The Work You Can't Check: Why Verifiability Decides Where AI Creates Value
Some work you can check in seconds; some you never can. Verifiability is the hidden dial that decides where AI creates value — and where it merely stalls.
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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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What Modern Fintechs Actually Need from Their Security Stack
Ditch fragmented tools and manual tuning. See how high-performing fintechs use edge security to protect payments, APIs, and user trust.
Managed Observability: Turning Data into Operational Velocity
Key Takeaways “Mean Time to Innocence,” the time it takes a network team to prove a problem isn’t theirs, is a genuine operational cost hiding inside every outage investigation, not just industry slang Full-stack visibility shows where a problem sits, but it doesn’t fix the fragmented, ungoverned data underneath everything else running on the network […] The post Managed Observability: Turning Data into Operational Velocity appeared first on Orro.
The Fractured Shield: Why Europe’s NIS2 Delays Are an Operational Trap for Critical Infrastructure
When the Network and Information Security (NIS2) Directive was formalized, it was heralded as Europe's synchronized armor against systemic cyber threats. The promise was simple: a unified regulatory framework that would force critical sectors to elevate their defensive posture in tandem. But as we navigate 2026, the gap between Brussels' legislative intent and the physical reality of the production floor has widened into a chasm. NIS2 has been in force at EU level since January 2023, but...
Acsense Joins Oktane 2026 as Gold Sponsor
Acsense joins Oktane 2026 as a Gold Sponsor, showcasing its Observe, Assure, Act, Restore, Verify model for stopping identity attacks from AI agents. The post Acsense Joins Oktane 2026 as Gold Sponsor appeared first on acsense.
Beyond Compliance: How Identity Risk Management Drives DORA Readiness
The post Beyond Compliance: How Identity Risk Management Drives DORA Readiness appeared first on RSA.
How to Disable/Enable Wi-Fi (Network Adapter) via Command Line?
This guide explains how to disable or enable a Wi-Fi network adapter in Windows using Command Prompt, netsh, WMIC, Network Connections, Device Manager, and remote management tools. It covers local and remote commands, administrator requirements, interface discovery, common errors, deprecated methods, and scalable options for managing adapters across many endpoints. The post How to Disable/Enable Wi-Fi (Network Adapter) via Command Line? first appeared on Action1.
How To Delete User Profiles Remotely with PowerShell
This guide explains how to safely remove Windows user profiles with PowerShell using the Win32_UserProfile CIM class. It covers name- and age-based filtering, protection for active and system profiles, bulk cleanup across remote computers, logging, error handling, and why deleting folders directly from C:\Users can leave registry and SID references behind. The post How To Delete User Profiles Remotely with PowerShell first appeared on Action1.
Audit Plan: Complete Guide to Audit Planning, Process, Steps, Templates & Best Practices 2026
What is an Audit Plan? An audit plan is a documented roadmap that outlines the overall strategy, scope, objectives, resources, timeline, and detailed procedures for conducting an audit engagement. It transforms high-level audit strategies into actionable steps that guide the audit team from planning through to reporting and follow-up. Featured Snippet — What is an... The post Audit Plan: Complete Guide to Audit Planning, Process, Steps, Templates & Best Practices 2026 appeared first on ASPI
MCP Authorization: OAuth 2.1, PKCE, and Agent Identity
9 min readAn employee might ask an AI assistant to summarize the week’s sales, while a scheduled agent creates that same summary every morning before anyone logs in. Both use the same tool on the same MCP server. Both agents can look almost identical to the server, but they shouldn’t have the same identity or authority. The […] The post MCP Authorization: OAuth 2.1, PKCE, and Agent Identity appeared first on Aembit.
Using OSINT to Protect Leaders from Rising Risk
Digital threats against executives and VIPs don't always stay online. This white paper shows how OSINT helps security teams protect leaders from rising risk. The post Using OSINT to Protect Leaders from Rising Risk appeared first on Penlink.
Attack Path Analysis for Business Resilience: Mapping Cyber Risk Exposure
In most enterprises, a single compromised endpoint directly exposes 85% of the environment. In fact, Zero Networks' 2026 Lateral Movement Exposure Report found that 12.2% of enterprise environments expose at least one user-to-server administrative pathway – a direct route from compromised endpoint to crown jewels. While most businesses know what their critical assets are, far fewer have a clear understanding of their true cyber risk exposure – or what to do about it. This…
From One Vendor to Hundreds of Organizations: What a Turkish HR Provider Breach Reveals About Supply Chain Cyber Risk
Blog Baltas Eksen Seçme Değerlendirme Eğitim ve Org. Tic. A.Ş. (“Baltas”), a Turkish HR and executive assessment provider, officially disclosed a personal data breach to Türkiye’s Personal Data Protection Authority (KVKK). Shortly after, a threat actor surfaced on an underground forum claiming responsibility for the breach and asserting that data belonging to more than 750 […] The post From One Vendor to Hundreds of Organizations: What a Turkish HR Provider Breach Reveals
Proofpoint Training: Closing the Human Security Gap
  An employee picks up the phone. The caller identifies himself as IT support and says there is an unusual login on […] The post Proofpoint Training: Closing the Human Security Gap appeared first on Vircom.
Why businesses need an AI Security Readiness Review to solve the adoption gap nobody is talking about
There is a pattern playing out inside businesses right now that security teams are only just beginning to grapple with. A business deploys Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini. The IT team follows the vendor's setup guide, enables the licence, and rolls it out to users. Within weeks, executives are summarising emails, generating first drafts, and asking questions of their data in natural language. Productivity improves. The board is pleased.
Cloud Email Archiving Solutions: The Compliance Buyer’s Guide
  Regulators can fine organizations not for being hacked, but for failing to produce archived email records. For IT managers […] The post Cloud Email Archiving Solutions: The Compliance Buyer’s Guide appeared first on Vircom.
AI agent access control: how to scope what agents can do
AI agents need their own identities, scoped permissions, and real-time oversight. Here's how AI agent access control works, and why traditional IAM isn't enough.
RufRoot Exposed the Hidden AI Agent Attack Surface
The critical RufRoot vulnerability gave unauthenticated attackers a path from an exposed MCP endpoint to shell access, stolen AI provider keys and poisoned agent memory. Paul Mote explains why the incident should change how security teams define, test and recover their AI attack surface. The post RufRoot Exposed the Hidden AI Agent Attack Surface appeared first on Synack.
Security Incident Response Metrics: Measure What Matters
Disaster recovery testing should answer two critical questions: can your backup data actually be restored, and is the recovered system safe to run? Many organizations verify the first and assume the second. This post explores why manual, point-in-time tests leave gaps between validation cycles, how automated recovery testing and clean room recovery address different risks, and what auditors and cyber insurers increasingly expect from modern recovery testing. Why "we have backups" isn't the same
Sensitive Data in the Cloud Data Platform
Knowing what is there, deciding who should reach it, catching the access that should not have happened, and acting on it — without data leaving your platform. The post Sensitive Data in the Cloud Data Platform appeared first on Theom.
Governed Migration, Lineage, and Catalog Reconciliation
How Theom supplies the evidence layer that keeps a modernizing enterprise data platform governed and its catalog accurate. The post Governed Migration, Lineage, and Catalog Reconciliation appeared first on Theom.
AI and Agents on the Data Platform
Knowing which data your models and agents reach, deciding what each request should be allowed to return, catching the sessions nobody authorized, and controlling them — from inside the platform that holds the data. The post AI and Agents on the Data Platform appeared first on Theom.
AI Threat Vectors Part 1: Voice Is the Next Attack Surface, and It Needs a Firewall
Voice Is the New Keyboard, and No One Is Guarding It For thirty years, “input” meant a keyboard, and security grew up around that idea: sanitise the field, validate the payload, rate-limit the endpoint. The voice broke the assumption. It now sits in call centers, banking apps, cars, wearables, and the AI agents companies ship […]
AI in Healthcare: New HIPAA Compliance Challenges for Organizations
The healthcare industry is rapidly embracing artificial intelligence to improve patient outcomes, streamline operations, and support clinical decision-making. From AI-powered diagnostic tools and virtual health assistants to predictive analytics and automated administrative workflows, AI in Healthcare is transforming how organizations collect, process, and use sensitive health information. However, the rapid adoption of AI is also […] The post AI in Healthcare: New HIPAA Compliance Challen
What is vulnerability remediation? 4 ways to handle it | Iru
What’s endpoint vulnerability management (EVM)?
Modern endpoint fleets are constantly changing. New devices come online, software updates roll out at different times, and vulnerabilities appear every day. For context, 2025 saw 49,183 new Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs).
Securing the Software Supply Chain: A Critical Priority for 2026
The Software Supply Chain Crisis and the Failure of Traditional AppSec Modern software delivery moves at an unprecedented velocity, powered by vast ecosystems of open-source components, third-party APIs, and AI-accelerated development pipelines. This massive reliance on external code has fundamentally altered the attack surface, shifting the target from corporate perimeters straight into the software supply […] The post Securing the Software Supply Chain: A Critical Priority for 2026 appea
SAST vs DAST vs IAST: Which Testing Method Wins Where in 2026
The Velocity Crisis: Why Traditional Testing Silos Fail in 2026 The application security landscape has reached a structural breaking point. Historically, security teams treated Static Application Security Testing (SAST), Dynamic Application Security Testing (DAST), and Interactive Application Security Testing (IAST) as separate, independent evaluation gates throughout the Software Development Lifecycle (SDLC). In an era defined […] The post SAST vs DAST vs IAST: Which Testing Method Wins W
The Essential Eight Is Being Retired: What Compliance Leaders Need to Know Now
By Manuel Salazar, Director of Cyber Services, Orro Over the past fortnight, I have had close to the same conversation with four different clients, across four different sectors. Someone on the compliance or risk team has seen a headline about the Essential Eight being retired, and the question that follows is always some version of […] The post The Essential Eight Is Being Retired: What Compliance Leaders Need to Know Now appeared first on Orro.
Reachability Analysis: Eliminating Vulnerability Backlogs
What Is Reachability Analysis? Reachability analysis determines whether a verifiable execution path exists between an untrusted input (the source) and a vulnerable function or dependency (the sink) inside an application. It replaces the question a package scanner asks – is vulnerable code present in this repository? – with the question that governs risk: can this […] The post Reachability Analysis: Eliminating Vulnerability Backlogs appeared first on OX Security.
Beyond the Responsible Entity: What SOCI’s ‘Relevant Operator’ Concept Means for You
  By Stu Long, Chief Technology Officer, Orro Over the past few weeks, three separate conversations with clients in mining, water utilities and state government have circled back to the same theme: what the second tranche of SOCI Act reforms actually changes, and for whom. The Department of Home Affairs released its consultation paper on […] The post Beyond the Responsible Entity: What SOCI’s ‘Relevant Operator’ Concept Means for You appeared first on Orro.
From Reactive to Proactive Risk Management: Using Data to Improve Decisions
The Changing Nature of Risk Management in a Digital World Risk has always been a fundamental part of business activity. Every organization, regardless of size or industry, faces uncertainty that can influence its ability to achieve strategic objectives. Market fluctuations, operational failures, cybersecurity incidents, regulatory changes, financial pressures, and unexpected global events can significantly affect…
Public Water Systems Are Targeted by State Actors: How to Protect PLCs and HMIs in the Operational Technology Network
We hate to say I told you so, but in our recent blog post OT Cyber Resilience and Microsegmentation for AI Attacks, we discussed how hackers are increasingly targeting operational technology networks. And they’re doing so with good reason, tactically speaking; hacking OT doesn’t just compromise customer data or encrypt business systems for a ransom […] The post Public Water Systems Are Targeted by State Actors: How to Protect PLCs and HMIs in the Operational Technology Network appeared fir
From WSProxy to Root: INC ransomware and SonicWall SMA Exploit Chain
Security automation: 6 tools to scale your defense strategy
Learn how security automation tools reduce manual work, respond faster to threats, and tighten your security posture without adding headcount.
Beyond the queue: A guide to enterprise IT management tools
Compare enterprise IT management tools in this guide to leading ITSM solutions, including key categories and what to look for before you buy.
Top 8 Data Breaches and Exposures of July 2026
The 8 confirmed data breaches of July 2026, from a 78-million-account Suno leak to rogue AI agents breaching Hugging Face and Anthropic. What happened and how to defend.
CVE-2026-67324: GitPython 3.1.50 lets `-u` clone options escape the unsafe-option gate
A newly published August 2026 PyPI vulnerability shows GitPython 3.1.50 can still pass attacker-controlled helper commands to `git clone` through joined short options such as `-u`, turning clone wrappers that trust `allow_unsafe_options=False` into command-execution surfaces.
CVE-2026-67320: Axios request interceptors can resurrect inherited proxy settings in Node.js
A newly published August 2026 npm vulnerability shows axios can lose its null-prototype hardening after request interceptors clone config objects, letting a polluted `Object.prototype.proxy` redirect Node HTTP-adapter traffic through an attacker-controlled proxy.
anthropickit: likely PyPI package behind Anthropic's one-hour credential theft incident
Anthropic's July 30 incident report describes a Claude evaluation run that published a malicious PyPI package and landed on 15 real systems; independent package-tracking data and public reverse engineering strongly point to `anthropickit==999.9.9`, whose install-time `setup.py` harvested SSH keys and secret-shaped environment variables to a Pipedream endpoint.