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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Security teams today face a challenge that grows substantially more every month: vulnerability backlogs. Rapid development, proliferation of application programming interfaces (APIs), continuous deployment of cloud applications, and increased adoption of third-party integrations generate a growing stream of security findings. Investments in security tools fail to keep pace with organizations’ remediation efforts.  Traditional penetration testing […] The post How Penetration Test
In 2026, organizations face mounting pressure to integrate AI automation into GRC compliance workflows to manage cybersecurity audits effectively. AI automation now drives real-time monitoring capabilities that align with frameworks such as NIST SP 800-171 Rev 3 and CMMC 2.0, reducing manual oversight while addressing the root causes of compliance failures. Continuum GRC delivers specialized […] The post 2026 AI GRC Automation: Continuum GRC Cybersecurity Audits appeared first on Continuum
CERT-In's new OEM guidelines forced a hard question: if a regulator audited us tomorrow, would we hold up? Here's what we found — and the checklist we built.
New survey of 200 CISOs and CTOs reveals why AI deployments stall in security review — and what the delay is costing organizations in time and trust. The post The Real Reason for AI Deployment Delays appeared first on NetFoundry.
Your AI tools are capable. They can draft policies, summarize documents, answer technical questions, and plan work. The problem is they have no idea what your compliance program looks like. Every query starts from scratch. The assistant has no access to your current controls, your evidence status, your open gaps, or your framework obligations. You […] The post Carbide Analyst: Query and Act in your Compliance Program from your Favourite AI Tool appeared first on Carbide.
A worm that harvests credentials is a data loss event, and most programs won't see it.On August 4, someone compromised the GitHub account of the maintainer behind keyv, a key storage library with roughly 127 million weekly downloads. Within four hours, SecurityWeek reported, 2,212 malicious package versions had been published to the npm registry. The campaign, named ChainDrop, went on to infect more than 400 packages. Infosecurity Magazine put the combined install base at two billion downloads a
DMARC alignment decides whether your From domain matches SPF and DKIM. Learn how strict and relaxed modes work, and how to fix alignment failures. The post DMARC alignment: Strict vs relaxed (what’s the difference?) first appeared on Valimail.
Managing DMARC across 50 or 500 domains is a different problem than managing one. Learn how the top vendors compare on bulk onboarding, grouping, and discovery. The post 6 best DMARC vendors for multi-domain monitoring & management first appeared on Valimail.
The Agent Plugins project released version 1.0.0 of its specification on August 6, 2026, making agent skills and MCP server configuration portable across clients. Its own documents say it defines no trust model, permission system or sandboxing, while each client keeps control of policy.
Quick Answers A Western proposal of a site in Kenya where Ebola-exposed citizens in African nations could be observed and treated instead of being flown home led to a series of false and manipulated narratives.  Blackbird.AI’s RAV3N Research Team monitored manipulated claims over six months and across multiple platforms, from social media platforms to news […] The post How a Foreign Malign Influence Campaign About Ebola in Kenya Became a Narrative Weapon Targeting the West appea
Customer login functionality is one of the most targeted areas of any web application. A weakness in authentication, session management, or access control can allow attackers to gain unauthorized access to user accounts, expose sensitive information, and affect business operations. Regular Web Application Penetration Testing helps identify these risks before they can be exploited.  In this […]
URL rewriting is meant to protect you from phishing - but attackers have learned to weaponize it. Learn how URL manipulation works, and how to defend against it.
OT segmentation is usually designed carefully. The harder task is ensuring that maintenance, commissioning, and operational changes do not gradually undermine it. OT segmentation changes over time. Learn how firewall exceptions, maintenance access, and undocumented connections create segmentation drift in industrial networks. A firewall rule tells you what traffic is permitted. It does not tell you whether every permitted connection is still necessary. Network segmentation projects tend to end o
Many OT security programmes are designed for comprehensive coverage but spend months navigating procurement, maintenance windows, and production constraints. A more deliberate sequence can produce useful insight earlier without compromising the long-term architecture. Why do OT security projects stall? Explore how ambitious scope, production constraints, and the pursuit of complete coverage delay meaningful improvements. The problem is rarely a lack of ambition. It is the […]
In 2021, it is impossible to imagine any business running without an IT infrastructure. We have come to rely on information technology for virtually every aspect of our working and personal lives. Here is a closer look at what IT infrastructure means, why it is so essential for your business, and how you can protect yourself from IT problems. The post What Is IT Infrastructure? Components, Types, and Business Impact appeared first on F12.net.
This practical guide explains the key components of IAM and how the core pillars of Identity and Access Management are evolving for AI-driven, identity-first enterprises. Why the Components of IAM Matter for Modern Cybersecurity The traditional network perimeter has effectively disappeared. Employees work from anywhere. Applications span multiple clouds and thousands of SaaS platforms. The post Understanding the Key Components of IAM in 2026 appeared first on Sennovate.
Raxis pentesters attended DEF CON 34 last weekend. The theme resonated as we see more automated pentest offerings that don’t live up to human expert testers.
Industrial environments change continuously. Unless security teams can see how assets and communication paths evolve, segmentation, incident response and compliance remain based partly on assumption. Learn why OT visibility is the foundation for effective segmentation, incident response, and demonstrable compliance with NIS2, KRITIS, and IEC 62443. A firewall rule describes what is permitted. Observed network communication shows what is actually happening. OT security depends on understanding th
Uncover the details of The 24712-pl Campaign and the zero-dependency packages exploited during a security incident. The post JavacDoor: A Maven Artifact That Ran During Compilation, Not Installation appeared first on Xygeni AI-Powered AppSec Platform.
Ab sofort steht das Greenbone-MSSP-Programm Dienstleistern in Europa und darüber hinaus offen. Es stellt OPENVAS, die weltweit am häufigsten genutzte Open-Source-Lösung für das Schwachstellenmanagement, Dienstleistern zur Verfügung, die diese als Service anbieten – zu kommerziellen Konditionen, die darauf ausgerichtet sind, wie Managed Services tatsächlich Geld einbringen: eine Plattform für jeden Ihrer Kunden, eine Vereinbarung, die […]
Most organizations have an incident response plan. Far fewer have one that will hold up when they actually need it. A plan that lives in a shared drive and has not been tested since it was written is not a plan. It is a document. The difference becomes apparent within the first hour of a […] The post The CISO’s Guide to Incident Response Planning | SecurityHQ appeared first on SecurityHQ.
Here are the main stories you missed last week. 1. N-able: A “god mode” authentication bypass in N-central gave attackers administrative control of every endpoint an MSP manages The headline: N-able disclosed active exploitation of CVE-2026-18577 on August 2, an authentication bypass vulnerability in N-central that allows any unauthenticated attacker to gain full administrative access […] The post Cyber Roundup — Week of August 3rd appeared first on CybelAngel.
OpenAI's own agent breached Hugging Face's infrastructure without ever going rogue. It just stayed on-task and found the gaps in its containment. That's the clearest argument yet for real AI agent governance: deterministic scope enforcement, not a system prompt promising good behavior. The post You can’t secure what you can’t see. appeared first on CovertSwarm.
Somewhere on the open web today, a real financial adviser is being impersonated. She has 26 years in the industry, a clean regulatory record, a real FINRA CRD number, and a real employer. All of that information is currently being used on a website she does not own, to defraud people she has never met. […]
A clause requiring Canadian Program for Cyber Security Certification (CPCSC) can appear in your next defence solicitation, and the attestation is due at contract award with no grace period. If your systems do not yet meet the ITSP.10.171 controls behind that certification, the time to find and close the gaps is before a contract deadline […] The post ITSP.10.171 Gap Assessment: How to Close the Gaps Before Your CPCSC Assessment appeared first on Carbide.
Real-time payments are one of the key forces shaping the modern payments landscape. While “faster payments mean faster fraud” has become one of the industry’s most repeated observations, the next challenge is already taking shape as real-time payment networks increasingly... Read More »
Real-time payments are one of the key forces shaping the modern payments landscape. While “faster payments mean faster fraud” has become one of the industry’s most repeated observations, the next challenge is already taking shape as real-time payment networks increasingly... Read More »
I recently returned from the annual Merlin Cyber Safari, and as always, it was a great few days. The Safari is a pretty unique event. It brings together founders, CISOs, investors, and some of the biggest names in cybersecurity in a setting that makes the conversations feel much more open than your typical conference. This year’s event included talks and discussions with leaders like Daniel Bernard from CrowdStrike, Lee Klarich from Palo Alto Networks, and many others. There was a lot to take aw
A brand is more than a logo, website, or trademark. It represents the trust customers place in a business, the reputation it has built, and the digital experiences associated with its name. Today, that trust can be compromised without attackers ever breaching the company’s internal network. Cybercriminals increasingly exploit trusted brands to conduct phishing attacks, […] The post Brand Protection in Cybersecurity: Protecting Businesses from Digital Threats appeared first on Seqrite Labs.
Cyberangriffe auf Krankenhäuser zeigen exemplarisch, wie verwundbar kritische Infrastrukturen geworden sind. Anders als in vielen anderen Branchen entstehen dort neben den wirtschaftlichen Schäden auch potenziell direkte Auswirkungen auf Menschenleben.
Visualize this. Until July 2026 happened, cyberattacks were continuously increasing despite massive investments in cybersecurity. July 2026 will be known as the month when even the biggest names in AI, viz. Anthropic and OpenAI had to admit they could not keep their rogue AI agents contained. Their autonomous agents broke out of the lab and […] The post AI Agents Are Escaping Guardrails and Attacking Over the Internet. Are You Breach Ready Yet? appeared first on ColorTokens.
