GitHub Copilot best practices for teams
GitHub Copilot best practices for enterprise teams: credential management, cost controls, guardrails, and provider fallbacks that scale.
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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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Patching Isn’t Enough: CISA’s FIRESTARTER Advisory and What It Means for Your Network
CISA doesn’t issue Emergency Directives lightly. When ED 25-03 landed last week — mandating immediate action for federal agencies and urging all U.S. organizations to respond — it came with a warning that should stop every security leader cold: Patching your Cisco ASA/FTD devices will not remove this threat. FIRESTARTER is a persistent backdoor specifically [...] The post Patching Isn’t Enough: CISA’s FIRESTARTER Advisory and What It Means for Your Network appeared first on RedSeal.
Benchmarking Neo's Black-Box DAST Capabilities
Since the launch of Neo, we've been steadily expanding what it can do. Neo has found 33+ real CVEs across open-source projects, performed well on white-box security testing where source code is available, and generally proven itself as a capable security engineer when it has context to work with. What we hadn't shared yet is how Neo does when it's operating purely as a black-box DAST agent no source code, no architecture context, just a URL. The prompt Neo gets is a minimal prompt with no guida
Web Filtering and Device Management Expectations for Modern Schools
A Checklist of Key Considerations, Learn From Our experts! The post Web Filtering and Device Management Expectations for Modern Schools first appeared on Ativion.
Security Development Lifecycle (SDL): What It Is, Phases & Best Practices
A major difference between a secure application or website and one with exploitable vulnerabilities often comes down to how security is integrated into the development lifecycle and developer workflows. Largely pioneered by Microsoft, the security development lifecycle has evolved from reactive patch management to a more proactive integration of security practices throughout the development process.
Stolen Cryptocurrency Recovery: How DriveSavers Rebuilt a Trezor Seed Phrase from 10 Missing Words
DriveSavers crypto recovery services combined forensic video analysis with proprietary recovery software to solve a brute-force problem initially estimated to be computationally infeasible The post Stolen Cryptocurrency Recovery: How DriveSavers Rebuilt a Trezor Seed Phrase from 10 Missing Words appeared first on DriveSavers Data Recovery Services.
AI Is Quietly Expanding the Attack Surface Across Every Layer of Enterprises
The real danger with AI is quieter and wider than protecting an LLM. And it’s happening faster than security teams realize. These risks of AI in business: the silently expanding attack surface. When growing data pipelines, APIs, identity systems, and unauthorized shadow AI tools are left ungoverned, each becomes an entry point for attackers. Not to mention a risk to the enterprise. Here’s what security leaders need to know, and how to start closing the gaps before attackers find them first....
DAAG vs DAAPM and The Transition to DAAG
DAAG vs DAAPM and The Transition to DAAG BLUF The DAAG officially replaces the DAAPM, but this is more of... The post DAAG vs DAAPM and The Transition to DAAG first appeared on SecureStrux.
More Connectors Won’t Fix Your Governance Gaps
If you have been evaluating identity governance solutions, you have probably seen the pitch: “We have 500+ connectors.” Or 800. Or 1,200. The number keeps climbing, and the implication is clear. More connectors means more coverage. More coverage means better governance.  It sounds right. It is not.  Connector count has become a proxy metric for a problem it does
How law firm technology adoption is shaping client trust in 2026
In 2026, law firm technology is no longer just an operational concern—it’s a defining factor in client trust and retention as well as revenue growth. New Integris research in the “Integris 2026 law firm trust in technology report” highlights a growing client confidence gap in the legal industry. While law firms are increasing technology spending,… The post How law firm technology adoption is shaping client trust in 2026 appeared first on Integris.
The Doc Ock Problem: Securing AI Command from the Edge Inward
In the 20th century arms race was measured by missile tests and stockpiles of weapons. AI is shifting the 21st century global competition from a mode of kinetic stockpiling to a weaponizing of the supply chain. The vast resources that enable AI depend on the convergence of massive storage, specialized compute needed for matrix multiplication,... View Article The post The Doc Ock Problem: Securing AI Command from the Edge Inward appeared first on Owl Cyber Defense.
Boundary Defence: The First Layer of Industrial Cyber Security
Modern operational technology environments require robust boundary defence. Learn how to eliminate inbound ports, enforce multi-layer boundaries, and modernise remote access.
Scaling Our Vision: Welcoming Tamar Nulman and Omri Arnon to the Legit Team
No Known Exploitable Vulnerabilities
Blog #3 in our Human Written CRA expert series: What “no known exploitable vulnerabilities” actually means under the CRA—and how SBOMs, risk assessment, and automation help you meet the new security and reporting duties.
Just-in-Time Permissions Explained: How JIT and IGA Together Enforce Least Privilege
Just-in-Time permissions reduce exposure — but do they enforce least privilege? Only when paired with IGA. Here's why, and how they work together. The post Just-in-Time Permissions Explained: How JIT and IGA Together Enforce Least Privilege appeared first on Omada.
Third-Party Remote Access in OT: The Soft Underbelly of Industrial Cybersecurity
“We trust our vendors. Plus, they’ve always had access. What's suddenly the problem?”In many industrial environments, allowing third-party vendors, contractors, and OEMs to access sensitive OT environments has been standard practice for years. What began as occasional remote support has now evolved into a core operational dependency. Today, remote vendor access underpins maintenance, diagnostics, and uptime across manufacturing plants, energy facilities, and critical infrastructure.But while the
Data Without Borders: Rethinking Cloud Migrations and AI in a Multi‑Cloud World
For more than a decade, organizations have treated cloud data movement as a necessary evil—something to plan around, constrain, and minimize. Data was heavy. Networks were fragile. Migrations happened once, in carefully choreographed waves, and no one wanted to repeat them. That mental model no longer holds. Today, enterprises need to move data quickly between […]
Decoding Staff Augmentation vs. Managed Services and Their Practical Impacts
Forget the idea that IT resourcing is just about plugging gaps—it's about protecting business momentum when it counts. When your payment gateway stall... The post Decoding Staff Augmentation vs. Managed Services and Their Practical Impacts appeared first on enkompas Technology Solutions.
Securing the IoT Frontier: Navigating the Threat of Anthropic’s Mythos with ShieldEdge
BLOG Securing the IoT Frontier: Navigating the Threat of Anthropic’s Mythos with ShieldEdge Introduction: The Mythos Era The introduction of Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview has signaled a paradigm shift in cybersecurity, proving that frontier AI can now autonomously discover and exploit hundreds of zero-day vulnerabilities that have eluded cyber experts for decades. The Bottom […] The post Securing the IoT Frontier: Navigating the Threat of Anthropic’s Mythos with ShieldEdge appear
Traditional Red Teaming vs OpenAEV: Why Continuous Validation Matters
OpenAEV and red teaming are not rivals, they’re complementary mechanisms for continuously testing and improving your defenses.
Theom is the ONLY Vendor to be Named Both a Leader and an Outperformer in the GigaOm Radar for DSPM
Theom has officially been recognized as a Leader and an Outperformer in the GigaOm Radar for Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) v3. The post Theom is the ONLY Vendor to be Named Both a Leader and an Outperformer in the GigaOm Radar for DSPM appeared first on Theom.
Omada Identity Cloud Private: Enterprise-grade Identity Governance, Deployed in your Cloud
Omada Identity Cloud Private delivers the full capabilities of Omada Identity Cloud within your own Azure tenant. It is designed for organizations that need cloud-native IGA but cannot access multi-tenant SaaS. The post Omada Identity Cloud Private: Enterprise-grade Identity Governance, Deployed in your Cloud appeared first on Omada.
Data privacy in 2026: What to expect
When exploring the regulatory environment, data privacy continues to be a critical area of focus for organizations worldwide. With rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, the proliferation of connected devices, and the increasing sophistication of cyber threats, safeguarding personal information has never been more critical. Governments worldwide are responding with stringent regulations, while consumers are becoming […] The post Data privacy in 2026: What to expect first appeared o
[Automotive Cybersecurity] 자동차는 ‘달리는 소프트웨어’
The Agentic Resilience Gap: Proving AI Readiness for CISOs
:Cyber Resilience: !cyber-resilience! Traditional enablement fails the AI-driven SOC. Learn how to bridge the resilience gap with live-fire Elastic AI drills that satisfy DORA, NIST, and ISO requirements.
Analyze AUTOSAR Firmware & Identify Vulnerabilities Faster | Webinar – Register Now
Learn how to analyze AUTOSAR systems directly from raw firmware. Discover how to extract components, generate SBOMs, and map vulnerabilities using PURLs.
Extension Developers Sell The Data of At Least 6.5 Million Users – And It’s All Completely Legal
This isn’t a story about malware. Nobody hacked you. Nobody stole anything. The extensions you’re running right now may be selling your browsing data — and they told you they would. It’s right there in the privacy policy. Page 4. Paragraph 7. The one nobody reads. The post Extension Developers Sell The Data of At Least 6.5 Million Users – And It’s All Completely Legal appeared first on LayerX.
Veza Product Updates – April 2026
The 2026.4 release weaves AI-powered intelligence deeper into daily security workflows, embeds NHI governance actions throughout the platform, and broadens integration coverage with new ITSM and HRIS connectors. Teams gain richer query context, faster extraction performance, and more precise lifecycle automation. Veza 2026.4 highlights include: Please see the sections below for details on each product […] The post Veza Product Updates – April 2026 appeared first on Veza.
Gartner®: 3 Forces Reshaping Microsegmentation
Microsegmentation has long been a cornerstone of zero-trust security, but … The post Gartner®: 3 Forces Reshaping Microsegmentation appeared first on Tufin.
When AI Outpaces Your Patch Cycle
A new report from some of the most respected names in cybersecurity has confirmed what many of us suspected: AI has permanently changed the rules of the game. The report — published this month by the CSA CISO Community, SANS, and the OWASP Gen AI Security Project — documents a turning point. Anthropic’s Claude Mythos […] The post When AI Outpaces Your Patch Cycle appeared first on Radiflow.
The CISSP Certification: Is It Worth It? - Immersive
:Cyber Workforce Benchmark: !cyber-workforce-benchmark! We compare CISSP certification vs. a master's degree to see what they are really worth. Learn more.
Threat Briefing – April 2026
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Leveraging AI in Fintech Securely
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The Prompt Gap: The things we think and do not say about AI prompt security
Somewhere in your organisation, right now, someone is about to paste something into a chatbot.
Ever Nimble
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Core Impact Chronicle: Exploits and Updates | Q1 2026
Core Impact Exploit Library AdditionsOne of Core Impact’s most valuable features is its certified exploit library, maintained by a team (formerly Core Labs) within the Fortra Intelligence & Research Experts (FIRE) group. This team conducts in-depth research to evaluate and prioritize the most critical vulnerabilities, ensuring the library is updated with high-impact, reliable exploits that enable pen testers to use the same techniques as modern real-world threats.
Stairwell Deep Dive: Understanding AI Triage
What it is? How it works? When to use it? TL;DR — Stairwell AI Triage is a labeled feature inside the Stairwell platform. It analyzes a file’s structure, logic, and intent without executing it, and returns a plain-English explanation of what the file does. It runs in seconds. It does not detonate. It sits between […] The post Stairwell Deep Dive: Understanding AI Triage appeared first on Stairwell.
Healthcare Ransomware Prevention: Essential Strategies to Secure Your Cloud Infrastructure
A single data breach can disrupt patient care, damage trust, and trigger massive compliance penalties. Healthcare organizations face relentless cyber threats that specifically target highly sensitive patient data. Defending against... The post Healthcare Ransomware Prevention: Essential Strategies to Secure Your Cloud Infrastructure appeared first on ClearDATA.
JPMorgan’s Cyber Resilience Case for a New Security Operating Model | Tuskira
JPMorgan’s latest cyber resilience guidance points to a new security operating model. Learn why context, reachability, correlation, and compensating controls matter more than raw severity alone.
The Top CISO Stories from Around the Web: April 2026
As AI accelerates the speed of exploitation, the role of the CISO is undergoing a fundamental transformation from technical gatekeeper to high-velocity risk strategist. This month’s top stories highlight a critical shift toward "runtime" security, agentic AI trust, and the human leadership required to build resilient, solution-oriented teams.