NetOps Response to Mythos Lies in Going Back to the Basics
Mythos has shown what the security community has long feared: AI can identify software flaws faster than most organizations can respond.
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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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Mantax Otax: Indonesian Mobile Ransomware with Spyware Integration
Executive Summary The zLabs research team has discovered a sophisticated and highly aggressive mobile malware strain linked to Indonesian threat actors, that marks a dangerous tactical evolution by seamlessly integrating comprehensive spyware capabilities with traditional ransomware functionality into a single attack vector. This hybrid threat systematically compromises user privacy through an intrusive suite of surveillance features, which includes recording device screens in real-time, extract
NIS2 Compliance in the AI Age: Why Traditional Cybersecurity Isn’t Enough
Discover why achieving NIS2 compliance is more challenging in the AI age, the four key challenges organizations face, and why segmentation is essential.
This SonicWall bug is 2 years old. Akira ransomware is still exploiting it.
No zero-day required. Just a patch left unapplied. The post This SonicWall bug is 2 years old. Akira ransomware is still exploiting it. appeared first on ThreatDown.
AI Is Changing the Build-Versus-Buy Decision
My family wanted an application to help us coordinate work around the house. We wanted a reward system, family goals, calendar information and some meal-planning capability. Maybe my daughter earns enough points to choose the movie. Maybe we all hit a goal and go to the lake. There were products that solved pieces of the problem. I could not find one that fit the way we wanted everything to work. To be honest, I also did not want to pay for several tools and still end up with a pa
7 Service Provider Sessions You Won’t Want to Miss at ENGAGE 26
NETSCOUT’s ENGAGE 26 service provider track to showcase how AI-ready Smart Data, observability, and automation help operators optimize 5G, RAN, cloud-native, and fixed-line networks for smarter, more resilient operations.
Folding RUM Into Incident Response
We built real user monitoring into our existing product, so a slow page load and the backend request behind it land together as a single thing to investigate.
7 questions for assessing Cyber Resilience Act codebase readiness
Assess your Cyber Resilience Act codebase readiness with seven questions covering secure defaults, testing, traceability and security enforcement.
Phishing Attacks Serve Browser-in-the-Browser Pages, Rogue RMM Persistence
See how a browser-in-the-browser phishing attack led to rogue ScreenConnect persistence and evasion tactics Huntress caught in the act.
WISeKey and its Subsidiaries, SEALSQ and WISeSat, Present Commercial Quantum Spatial Orbital Cloud (QSOC) at the International Space Summit in Paris
WISeKey and its Subsidiaries, SEALSQ and WISeSat, Present Commercial Quantum Spatial Orbital Cloud (QSOC) at the International Space Summit in Paris QSOC aims to establish a secure, sovereign orbital infrastructure combining post-quantum semiconductors, quantum-generated trust and satellite connectivity. Geneva, Switzerland, Sept 9, 2026 — WISeKey International Holding Ltd (SIX: WIHN; NASDAQ: WKEY), a global leader […]
Digital Wallet Interoperability: What Geneva 2026 Missed
How to Investigate a Compromised Privileged Account: A Step-by-Step Guide
A single compromised privileged account can provide access to your critical systems, sensitive data, and security controls. With elevated permissions, an attacker can change system configurations, access other credentials, disable security controls, and move further across your environment.  Drawing on our experience with privileged access security in combination with incident response guidance from NIST and […]
ScreenConnect vulnerability disclosed following worm-like malware campaign
Update, published September 11: Following the publication of this blog, ConnectWise released ScreenConnect version 26.6.5 to address CVE‑2026‑84869.
LDAP and Active Directory authorization without changing the application
LDAP and Active Directory groups encode the access rules for applications nobody will fund a rewrite for. Covers resolving those groups at the proxy in front of the application, turning them into an input to policy rather than the access model itself, cache staleness, and where boundary enforcement stops.
What Agentic AI Could Do for Enterprise Incident Response Workflows
Agentic AI in incident response means AI systems that can independently triage alerts, pull forensic evidence, and recommend or take containment action, rather than just flagging anomalies for a human to investigate. For Indian enterprises, this matters less as a buzzword and more as a math problem: CERT-In gives you six hours to report a […] The post What Agentic AI Could Do for Enterprise Incident Response Workflows appeared first on Innefu Labs.
Developing Story: 153 Million Driver’s License Records Reportedly Surface on the Dark Web
An identity-verification vendor may be at the center of a breach affecting 153 million driver's licenses. Here's what we know, and why "is this ID real?" is no longer the only question that matters. The post Developing Story: 153 Million Driver’s License Records Reportedly Surface on the Dark Web appeared first on imper.ai.
Unstructured Data Governance Best Practices for Security and Compliance Teams
How Unstructured Data Governance Best Practices for Security and Compliance Teams Enterprise files accumulate across file servers, NAS systems, M365, cloud storage, and hybrid environments. Over time, sensitive information can become excessively exposed, misplaced, outdated, or difficult to track. Effective unstructured data governance best practices help security, compliance, and infrastructure teams reduce these [...] The post Unstructured Data Governance Best Practices for Security and Compli
7 AI Automation Strategies from Continuum GRC for GRC Compliance
AI Automation is transforming GRC compliance assessments by enabling organizations to move beyond periodic manual reviews toward continuous, intelligent oversight. Continuum GRC has identified seven targeted strategies that integrate AI Automation directly into GRC workflows, helping CISOs and compliance officers meet requirements under frameworks such as NIST SP 800-171 Rev 3, CMMC 2.0, ISO 27001:2022, […] The post 7 AI Automation Strategies from Continuum GRC for GRC Compliance appeared
SOC 2 + AI Controls: Lazarus Alliance Governance Audits
In 2026, organizations integrating AI and machine learning into core operations face a critical gap: standard SOC 2 reports no longer suffice for demonstrating control effectiveness over autonomous systems. Lazarus Alliance governance audits address this by extending SOC 2 Trust Services Criteria with AI-specific control layers that map directly to NIST 800-53, ISO 27001, and […] The post SOC 2 + AI Controls: Lazarus Alliance Governance Audits appeared first on Lazarus Alliance, Inc..
How to Justify Paid DDoS Testing When You Have Never Been Attacked
To justify paid DDoS testing without a past outage, frame it as quality assurance on protection you have already bought – not as a second protection purchase. The business case rests on what a contract, a configuration, and a provider dashboard cannot show: whether every asset is routed through the mitigation path, and whether real […]
Cybersecurity in construction – how companies systematically reduce their risks
The construction industry is more digital and interconnected than ever before. Cloud platforms, Internet of things (IoT) devices, building information modelling (BIM), and mobile collaboration speed up planning, execution, and construction logistics. At the same time, new dependencies on digital supply chains, external service providers, and shared platforms are being created. Cybersecurity thus becomes a management responsibility: Construction companies must not only protect individual IT syste
How to Prove DDoS Defences to a Regulator
To prove DDoS defences to a regulator, show how they perform – not simply what was purchased or configured. Credible evidence connects each critical service to a documented risk, protection control, realistic test scenario, and measured outcome, then records any failure, its owner and remediation, and whether controlled retesting verified that the gap was closed. […]
How to completely uninstall apps on Mac and free up storage | Kaspersky official blog
Learn how to fully remove apps from your Mac, including cache, settings, and other leftover files, and free up disk space with App Cleaner in Kaspersky Premium.
How to completely uninstall apps on Mac and free up storage | Kaspersky official blog
Learn how to fully remove apps from your Mac, including cache, settings, and other leftover files, and free up disk space with App Cleaner in Kaspersky Premium.
Synqly Adds Google Network Security Integration for Cloud Traffic Visibility
Synqly adds a Google network security integration, giving OEM security vendors one API to query Google Cloud VPC Flow Log events and configurations. The post Synqly Adds Google Network Security Integration for Cloud Traffic Visibility first appeared on Synqly.
Incode Deepsight wins the 2026 Award for Best AI-Driven Innovation in the Datos Impact Awards in Fraud & AML
Incode Deepsight wins the 2026 Financial Crime Convergence Impact Award from Datos Insights for best AI-driven innovation in fraud and AML.
When a Client Downloads a Privileged File, Does Your Firm’s Security Go With It?
ABA Rule 1.6 requires file security, but portals can't protect documents after download. Learn how per-file encryption fixes the gap.
Clavister Awarded 47 MSEK Network Security Contract with Global Enterprise Customer
Clavister has signed a new five-year agreement with a long-standing global enterprise customer for the continued delivery of network security products and advanced technical services. The agreement has a total contract value of approximately 47 MSEK, and is Clavister’s largest civilian contract to date.
Big Defense for Lean Teams: Bridging the Cybersecurity Gap in Latin America
The Challenge for Lean IT teams  Organizations today are deeply reliant on digital infrastructure, yet...
Australia’s opt-out law could change how social media algorithms work
Draft Australian legislation could let people switch off social media algorithms on apps like Instagram and TikTok. See why opt-out matters.
Your SBOM Program May Already Be a CIS Controls Program
What a recent customer conversation taught us about turning software supply-chain transparency into operational security controls In a recent conversation with a multinational industrial manufacturing company, we were demonstrating what we normally think of as software supply-chain operations.
Deepfake Fraud and the Collapse of Verification
Deepfake-enabled fraud losses reached $3.7 billion through mid-2026, with 89% of that damage recorded in the past 18 months. Three seconds of audio is enough to clone a voice. In January 2026, the Bombay Stock Exchange issued an urgent public warning: deepfake videos of its CEO were circulating online, promoting fraudulent stock tips and promising […] The post Deepfake Fraud and the Collapse of Verification appeared first on Allure Security.
Regulatory Change Management: Build Once, Map Many
Regulations change. Your security framework should not need rebuilding each time. Learn how reusable controls, compliance mapping and traceability help CISOs identify what actually needs to change. The post Regulatory Change Management: Build Once, Map Many appeared first on CISOteria.
AI Governance Maturity Model: Where Does Your Organization Actually Stand?
Discover your AI governance maturity level and how to strengthen controls, risk management, and oversight. The post AI Governance Maturity Model: Where Does Your Organization Actually Stand? appeared first on Scytale.
Why every home should have a guest Wi‑Fi network for better security
When friends, family members, contractors, or delivery technicians visit your home, someone will eventually ask for your Wi‑Fi password. While sharing your primary network may seem harmless, it’s not the safest option. A better alternative is creating a guest Wi‑Fi network. Most modern routers support this feature, and it helps protect your devices by separating […] The post Why every home should have a guest Wi‑Fi network for better security first appeared on Total Defense.
Top GenAI security resources — September 2026
September 2026 in GenAI security: OWASP's LLM Top 10 rebuilt on 6,639 real incidents, stolen reasoning traces, and ten flaws in the local inference engine.
Employee Risk Reporting Dashboard | Practical Guide
Security Awareness Training: How Phin Improves Reporting for MSPs
Key Points/TLDR
The DoW’s PQC Mandate Is Landing on Top of Its Zero Trust Deadline — Most Programs Aren’t Built for Both
The DoW must hit Zero Trust Target Level by FY2027 and PQC by 2030–2031. Both point to the same fix: identity-first reachability, not two separate programs. The post The DoW’s PQC Mandate Is Landing on Top of Its Zero Trust Deadline — Most Programs Aren’t Built for Both appeared first on NetFoundry.
CSA Publishes New Zero Trust Microsegmentation Guidance
CSA's new Zero Trust Microsegmentation Guidance defines two segmentation models and an operating lifecycle for IT, OT, and AI. See how NetFoundry applies it today. The post CSA Publishes New Zero Trust Microsegmentation Guidance appeared first on NetFoundry.