Ransomware in 2026: What the Data Demands From You
Group-IB's 2026 data shows ransomware accelerating across APAC. See where response plans fail, and the 5-pillar framework built to hold under pressure.
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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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How to Create an AI Acceptable Use Policy Employees Will Follow
Lou Morentin, VP, Compliance and Privacy “Telling employees to “use AI responsibly” leaves too much open to interpretation. “ Key Takeaways Teams already use AI to draft emails, summarize meetings, analyze documents, write code, and complete other routine tasks. Telling employees to “use AI responsibly” leaves too much open to interpretation.  An effective AI acceptable use policy should answer […] The post How to Create an AI Acceptable Use Policy Employees
SASE vs SSE: Key Differences and How to Choose
SASE vs SSE: What’s the Difference? If you’re in security and networking, you’ve likely come up against two different terms that often get used interchangeably: SASE and SSE. These acronyms are actually different aspects of the same world, with SASE forming the broad security architecture and SSE functioning as a defined subset within the SASE […] The post SASE vs SSE: Key Differences and How to Choose appeared first on CyberFOX | Cybersecurity Software Provider.
MikroTik RouterOS vulnerabilities: How to find impacted assets
MikroTik disclosed multiple vulnerabilities affecting certain versions of the RouterOS. Here's how to find affected systems with runZero.
Enterprise IoT Security Platforms: Why Bigger Isn't Better for Critical Access Hospitals
When a rural hospital starts evaluating IoT security solutions, there's a gravitational pull toward enterprise IoT security platforms and the biggest names in the market. The logic is understandable: if a platform is good enough… The post Enterprise IoT Security Platforms: Why Bigger Isn't Better for Critical Access Hospitals appeared first on Cylera.
974 patches in one Tuesday. 2026 has already doubled the worst year on record, with a quarter still to go.
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Chainguard’s CTO on why every build needs an identity
How build identity and scoped access secure softwareZero-Shot Learning is a podcast about how AI is built, secured, and deployed. Hosted by Nancy Wang, 1Password CTO, and Dev Tagare, Senior Director of Engineering at Google Gemini, it offers a builder’s view of the architecture and complex decisions involved in shipping AI.Matt Moore, co-founder and CTO of Chainguard, joined the podcast to discuss the overlap between open-source software supply chain security and identity and access controls.Mod
The AUXO Platform: Zero Trust Built In, Not Bolted On
Every SIEM, SOAR, and MDR platform tags Zero Trust onto its event pipeline after the fact. AUXO builds the Protect Surface into the schema itself.
Hunting Vulnerabilities Using Frontier Models
Okta used early access to GPT 5.5 Cyber Preview and Anthropic's Mythos Preview to hunt vulnerabilities in our own codebase. The big lesson: agents alone generate noisy leads, but pairing them with human experts who steer investigations produces real, high-confidence findings, plus a reusable pipeline architecture for future AI-driven security work.
How AI has changed the way I think, build, and work. A day in the life of an Intigriti Engineer
When I wake up in the morning, as a Senior Software Engineer at Intigriti, the first thing I do is make coffee. The second thing I do is pick up exactly where I left off the day before, usually mid-conversation with an AI. That probably sounds a bit strange. And, depending on who you're asking, maybe a little unsettling too. But that's genuinely what my working day looks like now, and I think it's worth talking about, because the shift has been more profound than I ever expected when this all s…
Guide to Software Supply Chain Security | ONEKEY
Read the guide to learn how to secure your software supply chain with binary analysis, SBOMs, vulnerability management, shift-left security, and automation.
JWT Security: How to Secure JWTs and Avoid Common Vulnerabilities
JSON Web Tokens (JWTs) are everywhere in modern authentication, and for good reason: they are compact, self-contained and easy to pass around between services. The catch is that a lot of their security depends on how you use them. If you rely on a well-maintained JWT library, the hardest cryptographic parts are handled for you, but a handful of practical decisions are still yours to get right. This post is aimed at developers who use a JWT library rather than write one. We will walk through the
Admissibility of Digital Evidence in the Court- Complete Guide
Blog Overview: Technology is improving day by day to benefit mankind. However, the world is a combination of good and Read More... The post Admissibility of Digital Evidence in the Court- Complete Guide appeared first on MailXaminer Official Blog.
AI Agent Identity vs. User Identity: Which One Should Control Your Next Tool Call?
AI Agent Identity vs. User Identity: Which One Should Control Your Next Tool Call? Your AI agent is acting on behalf of a user. That does not make the agent the user. This distinction determines whether your next tool call is narrowly authorized or operating with an inherited set of permissions that was never designed for autonomous software. A user identity answers who requested the work. An agent identity answers which software is performing it. Delegated authority explains what the user allow
140 billion data points a day, zero lost: why MQTT is the energy data backbone
MQTT moves 140 billion energy data points a day with zero loss. See why event-driven transport, not polling or batch, is what real-time energy operations need.
From machine data to action: How HiveMQ Platform works
HiveMQ Platform turns fragmented plant data into real-time, trustworthy intelligence, so you catch problems while the line is still running and get your AI pilots into production.
Weekly Briefing - 08-09-2026
Corgea's weekly briefing for 1-8 September 2026 leads with the active StyleSmuggler Magento zero-day, then covers Fastify middie's absolute-form auth bypass, pnpm's install-time path traversals, and the week's RubyGems and xmldom containment bugs that were not already covered in the 1 September or 5 September briefings.
Dormant Shai-Hulud payload resurfaced in four npm packages after 111 days
On 7 September 2026, malicious versions of `feishu-docx-mcp`, `bmc-i18n-extract-cli`, `blueai-cli`, and `bmc-translate-utils` briefly landed on npm before being replaced by `0.0.1-security`. Public reporting tied the four packages to the same Shai-Hulud payload hash seen in the May 19 AntV wave, with install-time execution through `bun run index.js`.
When AI Agents Own The Endpoint: The Security Gap That No One is Watching - Backslash
What happens when an AI coding agent acts on information that is no longer true? Why stale context is a security issue, and what to check on your endpoints
How runtime insights helps with container security
Runtime insights offers key visibility and intelligence to help detect real risk, cut through noise, and secure containerized applications.
See you at Elastic{ON} 2026
Elastic{ON} kicks off this September with seven stops in cities around the world. Elastic’s CEO Ash Kulkarni will be appearing at stops across the tour, opening keynotes with a candid conversation about why your data has never been more valuable.
A Teenage Hacking Crew Beat NVIDIA, Cisco, and AWS in 40 Minutes. Identity Is Why.
Team PCP calls its own operation ramshackle. It still walked away with live credentials from 2,500 companies, because almost nothing in a standard identity program is built to check whether a credential is still good. The 40 minutes that mattered more than the terabytes In Marc
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Audit Sampling: Methods, Techniques, Sample Size, Risk & Examples
In Simple Terms: Audit sampling means testing a carefully selected portion of a larger population to obtain audit evidence about the population as a whole. What Is Audit Sampling? Audit sampling is an audit procedure in which the auditor applies testing procedures to fewer than 100% of the items in a relevant population and uses... The post Audit Sampling: Methods, Techniques, Sample Size, Risk & Examples appeared first on ASPIA Infotech.
Schema mirrors for agent security artifacts
PipeLab mirrors exact schema bytes from pinned Agent Egress Bench and Pipelock Rules revisions. The catalog records each upstream identity, source commit, retrieval URL, JSON Schema dialect, and SHA-256 digest. The upstream repositories define these schemas. The mirrors give machines a stable retrieval path for the pinned bytes. Schema validation checks an artifact’s structure. It doesn’t establish that signatures, scores or freshness claims are valid. The Bench schema audit names ea
Aurora: A Threat Profile
Aliases Tracked as Aurora or Aur0ra; no confirmed MITRE group designation or stable alternate operator name at the time of writing. Get Threat Intel and Security Updates Delivered to Your Inbox.   Profiling Threat Actor Type: Financially motivated ransomware operation using encryption, data theft, and leak-site extortion. Public trackers list 33 victim claims since April […] The post Aurora: A Threat Profile appeared first on Vali Cyber.
Detecting Adversarial AI: An Evaluation of Prompt Canaries and Honeypots
Sable ignored every prompt canary in our tests. Realistic decoy accounts proved more effective when easy attack paths disappeared. Here’s what the results mean for defenders building detection for AI-driven attacks.
Why Social Media Signals Don’t Equal Consumer Trust
When a social media profile features photos, connections, and a history behind it, it looks like proof a real person is behind it. Fraudsters know this, and they build that appearance on purpose. For fraud teams, treating social presence as a trust signal is one of the fastest ways to approve a transaction that should […] The post Why Social Media Signals Don’t Equal Consumer Trust appeared first on Sift.
Mastering Multi-Cloud Secrets: Your Guide to Overcoming Security Challenges
Explore multi-cloud secrets management challenges and strategies to streamline operations, bolster security, and simplify cloud management. The post Mastering Multi-Cloud Secrets: Your Guide to Overcoming Security Challenges appeared first on Akeyless.
Secrets Management in Finance
Learn how financial services DevOps teams can secure API keys and credentials, automate secret rotation, and enforce least privilege while supporting compliance. The post Secrets Management in Finance appeared first on Akeyless.
What are agentic pentesting tools?
Traditional security testing tools excel at applying proven security checks quickly and consistently. Agentic pentesting tools add another dimension: they use AI agents to explore applications, adapt their testing based on runtime behavior, and investigate attack paths that may require multiple steps or changing strategies.... Read more The post What are agentic pentesting tools? appeared first on Invicti.
How to Test a DDoS Incident Response Playbook with Tabletop Exercises
Learn how to test a DDoS incident response playbook with tabletop exercises, using CISA and NIST guidance to identify response gaps before an attack. The post How to Test a DDoS Incident Response Playbook with Tabletop Exercises appeared first on Fidelis Security.
An Exciting New Range Of Database Webinars
09/07/26 Database teams have an exciting line up of database webinars to choose from this month… Each session runs live twice, once for North America and once for EMEA/APAC, so you can pick whichever time works for you. Can’t make it live? Register anyway and ... The post An Exciting New Range Of Database Webinars appeared first on SolarWinds Blog.
AI Agent Identity Security: The 2026 Deployment Guide
Strengthen AI agent security with identity-based access, task-scoped permissions, and runtime controls. Learn how to deploy agents securely and evaluate solutions with a practical security checklist. The post AI Agent Identity Security: The 2026 Deployment Guide appeared first on Akeyless.
Zero Trust Network Access Won’t Save You If Standing Privileges Are Still Open
Most zero trust rollouts start in the same place: network segmentation, device posture checks, a shiny new ZTNA gateway replacing the old VPN. That’s genuinely useful work. The post Zero Trust Network Access Won’t Save You If Standing Privileges Are Still Open appeared first on Sennovate.
The third-party manager’s cyber dilemma: How Anglo-Eastern approaches it
The post The third-party manager’s cyber dilemma: How Anglo-Eastern approaches it appeared first on Cyber Owl.
Welcome to ntopng 7.0: Modern GUI, nAnalyst, Sites, Observability, BGP/BMP, PQC, Wazuh…
We are excited to announce the release of ntopng 7.0, the most significant update to ntopng in years. This release touches nearly every part of the product: nAnalyst: AI-Assisted Traffic Analysis The headline feature of ntopng 7.0 is nAnalyst, a new layer that brings AI directly into traffic and security analysis. nAnalyst adds: nAnalyst is […]
AI Can Jump Sandboxes. Easy-Peasy. The World Needs New Borders That Can Actually Contain It.
In the coming months, “AI-enabled cyberattacks will become much more widespread and sophisticated. As these models become more capable, the companies and public services we all rely on — hospitals, water treatment plants, even the backbone of the internet — are at real risk.” No, this is not me evangelizing; it is OpenAI. This is […] The post AI Can Jump Sandboxes. Easy-Peasy. The World Needs New Borders That Can Actually Contain It. appeared first on ColorTokens.
Android Users Targeted by Malware That Clones Cards
Are your company cards at risk? Android malware cloning cards highlights just how creative threat actors can become when targeting your financial data. Learn more about it here if your team uses ...
AI Can Find Vulnerabilities. Building a System That Proves Risk Is the Hard Part.
The core components required to move from automated discovery to proven risk now exist: capable models, controlled execution, scalable orchestration, evidence capture and human judgement. The opportunity is to engineer them as one dependable system rather than treat each as a standalone feature. The post AI Can Find Vulnerabilities. Building a System That Proves Risk Is the Hard Part. appeared first on Synack.