
Ubiquiti UniFi OS vulnerabilities: How to find impacted assets
Ubiquiti disclosed multiple vulnerabilities affecting certain versions of the UniFi OS. Here's how to find affected assets with runZero.
Save the Address, Save the Cloud (KubeVirt VM Migration Story)
Kubernetes is built for containers, and it’s been doing that since it used to run docker as an engine for its containers. But what if you want to add VMs to the mix? After all,... The post Save the Address, Save the Cloud (KubeVirt VM Migration Story) appeared first on Tigera – Creator of Calico.
DFIR+AI 2026 Challenge Winners
Our DFIR+AI Challenge is complete, and our judges awarded the... The post DFIR+AI 2026 Challenge Winners appeared first on Cyber Triage.
The Azure CLI Password-Spray Campaign: Cloud Misconfiguration Exploited by Malicious Actors
A recent attack against Microsoft Entra ID demonstrated how incomplete Conditional Access coverage allowed Azure CLI sign-ins to bypass expected MFA protections.
The Free Smartwatch Scam: Anatomy of a MENA Financial Phishing Campaign
Overview Free smartwatches don’t exist. Yet across the MENA region, thousands of banking and payment customers are clicking on ads that promise… The post The Free Smartwatch Scam: Anatomy of a MENA Financial Phishing Campaign first appeared on dPhish.
5 security gaps hiding in plain sight across your Apple fleet
Whether you’re starting from scratch or adding Apple devices to your existing tech stack, managing and securing your growing Apple fleet can be a challenge. Discover five common Mac security gaps before they turn into bigger problems.
Why “Fast” Questionnaires Are the Wrong Metric for Trust
Every vendor risk platform on the market wants to tell you the same story: fill out this questionnaire faster, get approved faster, move on with your day.  It sounds great. It’s also solving the wrong problem.  The Speed Trap  Somewhere along the way, the TPRM industry decided that the biggest pain point in vendor risk management was time. So, the ... Read more The post Why “Fast” Questionnaires Are the Wrong Metric for Trust appeared fir
How Long Would It Take You to Know Someone Was Reading Sensitive Data?
How quickly would you know if someone was accessing sensitive data they shouldn't? Minutes or months can make all the difference. The post How Long Would It Take You to Know Someone Was Reading Sensitive Data? appeared first on ALTR | Automated Data Access Governance and Security.
AppOmni vs Reco.ai
AppOmni vs Reco.ai While Reco focuses on SaaS visibility and identity-centric insights, AppOmni delivers more complete SaaS and AI security by combining deep posture management, real-time threat detection, data exposure protection, and AI-driven correlations and investigations to reduce risk before it becomes an incident. Why security teams need AppOmni As SaaS environments grow more complex, […] The post AppOmni vs Reco.ai appeared first on AppOmni.
CISA Warns of Active Exploitation of Microsoft SharePoint Remote Code Execution Vulnerability
The U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warned that threat actors are actively exploiting CVE-2026-45659, a high severity remote code execution vulnerability affecting on... The post CISA Warns of Active Exploitation of Microsoft SharePoint Remote Code Execution Vulnerability appeared first on Blackwired.com.
What Is Dark Data and Can It Live on Public AI Servers?
Dark data used to be a storage problem. It lived in forgotten files and stale archives across your systems, racking up cost and creating the occasional audit headache. But the dark data that keeps people up at night now is a completely different beast. Every time someone drops a contract into ChatGPT or shares a ... The post What Is Dark Data and Can It Live on Public AI Servers? appeared first on Concentric AI.
Automating Third-Party Risk Management: Steps & Playbook
Executive summary: TPRM automation helps organizations streamline and improve third-party oversight by standardizing repeatable work across onboarding, assessments, monitoring, remediation, and offboarding. The most effective programs pair automation with human accountability for risk decisions, use tiered due diligence based on exposure, and connect TPRM to procurement to prevent unchecked approvals. This guide explains the core elements of TPRM automation and walks through a step-by-step imple
Vibe Coding: The Rise & Risk of AI-Generated Code
AI is writing your software faster than ever. Is your organization keeping pace with the security risks? The AI Coding Revolution Has Already Arrived Artificial Intelligence is transforming software development […] The post Vibe Coding: The Rise & Risk of AI-Generated Code first appeared on Global Learning Systems.
The False Idolatry of Data: Calvino’s Numbers in the Dark
Originally posted on Substack Published posthumously, Italo Calvino’s Numbers in the Dark (2002) is a provocative collection of stories written between 1943 and 1984 that explores the effects of digital technologies and data. Calvino (1923-1985) was an Italian author, most known for his book, Invisible Cities and If On a Winter’s Night a Traveler. Although Numbers in the Dark is not his best work, […] The post The False Idolatry of Data: Calvino’s Numbers in the Dark appeared first on Teac
IAM Disaster Recovery: Four Days Isn’t a Safe Window
See why a four-day exploit window makes IAM disaster recovery essential, and why Git alone can't restore trust after an Okta or Entra ID compromise. The post IAM Disaster Recovery: Four Days Isn’t a Safe Window appeared first on acsense.
1-in-2 phones sold in Africa exfiltrate telemetry to China
What the Transsion Telemetry Research Means for Mobile Security Transsion is the world’s fourth-largest smartphone manufacturer. Its brands — TECNO, Infinix, and itel — dominate markets across Africa, South Asia, Southeast Asia, and Latin America. Every one of these devices ships with a first-party Android telemetry framework: Athena for event collection and oneID for cross-app […] The post 1-in-2 phones sold in Africa exfiltrate telemetry to China appeared first on NowSecure.
Why Being HIPAA Compliant Doesn’t Mean You’re Insurable
Your HIPAA risk assessment is current. Your policies are signed, your Business Associate Agreements are on file, and your last OCR review came back clean. Then your cyber insurance renewal application lands on your desk, and the underwriter wants proof of phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication on every system, endpoint detection and response on every device, and ... Read more The post Why Being HIPAA Compliant Doesn’t Mean You’re Insurable appeared first on Meriplex.
SixMap Research: Operational Technology Exposure Report 2026
Operational technology—the programmable controllers, tank gauges, and grid telecontrol systems that run physical infrastructure—was never designed to be accessible from the open internet. When exposed, these systems become an attack surface that’s both fragile and consequential: many can be disrupted by a single malformed packet, and a successful compromise can cross from the digital world […] The post SixMap Research: Operational Technology Exposure Report 2026 appeared first on Six
MSP Compliance Services SMB: Build the Partner Model
The compliance gap for small and mid-sized businesses is straightforward: the requirements are enterprise-grade, but the resources are not. SMBs face the same regulatory standards as their much larger counterparts—same HIPAA requirements, same CMMC controls, same FTC enforcement—without the compliance teams, budgets, or institutional knowledge to meet them independently.
Partir en vacances l'esprit tranquille : la check-list cybersécurité du DSI/RSSI
L'été approche, et avec lui son lot d'effectifs réduits, de responsables injoignables et de vigilance en baisse. C'est précisément cette […] L’article Partir en vacances l'esprit tranquille : la check-list cybersécurité du DSI/RSSI est apparu en premier sur AISI.
Ransomware Doesn’t Have to Hit Like a Hurricane
Myota is about savings. The people who built the core tech were thinking about saving you from attacks. Myota also gets you true hard cost savings. But Myota also saves you from the types of losses you just can’t recover. The damage from attacks. So many people we talk to don’t have stuff backed up – even their critical data. And here's the cruel joke: the ones who do aren't as safe as they think, because 96% of ransomware attacks go straight for the backups. The safety net is the first thing th
Cleo Integration Cloud for Carriers
Cleo Integration Cloud for Carriers /sites/default/files/2026-07/CIC%20for%20Carriers%20Solution%20Brief%20%E2%80%93%202026.pdf [email protected] Wed, 07/08/2026 - 11:34 Content type White Paper Description for search Cleo Integration Cloud (CIC) gives carriers one platform to orchestrate shipment execution, monitor every transportation milestone, and resolve exceptions before they become customer escalations. Industry Logistics & Transportation Thumbnail for Search Title for search Cleo In
CIC for Third Party Logistics (3PL)
CIC for Third Party Logistics (3PL) /sites/default/files/2026-07/CIC%20for%203PLs%20Solution%20Brief%20%E2%80%93%202026.pdf [email protected] Wed, 07/08/2026 - 11:34 Content type White Paper Description for search Cleo Integration Cloud (CIC) gives 3PLs one platform to orchestrate shipper and retailer connectivity, monitor fulfillment execution in real time, and resolve operational exceptions before they disrupt service levels. Industry Logistics & Transportation Thumbnail for Search Title
HPC AI Workloads Need Runtime Security. The Architecture Already Exists.
Learn how to secure HPC AI infrastructure against runtime and supply chain threats via continuous behavioral monitoring.
Why “Stupid” Software Pricing Models Are Driving Churn in the AI Era
“Nothing frustrates me more than feeling like I’m getting a bad deal.” That line, taken from the recent OnlyCFO piece, 2026: The Year of Churn, perfectly captures the growing tension between SaaS vendors and their customers. The author calls out “stupid pricing models” as a key driver of churn, particularly in an AI-driven world where traditional seat-based or named user approaches are breaking down. It’s a blunt assessment, but an accurate one. This is not just a pricing conversation. It is a t