How I built agent-based security reviews on Databricks
We already had automation in parts of our security review process. It was useful,...
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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MCP as an Application Protocol: The Emerging Agent Interoperability Layer
5 min readHow is MCP Evolving from a Toolkit into an Application Protocol? At its 2024 launch, MCP focused on enabling language models to call functions, allowing them to interact with external systems rather than limiting them to text generation. But if you’ve been paying attention to the 2026 roadmap and the work shipping since then, you’ve […] The post MCP as an Application Protocol: The Emerging Agent Interoperability Layer appeared first on Aembit.
Benefits of HIPAA compliant forms for small healthcare organizations
Adopting HIPAA compliant forms is a cost-effective investment for small healthcare organizations. Besides helping to avoid penalties, these forms streamline operations, build patient trust, and create a foundation for sustainable growth.
TWiC: Cisco ISE Emergency Patch, Microsoft’s Record 974 Flaws, & Boston Scientific Disruption
This Week in Cybersecurity (TWiC) Security Advisory Cisco ISE Emergency Patch, Microsoft’s Record 974 Flaws, & Boston Scientific Disruption This Week in Cybersecurity (TWiC), infrastructure and supply chains faced relentless pressure from high-severity disclosures and real-world operational halts. 10.0 CVSS on a Cisco ISE zero-daygranting unauthenticated root 974 Microsoft vulnerabilitiespatched in a single cycle 3 […]
Slicing Code Context
Selects bounded, graph-informed source slices with Trailmark and delegates focused code analysis or patch-proposal work to a smaller subagent.
[remote] MikroTrick, 7.24, 7.24.2, 7.0.0, 7.23.4, 6.0.0, 6.49.21 - RCE
MikroTrick, 7.24, 7.24.2, 7.0.0, 7.23.4, 6.0.0, 6.49.21 - RCE
Top 10 Autonomous SOC Platforms in 2026
The top 10 autonomous SOC platforms in 2026, ranked, led by the one CISOs across 300+ enterprise environments and MSSPs rank first. Plus two tests to run on your own queue before you buy.
Among the 8,000 Most Popular MCP Servers, We Found 29% With Significant Risk - Backslash
Backslash analyzed the 8,000 most popular MCP servers by GitHub stars. 29% carry at least one risk finding and 6 have confirmed unintended remote code execution. Full research, CVEs, and secure MCP adoption best practices.
What Makes an Electronic Signing Process Trustworthy? - Blog | Wultra
Choosing the right type of electronic signature is only part of building a reliable signing process. Banks also need to consider how the signer is identified and authenticated, how consent and document integrity are protected, and how evidence can be verified over time.
Cribl Stream and Databricks: A faster path to analytics-ready telemetry
The new Databricks Zerobus Destination for Cribl Stream helps organizations move analytics-ready telemetry into Delta Tables with fewer moving parts, less latency, and more control.
AI is compressing attack timelines. Cyber resilience needs proof.
How banks can turn the ECB’s AI-cybersecurity expectations into an evidence-driven operating model
Trust, but verify: Atomic claim checking against LLM hallucinations
Hallucinations kept an LLM out of our knowledge base cleanup for years. Splitting generation from atomic claim verification fixed it and cleared a four-year backlog of duplicate articles.
Elastic Cloud on Azure gets a speed boost: Compute-optimized instances on Azure Cobalt ARM
Starting September 24, 2026, Elastic Cloud on Azure adds compute-optimized (ARM) hardware profiles backed by Microsoft's Cobalt ARM processors, delivering up to 37% better throughput than the previous generation Ampere Altra VMs at lower cost.
Your Sentinel CI/CD Detections Are Now Defender XDR Detections
Microsoft Sentinel's new detections-as-code workflow hands detection engineers a CI/CD pipeline and quietly takes away the safety net that used to catch broken
LiteLLM vs Tetrate: 2026 Enterprise AI Gateway Comparison
LiteLLM vs Tetrate comparison for 2026: performance benchmarks, security and compliance gaps, total cost of ownership, plus migration paths for AI gateways.
Where your data goes during an AI pentest
Session tokens, customer records, error traces. Here's exactly where that data goes during an agentic pentest, and what to ask any vendor.
MCP Security: Risks, Best Practices and a Checklist
MCP security explained: tool poisoning, token passthrough, excessive scope and shadow servers, the controls MCP's guidance asks for, and a 14-point checklist.
AI Risk Register Template: 15 Risks Mapped to ISO 42001
A free AI risk register template: 15 AI risks with owners, controls and evidence, mapped to ISO/IEC 42001, the NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act.
Using TypeSafe’s Jev for evals in Datadog Agent Observability
See how we wired Jev into online evals on live spans and offline evals inside Datadog experiments, using a single rubric for both.
Cryptographic Proof: The Key to Strengthening Your Mobile API Security
The internet is changing fast. If you look at Cloudflare’s recent vision for web traffic, they predict AI bots and autonomous agents will actually outnumber human users by 2027. We are moving away from an internet built for humans browsing web pages to an "Agentic Web" where AI agents do the heavy lifting. They book flights, scrape training data, and interact with APIs in the background.
Segmentation Isn’t Security: The OT/IoT Myth That Won’t Die
If Mythbusters took aim at OT/IoT security they would probably start with network segmentation.  With OT/IoT security there are many ways that organizations will delude themselves by thinking they are safe-by-design when the reality is way different, but probably the biggest is around segmentation.  The leading example of this is when someone says “we’re good […] The post Segmentation Isn’t Security: The OT/IoT Myth That Won’t Die appeared first on Viakoo, Inc.
You Will Never Patch Fast Enough. Here’s the Math.
Vulnerabilities are disclosed far faster than any team can remediate them, and attackers exploit them in days. See why the patch backlog is structural, and what closes the gap. The post You Will Never Patch Fast Enough. Here’s the Math. appeared first on NetFoundry.
Jev vs. LLM-as-a-Judge: Accuracy and cost benchmarks
We benchmarked Jev against Claude Opus 5 and GPT-5.6 Terra on accuracy, cost, and latency. Learn how threshold tuning changes hallucination detection. The post Jev vs. LLM-as-a-Judge: Accuracy and cost benchmarks appeared first on Arize AI.
Placeholder domain used in dev docs now serves ClickFix attacks
The "third-party.com" domain, commonly used as a placeholder in developer documentation and code examples, is serving a fake Cloudflare verification page that attempts to trick Windows users into executing PowerShell commands. [...]
The human we find in our machines
There is a peculiar moment that happens when talking to AI. You ask it to rewrite an email, it does a good job, and you type, "Thanks!" Then, almost without thinking, you add, "Sorry, one more thing." It is software. It cannot be kept waiting, interrupted, or offended. Still, somehow, you have developed the manners.Then the questions get a little... The post The human we find in our machines appeared first on ManageEngine Blog.
Everyone Can See Progress. That's Exactly the Problem
Systems are coming back online. That's exactly when ransomware recovery gets dangerous. Part 4 of our series on why the order can't be rushed.
Top 8 Enterprise Solutions for Real-Time AI Monitoring and Defense
TL;DR: Real-time AI monitoring and defense solutions watch AI activity as it happens and block risky prompts, data movement, and agent actions. Best for AI use on unmanaged devices: Venn; best for workforce AI access control: Zscaler; best for AI app and agent runtime defense: Prisma AIRS; best for agentic detection and response: Noma Security. What […] The post Top 8 Enterprise Solutions for Real-Time AI Monitoring and Defense appeared first on Venn.
Education State of the Union: JNUC 2026
The education landscape has changed quite a bit this year. At the 2026 JNUC State of the Union, attendees discovered what new features Jamf has to offer educators and admins to meet new challenges and how to use them to keep the focus on what matters: learning.
The Best in Cyber Advisory: Meet the 2026 Cyber Advisory Excellence Award Winners
Meet the 2026 Cyber Advisory Excellence Award winners, the vCISOs, MSPs, and advisory teams recognized by their peers for raising the standard in cyber advisory. The post The Best in Cyber Advisory: Meet the 2026 Cyber Advisory Excellence Award Winners appeared first on Cynomi.
Device Trust: How It Works in 7 Steps & 5 Best Practices
What Is Device Trust?  Device trust is a security approach that checks whether a device meets defined requirements before it can access applications, networks, or data. Instead of trusting a device because it is connected to a corporate network, the system evaluates signals such as device identity, operating system version, encryption status, security software, and […] The post Device Trust: How It Works in 7 Steps & 5 Best Practices appeared first on Venn.
The Attacker Was the Model
A two-part series on the 2026 AI platform security incidents, and what they actually teach network defenders Part One: The Attacker Was the Model What the 2026 Hugging Face intrusion actually teaches network defenders — and what the coverage got wrong On July 16, 2026, Hugging Face published a security disclosure that read like the [...] The post The Attacker Was the Model appeared first on RedSeal.
DOJ’s $400M TikTok privacy settlement hits a snag: a judge may reject part of it
SecurityHQ Named Datadog Innovation Service Partner of the Year
The recognition highlights SecurityHQ's managed security services built on Datadog, combining security engineering with 24/7 detection and response. The post SecurityHQ Named Datadog Innovation Service Partner of the Year appeared first on SecurityHQ.
What Israeli Defense Contractors Need to Know About ITAR Compliance
Israeli defense contractors face increasingly complex regulatory requirements when collaborating with US partners or handling controlled technical data. The ITAR create strict obligations for how defense-related information must be protected, transmitted, and audited throughout multinational partnerships. Understanding ITAR compliance requirements is not just about avoiding penalties. It is about maintaining the secure data handling capabilities Read more...
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Privacy Policy bcollins Wed, 09/23/2026 - 13:54 Privacy Policy GeneralThank you for visiting Egnyte, Inc.'s website located at www.egnyte.com. This Privacy Policy identifies the information (including personal data as defined under GDPR) that Egnyte (hereinafter “Egnyte”, “We”, “Us” or “Our”) may collect about you at our website or through other activities, including our live events, meetings, marketing activities, and social media pages (collectively “Website”) and describes how Egnyte processe
Clone of Privacy Policy
Clone of Privacy Policy bcollins Wed, 09/23/2026 - 13:54 Privacy Policy GeneralThank you for visiting Egnyte, Inc.'s website located at www.egnyte.com. This Privacy Policy identifies the information (including personal data as defined under GDPR) that Egnyte (hereinafter “Egnyte”, “We”, “Us” or “Our”) may collect about you at our website or through other activities, including our live events, meetings, marketing activities, and social media pages (collectively “Website”) and describes how Egnyte
GitLab Email Addresses Can Be Weaponized for Supply Chain Attacks
Incoming email addresses automatically assigned to each user on the platform contain highly privileged access tokens that attackers can use.
CPPA fines PlayOn Sports $1.1M for forcing tracking consent on school ticketing platform
FTC orders Match and OkCupid to stop misrepresenting how they share user data
Server Performance Monitoring: 10 Metrics Every SRE Should Track
How do you know a server is about to cause problems before it actually does? You track the right metrics.Not all of them, just the leading ones that consistently surface performance issues before they worsen into outages. This guide breaks down the 10 server performance monitoring metrics every SRE should have on their radar.What makes a... The post Server Performance Monitoring: 10 Metrics Every SRE Should Track appeared first on ManageEngine Blog.