The GitHub Breach and VS Code Extensions: Threat Intelligence and Agentic Defense
The GitHub TeamPCP incident wasn't a one-off. It's the predictable result of an unmonitored developer agent surface. Here's what CISOs should do next.
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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AI Agents Need Identity: A New Model for Enterprise Access & Control
The post AI Agents Need Identity: A New Model for Enterprise Access & Control appeared first on Simeio.
DriveSavers Featured in The New Yorker
A powerful New Yorker feature that turns data recovery into a story about memory, loss, resilience, and the increasingly fragile nature of our digital lives. The post DriveSavers Featured in The New Yorker appeared first on DriveSavers Data Recovery Services.
On construit le futur de la gestion du risque humain, et on recrute !
Arsen simule des attaques de phishing et vishing par IA pour protéger les entreprises contre le social engineering. Vision, roadmap et postes ouverts
EU CRA Software Supply Chain Checklist
The post EU CRA Software Supply Chain Checklist appeared first on Anchore.
Azure Managed Services: What’s Included, What It Costs, and Who Needs It
BLOG ARTICLE Table of Contents Your cloud was supposed to make things easier. For many IT teams, it made things busier. Alert fatigue, surprise bills, security gaps, and an on-call rotation nobody signed up for. Most organizations hit this wall somewhere between cloud migration and stable operations. The infrastructure is […] The post Azure Managed Services: What’s Included, What It Costs, and Who Needs It appeared first on Netrix Global.
Best Zero Trust Platform for Banking: Complete Evaluation Framework for Financial Institutions
CISOs evaluating zero trust architectures in 2026 face a recurring decision: assemble Zero Trust capability from specialized point solutions (typically 6-10 separate products from different vendors), or deploy a zero… The post Best Zero Trust Platform for Banking: Complete Evaluation Framework for Financial Institutions appeared first on TerraZone.
3 Prerequisites to Adopting Claude Platform on AWS
AWS recently launched Claude Platform on AWS, which blends Anthropic’s native Claude Platform with Amazon’s identity and billing fabric. Organizations using both AWS and Anthropic in their tech stack now have a flexible, centralized way to govern identity and access across both cloud and AI. This integration does however introduce some security considerations worth addressing. […]
Zero Trust Platform All-in-One Solution: A CISO Solution Brief for Vendor Consolidation
CISOs evaluating zero trust architectures in 2026 face a recurring decision: assemble Zero Trust capability from specialized point solutions (typically 6-10 separate products from different vendors), or deploy a zero… The post Zero Trust Platform All-in-One Solution: A CISO Solution Brief for Vendor Consolidation appeared first on TerraZone.
What Is Third-Party Vendor Risk Management?
Third-party vendor risk management is the process of identifying, assessing, and reducing risks caused by external service providers that your business depends on. Software and service providers are integral elements of operations for businesses in Loveland, Email platforms, payroll systems, and file storage—they’re so ingrained into the daily humdrum that people hardly take much notice […] The post What Is Third-Party Vendor Risk Management? appeared first on CorKat Data.
Query Planner Early Benchmarks
Early benchmarks of the SpiceDB query planner across four schema scenarios and multiple datastore backends, showing where the new planner already outperforms the current dispatch implementation.
Securing Identity, Together: HYPR and WWT Bring Identity Assurance to the Advanced Technology Center
I’ve been going to RSA for over a decade now. Long enough to spot the cycle.This year the theme was AI — and it was everywhere. Every booth, every pitch, every keynote, some of it meaningful. Most of it is noise. What stood out wasn’t the issues many are facing, but it was everything being labeled as AI...
Best Zero Trust Platform for Homeland Security: Complete Evaluation Framework Copy
Why Government IT Officers Need a Different ZTNA Evaluation Framework Government IT Officers evaluating a DoD zero trust compliant ZTNA solution face a different evaluation challenge than the CISOs and… The post Best Zero Trust Platform for Homeland Security: Complete Evaluation Framework Copy appeared first on TerraZone.
What DDoS Attacks Were Reported in April 2026? Timeline, Targets, and Security Lessons
April 2026 saw reported DDoS attacks against social platforms, crypto infrastructure, open-source services, and political websites. Here’s a timeline of key incidents and the security lessons organizations should take from them. The post What DDoS Attacks Were Reported in April 2026? Timeline, Targets, and Security Lessons appeared first on MazeBolt.
Regulatory Compliance and Industry Mandates: How AI Is Reshaping Risk Management
Regulatory compliance has always been a requirement for doing business in regulated industries. Today, it is something more. It is a direct reflection of how well an organization manages risk, protects data, and operates securely. As technology evolves, so do the expectations placed on businesses. AI adoption, cloud infrastructure, and remote work have expanded the attack surface and increased regulatory scrutiny. Organizations are now expected to demonstrate not only compliance, but continuous,
How to Build Cybersecurity Awareness for an AI-Driven Workforce
Cybersecurity awareness is no longer optional. Employees are one of the most targeted entry points for cyberattacks, and even the most advanced security tools cannot fully protect an organization without informed users. As threats evolve and AI-powered attacks become more sophisticated, organizations must take a proactive approach to educating their workforce. Raising cybersecurity awareness is not a one-time training session. It is an ongoing strategy that combines education, technology, and cu
Sentinels League 2026: Live Rankings for the Threat Hunting World Championship
Sentinels League 2026 brings global threat hunters together to battle across AI, Endpoint, Cloud, and SIEM surfaces for $100K in prizes and more.
MIND joins Anthropic's Cyber Verification Program: A first in data security
To stop data loss at AI speed, we need AI that can think like the attackers we're stopping.Attackers don't operate with safety rails. They iterate on exfiltration techniques and study how insiders actually behave. They build threat models that exploit the gaps in conventional DLP. The AI systems defending against them, by default, can't do any of that. Most foundation models include guardrails that limit dual-use cybersecurity work, which is exactly the work a modern data security plat
GitHub Is Investigating a TeamPCP Attack on Its Internal Repositories.
From Aqua’s Trivy to Checkmarx’s KICS to LiteLLM, and now potentially GitHub itself: the same pattern, the same root cause. Long-lived credentials sitting in trusted environments with nothing to protect them.v Source: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7462597834907885568/ As of this morning, GitHub is investigating unauthorized access to its internal repositories after TeamPCP listed what it claims is the platform’s […] The post GitHub Is Investigating
When Intrusions Use Trusted Tools
Attackers increasingly operate through valid credentials and trusted tools, making modern intrusions harder to detect. This blog explores why these attacks blend into normal operations and what security teams can do about it.
Theta Lake Delivers Sweeping AI Advancements in AI Trust, AI Interaction Governance Technology, and AI Programs
Adds STAR for AI Level II Security Certification, New AI Patents, New AI Interaction Risk Detections, and Launches AI Governance Series Santa Barbara, CA, May 20, 2026 (EIN) – Theta Lake, Inc., a multi-award winner for its compliance AI and a top scorer...
Why most AI projects are failing
Only 1 in 5 AI projects meet their KPIs. The model isn’t the reason.This is Blog 4 in our Data Trust + AI Success Series{children}{children}{children}Why most AI projects are failing{children}{children}{children}{children}One finding from MIND’s research, {children}, is hard to look past. Out of every five AI initiatives at the enterprises in the study, only one was meeting its KPIs. The other four were being re-architected, paused or quietly walked back.When the CISOs in the research opened the
Shadow AI Isn’t What It Used to Be: How Vibe Coding Quietly Rewrote the Category
Key Takeaways Get the full report here: The term Shadow AI has been in circulation for roughly two years. Until recently, it meant something narrower than what’s actually happening now: employees using unsanctioned AI tools, pasting things they shouldn’t into chat windows, running confidential documents through unmanaged summarizers on personal accounts. That problem is real, […] The post Shadow AI Isn’t What It Used to Be: How Vibe Coding Quietly Rewrote the Category app
Why strategic CISOs need proactive risk reduction, not reactive GRC reporting
Security and GRC teams have no shortage of risk mitigation activities. They are carrying more work than ever, yet many still lack confidence in the data and recommendations produced by all that manual effort. They are also operating in a risk environment that changes faster than their current operating model was designed to support. Unfortunately, […] The post Why strategic CISOs need proactive risk reduction, not reactive GRC reporting first appeared on TrustCloud.
Modern PAM vs. Traditional PAM: What Cybersecurity Leaders Need to Understand
How is it that organizations still suffer from access-related breaches, even after implementing PAM? The truth is that traditional PAM has primarily focused on controlling access in well-defined environments. But IT infrastructures, threats, and regulatory requirements have changed, shaping PAM into what it is today. Read this article to figure out what changed in privileged […]
CyberSift Team Member Zach Vella Completes 2,755km Run, Raising €145,000 for YMCA
CyberSift is thrilled to congratulate our colleague, Zach Vella, on completing his 2,755km "Miles from Home" run from London to Malta. After 51 days on the road, Zach arrived home this Monday, having raised a remarkable €145,000 for YMCA Malta. As a Main Sponsor, CyberSift has proudly supported Zach since his March 22nd departure from London, fueling a mission to strengthen YMCA’s drop-in center and shelter services to combat homelessness. Zach’s 51-day journey involved nearly two months of...
HIPAA Security Risk Assessment vs. Penetration Test: What Auditors Actually Want
A HIPAA Security Risk Assessment is the governance deliverable. A penetration test is the technical evidence that makes it defensible. Here is how to run both without paying twice for the same work.
A global manufacturing SOC cut noise and cost
Seculyze removed large volumes of false positives and cut Sentinel cost for a global manufacturing SOC.
Cyber risks for critical infrastructures: How to protect your workspace
The threats facing critical infrastructures are numerous and sophisticated: from espionage and data theft, to attacks aimed at disrupting essential services. Artificial intelligence also makes these attacks accessible to less advanced actors and facilitates the processing of data collected through theft or espionage operations. How can you detect and respond to threats targeting the workspace […]>
How CUI Data Flow Mapping Impacts NIST 800-171 and CMMC Readiness
When most organizations undergo a digital transformation, they do so with the goal of breaking down data silos to allow information to freely flow across their enterprise, typically for the first time. It makes it easier to share data, collaborate on projects, and more – both internally and externally. Which sounds fantastic – until you […] The post How CUI Data Flow Mapping Impacts NIST 800-171 and CMMC Readiness appeared first on IntelliGRC.
AI Finder: full visibility into AI artefacts
Detect AI SDKs, model files, frameworks, and dependencies directly in your codebase with AI Finder AI components have moved from research into production faster than most organisations can track them. SDK calls, framework dependencies, model files, and vector databases now sit alongside conventional open source components, but they rarely appear in standard inventories with the detail needed to assess risk or demonstrate compliance. As the EU AI Act enforcement timelines come into effect, knowin
Enhancing B2B/EDI with AI by building on what already works
B2B/EDI systems are among the most stable systems in enterprise IT. Axway B2B Integration has executed mission‑critical transactions for decades, surviving major architectural shifts such as adding API-led integration to EDI, from on‑premises to cloud, and …
Why Hashes, Filenames, and URLs Don’t See What AI Apps Actually Do
Key Takeaways: **** For two decades, controlling what software ran inside a corporate environment meant controlling identifiers. File hashes, executable names, URL allowlists, domain reputation, signed publishers — the stack catalogued the known-bad, permitted the known-good, and trusted the perimeter to do the rest. That model worked when the unit of governance was the artifact: […] The post Why Hashes, Filenames, and URLs Don’t See What AI Apps Actually Do appeared first on RedAcce
CTERA InsightAI: AI-Powered Data Management Through Natural Language
How AI-powered data intelligence is transforming unstructured data from a storage problem into an operational advantage. The post CTERA InsightAI: AI-Powered Data Management Through Natural Language first appeared on CTERA.
CTERA InsightAI: AI-Powered Data Management Through Natural Language
How AI-powered data intelligence is transforming unstructured data from a storage problem into an operational advantage. The post CTERA InsightAI: AI-Powered Data Management Through Natural Language first appeared on CTERA.
Adnovum Strengthens Cybersecurity and Realigns Solutions
With the acquisition of the Swiss IT service providers Koch IT and iSPIN, Adnovum expanded its cybersecurity expertise earlier this year. In April, an absorption merger was completed to incorporate Koch IT into Adnovum, making it part of the public sector team. With the integration of iSPIN on 1 May 2026, Adnovum also consolidated its cybersecurity offering in the business unit «Cybersecurity Services».
Purple Teaming su Larga Scala: come i Framework C2 avanzati abilitano una resilienza Cyber guidata dalla normativa
Gli esercizi di Purple Teaming eseguiti con ZAIUX Framework sono un valido strumento per migliorare la sicurezza e garantire la compliance The post Purple Teaming su Larga Scala: come i Framework C2 avanzati abilitano una resilienza Cyber guidata dalla normativa appeared first on Pikered.
Quantum Computers Aren’t Here. Your Security Migration Should Be – Securemetric
Why does a computer that doesn’t exist yet threaten us today? Imagine a thief who breaks into your safe not today, but ten years from now — using a key that doesn’t exist yet. That’s the essence of the threat pushing banks, governments, and critical infrastructure providers toward a quiet but fundamental overhaul of the […] The post Quantum Computers Aren’t Here. Your Security Migration Should Be – Securemetric appeared first on Securemetric.
DELTACAST Showcases Its CMS at Rams Park During the Belgian Royal Economic Mission to Türkiye
Liège, Belgium / Istanbul, Türkiye — May 2026 — DELTACAST took part in the Belgian Royal Economic Mission to Türkiye, presided over by Her Majesty The Queen . As part of the mission, CEO Frédéric Devisch presented DELTACAST’s portfolio of solutions to Belgian regional and federal ministers during a strategic breakfast meeting. The post DELTACAST Showcases Its CMS at Rams Park During the Belgian Royal Economic Mission to Türkiye appeared first on DELTACAST.
From Data Overload to Data Intelligence: Why We Built CTERA InsightAI
Enterprise data has never grown faster, and it has never been harder to understand. The post From Data Overload to Data Intelligence: Why We Built CTERA InsightAI first appeared on CTERA.