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.
23,872 matching stories — announcement — showing up to 3 per vendorPer-vendor capWhile browsing, no single vendor may fill more than three slots on any one page, so a vendor with a chatty release cadence cannot buy the page you are looking at. That means a page can render fewer stories than the count above. Searching a headline or naming a vendor turns the cap off, because then you have asked to see everything that matches.
Your vulnerability scanner just flagged 10,000 issues across your client environments. An exposed service here. An outdated TLS version there. An admin account that may be genuine. Or just a test login spun up for a project two years ago. Where does your team start? That’s the question that separates MSPs with a trusted vulnerability […] The post From 10,000 Vulnerabilities to 10 Priorities: The Risk Context Gap appeared first on Liongard.
One wrong citation or one wrong fact, and your defensibility is at risk. See the evaluation checks we built into aiR Assist to make sure every answer holds up.
Cuando un programa de concienciación cumple dos años la novedad deja de trabajar. Qué formatos rotar, qué dejar quieto y cómo armar el calendario. La entrada Qué hay que renovar cuando el programa de concienciación cumple dos años se publicó primero en SMARTFENSE.
Introduction A subdomain takeover starts with a decommissioning step nobody remembered to do. A team points a company subdomain at a third-party resource, a CDN edge, a cloud app, a storage bucket, a static-site build, and later deletes or renames that resource without ever removing the DNS record that pointed to it. The subdomain keeps… Read More »Nine Programs, Nine Organizations, One Forgotten DNS Record: How FireCompass’s Agentic AI Penetration Testing Found Subdomain T
Discovered a rogue AI agent in your network? Learn a step-by-step decision framework to assess, decommission, or safely govern shadow AI. The post Turning Discovery into Action: What to Do When You Find Your First Shadow Agent appeared first on JumpCloud.
AttackIQ brings continuous security validation to CrowdStrike Project QuiltWorks, adding evidence of how defenses perform against relevant adversary behaviors. The post Remediation Isn’t Complete Until the Defense is Proven: AttackIQ Brings Continuous Security Validation to CrowdStrike Project QuiltWorks appeared first on AttackIQ.
Key Takeaways: Infrastructure as code for email means applying modern engineering practices to the infrastructure behind email, including version control, testing, automation, and controlled deployment across MTA configuration, routing, and delivery policy. Infrastructure as code practices matured first around servers, networks, and cloud resources, while many email infrastructure environments still rely on manual, server-specific configuration and legacy MTA workflows. Code-driven email infrast
Yamanashi and Gifu prefectural websites went offline on August 27, 2026. What the claimed #OpJapan campaign shows about validating your DDoS defenses. The post Why Did Japan’s Government Websites Go Down in August 2026? appeared first on MazeBolt.
PreVeil is the first Cloud Service Provider to meet the DoD’s FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency requirement for CUI protection under CMMC and DFARS 7012 – a bar it has now maintained for three consecutive years. That track record shows up in the results: Over PreVeil customers have gone on to achieve perfect 110/110 scores on their […] The post PreVeil Achieves DoD FedRAMP Moderate Equivalency appeared first on PreVeil.
Launching a new product without checking its security can leave vulnerabilities undiscovered until after users start accessing the application. A pre-launch VAPT assessment helps identify security weaknesses across the application, APIs, authentication controls, configurations, and supporting infrastructure. In this blog, we cover the key VAPT checks IT managers should complete before product launch, including scope preparation, application and API […]
Viakoo Daily OT Security News — September 01, 2026: concise summaries of five stories affecting OT operators, device manufacturers, and industrial software supply chains. UK NCSC Warns of Growing Risk From Internet-Exposed OT The UK National Cyber Security Centre warned that attacks on operational technology systems are increasing and urged operators to inventory OT architecture […] The post Daily OT Security News: September 01, 2026 appeared first on Viakoo, Inc.
International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR) is a government directive that regulates the import and export of defense-related products listed on the United States Munitions List (USML). Overseen by the U.S. Department of State, ITAR helps ensure that entities hostile to the U.S. cannot access sensitive military grade technology. Compliance with ITAR is crucial for defense […] The post ITAR Compliance Guide: ITAR Requirements, Violations, Examples and More. appeared first on PreVe
Within A-SCEND, A-LIGN’s audit management platform, there are three stages to the audit process: Most first-time compliance teams spend the first stage gathering documentation and uploading evidence to a portal, with no way to know if that evidence is ready. They find out in the second stage, when a gap takes longer to fix, or can’t be […] The post The Audit Prep Phase: How EvidenceIQ Validates Audit Readiness Before Fieldwork Starts appeared first on A-LIGN.
This briefing summarizes verified advisories, reporting, legal analysis, and vendor commentary on operational-technology security issues relevant to OT, ICS, IoT, CPS, and critical‑infrastructure professionals. UK NCSC warns of increased targeting of operational technology Government advisory (NCSC, 27 August 2026): the NCSC reported increased targeting of OT systems across multiple sectors globally, including limited real‑world disruption. […] The post Daily OT Security News: September 1,
For cybersecurity leaders, knowing what controls are in place is only part of the picture. The bigger question is whether those controls are consistently implemented, governed, measured, and improved as risks change. That is where cybersecurity maturity assessments become valuable. By evaluating NIST CSF 2.0 maturity levels, organizations can establish a baseline for their cybersecurity […]
Key Takeaways Without a formal data governance program, trust in organizational data is essentially a coin toss. That gap has real consequences as AI systems scale decisions at speed. A data governance program and a data strategy must work together; governance built in isolation from business objectives stalls quickly, and organizations that align both see […] The post Data Governance for AI Is Under Pressure: What the Data — and Experts — Are Telling Us appeared first on Precisely.
NETSCOUT’s AI-curated RAN data preserves correlation and causality, enabling AI to uncover hidden network issues, optimize handovers and carrier aggregation, improve capacity, and deliver actionable operational intelligence.
New in Augmentt: manage SharePoint and OneDrive sharing, Microsoft Purview DLP and sensitivity labels including Copilot, and Microsoft Teams policy across every client tenant.
How to make smarter cybersecurity purchasing decisions by defining the problem, measuring success, and evaluating vendors based on real-world outcomes.
3 min readEvery time an AI agent connects to an MCP server, something has to decide a very basic question: Is this connection allowed? Aembit has always answered that question with identity — verifying the agent, checking the policy, issuing a short-lived credential, and logging the result – to give security teams a “yes” they can trust. […] The post Aembit + CrowdStrike: More Judgment Behind Every AI Agent “Yes” appeared first on Aembit.
tl;dr If you’re evaluating AI for the SOC, you’ve probably noticed how hard it is to compare accuracy claims across products. That isn’t really anyone’s fault. There’s no shared test every system runs through, and alert investigation is genuinely hard to benchmark, because the right answer usually isn’t in the alert itself. It depends on […] The post How to Grade Your AI SOC Analyst appeared first on Embed Security.
Frontier AI models, such as Mythos and GPT-5.5-Cyber, are now finding vulnerabilities at scale and changing the threat landscape. We’ve already shown that generally available, non-frontier models can find and exploit new vulnerabilities in open-source software. In May, Google published what they believe was the first time a threat actor used an AI-generated exploit for […] The post Can AI Create PLC Attacks? Yes, But It’s Not That Easy Yet appeared first on Forescout.
Today is my first day back from a two month Sabbatical. This is a benefit that all of the team members here at risk3sixty enjoy. The way it works is that you get a month off for every five years of tenure (e.g., 1 month after five years, 2 months after ten, and so on).In this article, I’d like to tell you a bit about the experience. Namely, a little about our sabbatical program, how I prepared to leave for two months, and some of the things I learned from the experience.
Mergers and acquisitions create inconsistencies in email authentication and sender identity that create risks for both organizations The post How mergers and acquisitions expose hidden email authentication risks first appeared on Valimail.
The first marketing campaign usually works. So does the new payroll platform. Then the security team moves DMARC to enforcement. Then an invoice, password reset, or support reply disappears. That’s the third-party sender problem in miniature. Organizations want to stop attackers from spoofing their domains without blocking the vendors that keep the business running. The […] The post How to authenticate third-party email senders without hurting deliverability first appeared on Valimail.
The most sensitive data in a breach is often the free text nobody classified.McKesson discovered intruders in its environment on August 25. In a Form 8-K filing with the SEC, the healthcare and pharmaceutical distribution giant confirmed a cybersecurity incident. A separate notice on McKesson's website confirmed it involved third-party applications and the theft of data. The ShinyHunters extortion group claimed the attack, telling BleepingComputer it spent four days inside the company'
The post Your Kubernetes cluster is running images your registry scan never checked appeared first on Anchore.Most container security programs put real effort into scanning images before they reach a registry, then treat the job as done. That’s a reasonable place to focus, but it leaves something out: what’s declared in a manifest and what’s actually running in a live cluster can drift apart fast. An image gets patched in the […]
Critical infrastructure cyber attacks are rising. Learn why OT systems are so vulnerable and how runZero helps identify hidden PLC and edge device risks.
An API scanner that sends more payloads is not automatically conducting a better pentest. It may only be generating more traffic. REST, GraphQL, and gRPC can expose the same customer data and business operations through very different interfaces. REST distributes behavior across resources and HTTP methods. GraphQL concentrates it behind a query language. gRPC combines […]
Political advertising can reach publisher inventory through the same programmatic demand channels as any other campaign. For publishers, however, serving political demand comes with a different set of considerations. Political advertising is regulated differently across markets, and the rules that matter are no longer limited to the candidates, campaigns, and political organizations paying for the […] The post Political Advertising Rules for Publishers: A 2026 Compliance Guide appeared fir
