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 adoption is a security survival metric

AI is moving from experiment to infrastructure. Sysdig research shows more organizations building their own infrastructure, reducing the AI attack surface.

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DevRel newsletter — September 2026

Hello from the Elastic DevRel team! In this newsletter, we cover jina-ocr-v1, the latest blogs and videos, and upcoming events like Elastic{ON}.

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Decentralized Identity 101

TLDR Decentralized identity gives individuals control over verified digital credentials stored in secure wallets, allowing them to prove specific attributes without repeatedly sharing or centralizing personal data. Using cryptographic signatures, selective disclosure, and verifiable credentials, it can... The post Decentralized Identity 101 appeared first on Daon.

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When should quarantined email be preserved as security evidence?

Email quarantine is designed to keep suspicious messages away from a user’s inbox, but the quarantine itself can also become an important source of evidence. For healthcare organizations, the next step is determining whether a held message is routine spam or whether it could help explain a potential security incident.

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Why AI-generated email DLP rules still require human review

For healthcare providers, AI offers a quicker path to establishing email data loss prevention (DLP) rules. Users can specify their organization's requirements to generate a foundational rule. Paubox’s announcement, DLP Chat + DLP Observe and Report added to Paubox Data Loss Prevention, explains, “With DLP Chat, describe what you want to catch, and Paubox drafts the rule.”

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DDI Central 6500: Modern DHCP, unified visibility, and layered access control

DDI Central's release 6300 focused on authentication and identity: GSS-TSIG for secure DNS updates, LDAP/LDAPS-based user provisioning, and native Windows scavenging. Each aimed at cutting down the manual work behind keeping DNS and user access clean.DDI Central 6500 shifts focus elsewhere. This release tackles three problems network teams run into... The post DDI Central 6500: Modern DHCP, unified visibility, and layered access control appeared first on ManageEngine Blog.

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Ransomware Group incransom Hits: bnlawmacau.com www.bn-ip.com

Summary In the latest cybersecurity news, bnlawmacau.com www.bn-ip.com — an organization based in MO — has fallen victim to a ransomware attack conducted by… The post Ransomware Group incransom Hits: bnlawmacau.com www.bn-ip.com appeared first on HookPhish.

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Ransomware Group rhysida Hits: NEAD Pro

Summary In the latest cybersecurity news, NEAD Pro — an organization based in US — has fallen victim to a ransomware attack conducted by… The post Ransomware Group rhysida Hits: NEAD Pro appeared first on HookPhish.

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AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe: What Enterprise AI Teams Are Actually Building

Takeaways from AGNTCon+MCPCon Europe on AI agents, MCP, governance, and why enterprises are building control planes to manage the next wave of AI adoption. The post AGNTCon + MCPCon Europe: What Enterprise AI Teams Are Actually Building appeared first on Obot AI.

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Fable Security for Healthcare

A one-page overview of how Fable helps healthcare security teams reduce the human risk behind breaches that disrupt patient care. It covers three challenges hospitals face: clinicians who can’t step away for training, attackers who call the service desk posing as clinicians, and a single HIPAA module that can’t address every role. For each one, […] The post Fable Security for Healthcare appeared first on Fable Security.

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Fable Security for Healthcare

A one-page overview of how Fable helps healthcare security teams reduce the human risk behind breaches that disrupt patient care. It covers three challenges hospitals face: clinicians who can’t step away for training, attackers who call the service desk posing as clinicians, and a single HIPAA module that can’t address every role. For each one, […] The post Fable Security for Healthcare appeared first on Fable Security.

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Ransomware Group incransom Hits: welgenone.com

Summary In the latest cybersecurity news, welgenone.com — an organization based in US — has fallen victim to a ransomware attack conducted by the… The post Ransomware Group incransom Hits: welgenone.com appeared first on HookPhish.

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The First Government Breach by an AI Agent Won’t be the Last

Last week I wrote a piece talking about OpenAI’s misalignment blog and how it was a flashing red neon sign for security teams. Rather presciently, I included the following line:  However, these are the six misalignments they chose to disclose and had already identified. What about those they are not yet comfortable revealing, or even … Continued The post The First Government Breach by an AI Agent Won’t be the Last appeared first on Exabeam.

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The Asymmetry Problem

This blog article is the second blog in a two-part series on the 2026 AI platform security incidents, and what they actually teach network defenders. Why the most capable AI models refused to help defend against the attack — and what that tells us about AI-era network security Here is a detail from Hugging Face’s [...] The post The Asymmetry Problem appeared first on RedSeal.

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JNUC 2026 Day 2 recap

Catch up on JNUC 2026 Day 2: top session themes, the 10 best-attended breakouts, EDU SOTU highlights and more.

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Best Kubernetes monitoring tools compared in 2026: A buyer's guide for SRE, platform engineering, and ITOps teams

Monitoring Kubernetes in production is structurally different from monitoring traditional servers: pods are ephemeral, nodes autoscale, and the layered resource model—containers, pods, nodes, namespaces, deployments, services—creates an observability challenge that tools built for static infrastructure were never designed to handle. The correct... The post Best Kubernetes monitoring tools compared in 2026: A buyer's guide for SRE, platform engineering, and ITOps teams appeared first on ManageEng

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WordPress exploitation attempts observed hours after security update

At a glance: Exploitation attempts targeting CVE-2026-87902 began within hours of the September 22 release of WordPress 7.1.2, with activity quickly progressing from reconnaissance to exploitation attempts. Internet-facing WordPress sites running affected versions face the greatest exposure, particularly where deployment and configuration conditions allow the vulnerability to be successfully exploited. Review affected WordPress deployments, apply the September 22 security updates, and investigat

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Hardware AES for wolfCrypt on the TI C2000 C28x

The TI C2000 family is TI’s real-time control line: the MCUs inside motor drives, solar inverters, EV chargers and digital power supplies. wolfCrypt now drives the hardware AES accelerator on the LAUNCHXL-F28P55X (TMS320F28P550SJ), a 150 MHz C28x DSP with 133 KB RAM and 1088 KB flash. The F28P550SJ carries an on-chip AESA block, a TI […]

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Your Firewall Doesn’t Know Who 10.1.45.112 Is

A SOC analyst pulls up a threat log at 2am. Something’s misbehaving on 10.1.45.112. Is that the CFO’s laptop? A contractor’s phone on guest Wi-Fi? A server that’s been compromised? The log doesn’t say — it just says an IP address did something, and IP addresses don’t have names. So the analyst goes digging: DHCP […] The post Your Firewall Doesn’t Know Who 10.1.45.112 Is appeared first on Portnox.

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SecureStrux Earns Top Spots Nationwide in Comparably Awards

SecureStrux Earns #2 Spot Nationwide for Happiness, Work-Life Balance, and Perks & Benefits LANCASTER, Pennsylvania, Sept. 24, 2026 — SecureStrux,... The post SecureStrux Earns Top Spots Nationwide in Comparably Awards first appeared on SecureStrux.

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AI risk management: two disciplines, one inventory

Four search terms, two completely different jobs. Managing the risk of AI is not the same discipline as using AI for risk management, and most organisations are staffing one while being sold the other. The interesting part is what happens when you realise they are the same programme. The post AI risk management: two disciplines, one inventory appeared first on Xygeni AI-Powered AppSec Platform.

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Top CodeQL alternatives in 2026

Top CodeQL alternatives compared on noise, fixes, cost, and more: Aikido Security, Semgrep, Snyk Code, SonarQube, Checkmarx, and Veracode Category: DevSec Tools & Comparisons