Vendor news

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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Announcement

SAP HANA Under Pressure, Part 2: How to Tune Queries and Resolve Blocking

07/28/26 Finding a slow workload is only the start. In SAP HANA environments, teams still need to decide what to change first and how to reduce risk. Query tuning and blocking analysis help make that decision. Together, they provide evidence for safer performance improvements. Start ... The post SAP HANA Under Pressure, Part 2: How to Tune Queries and Resolve Blocking appeared first on SolarWinds Blog.

Announcement

Binalyze AIR 5.23

Administrators can now define named, policy-style rules that automatically exclude matching assets from automatic Responder updates. The post Binalyze AIR 5.23 appeared first on Binalyze.

Announcement

The Death of Navigational Commerce: From Search Bars to AI Agents

For decades, businesses assumed customers must learn a catalog before buying from it. It's a B2B issue too — shop techs, distributors ordering for someone else's vehicle. Now AI agents handle that translation: an agent either has the structured data to make the right call, or recommends the wrong part with total confidence. In an agentic world, that's the difference between winning the recommendation and never being in the running. The post The Death of Navigational Commerce: From Search Bars to

Announcement

DNSFilter Earns 22 Badges in G2's Summer 2026 Reports

  The G2 Summer 2026 reports are out, and DNSFilter earned 22 badges across the Grid® and index reports. Only a small fraction of the products on G2 earn a Leader badge in any given season, and this summer you named us a Leader across the overall Grid® Report, the Mid-Market Grid®, the Small-Business Grid®, and the EMEA Regional Grid®, along with Momentum Leader for ranking in the top 25% of our category.

Announcement

Security Bulletin: SSL-VPN Symlink Persistence Patch Bypass in FortiOS

About: CVE-2025-68686 is an information disclosure and security patch bypass vulnerability affecting the SSL-VPN functionality in FortiOS. The vulnerability may allow an unauthenticated attacker to bypass a previously released patch designed to prevent a symbolic-link persistence mechanism used in earlier attacks. Exploitation requires the FortiOS device to have already been compromised at the filesystem level through another vulnerability. Successful exploitation may allow an attacker to retain

Announcement

97 C3PAOs. 80,000 Contractors. The CMMC Numbers Don’t Add Up and Your 2027 Contracts Could Be at Risk.

The bottleneck isn’t temporary. It’s built into the system. Here’s what that means for your timeline. As of March 2026, there are just 97 authorized C3PAOs serving an estimated 80,000 organizations across the Defense Industrial Base that require CMMC Level 2 certification to remain eligible for DoD contracts. Even if every C3PAO completed one assessment… The post 97 C3PAOs. 80,000 Contractors. The CMMC Numbers Don’t Add Up and Your 2027 Contracts Could Be at Risk. a

Announcement

When exploits move in hours, patching must move faster

Ask most IT teams where they spend their patching effort, and the answer is the operating system. Windows updates, macOS releases, Linux kernels. But that's not where attackers land. The third-party applications sitting on top of your OS, the browsers, PDF readers, and runtimes on every endpoint, are the number one exploited surface in your environment. And for most teams, they're systematically under-managed. That gap is where real risk lives. Here's why third-party applications matter more tha

Announcement

Ridge Security Join Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program

We’re pleased to share that Ridge Security has been accepted into Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program (CVP), an application-based program that gives approved cybersecurity teams structured access to Claude’s full dual-use capabilities for legitimate […] The post Ridge Security Join Anthropic’s Cyber Verification Program appeared first on Ridge Security.

Announcement

Build or Buy: The Arithmetic on Running Your Own Model

From the AI ROI Series, recorded 28 July 2026. Two things happened that week, and they are more connected than they look. Visa cut 2,600 […] The post Build or Buy: The Arithmetic on Running Your Own Model appeared first on Olakai.

Announcement

Applying the Agent Control Plane to the Hugging Face Incident

What the Hugging Face AI incident reveals about securing autonomous systems, viewed through the Agent Control Plane's decisioning questions. The post Applying the Agent Control Plane to the Hugging Face Incident appeared first on zvelo.

Announcement

Tools Change. Teach People How to Keep Up

“Make everyone one percent better and it compounds across the team.” That’s the line Joe Head wrote about his own job and when I read it back to him, he didn’t hesitate. “That is 100% the objective,” he said. Joe runs AI adoption for an 80-person team as the only AI automation specialist in the […] The post Tools Change. Teach People How to Keep Up appeared first on Heimdal Security Blog.

Announcement

2026 World Cup: Argentina and Messi Victims of 5 Distinct Narrative Attacks

This blog is part of a series of Blackbird.AI RAV3N Research posts about manipulated narratives impacting the 2026 World Cup. Read more: Argentina lost the 2026 World Cup final. Spain won 1-0 in extra time at the New York New Jersey Stadium, and Enzo Fernández was sent off before the end. The next day, a […] The post 2026 World Cup: Argentina and Messi Victims of 5 Distinct Narrative Attacks appeared first on Blackbird.AI.

Announcement

Why Blumira No Longer Requires 90-Day Password Changes

The short version: Blumira no longer forces you to change your password every 90 days. Modern protections like passkeys, breached-password detection, and enforced multi-factor authentication (MFA) protect your account far better than routine password resets ever could. This change follows current NIST guidance, keeps you aligned with PCI DSS 4.0, and makes accounts more secure, not less.

Announcement

Foundation First: What It Takes for Security Teams To Be AI-Ready

Connected, governed data is the foundation for meaningful AI outcomes If you lead corporate security today, you’ve probably been asked some version of the same question more than once: What’s your AI strategy? It’s a fair question. Your board and executive team are watching AI reshape nearly every function across the enterprise, and they want… The post Foundation First: What It Takes for Security Teams To Be AI-Ready appeared first on Ontic.

Announcement

MCP’s Auth Hardening: What the Six New OAuth SEPs Fix, and What They Still Don’t

In short, the MCP 2026-07-28 release candidate is getting attention for going stateless. The quieter story is a package of six SEPs that harden the protocol’s OAuth layer: issuer validation, credential binding, client type declaration,... The post MCP’s Auth Hardening: What the Six New OAuth SEPs Fix, and What They Still Don’t appeared first on Tigera.

Announcement

Calculating ROI for Microsoft 365 Copilot

Microsoft 365 Copilot is a powerful productivity tool. With the right Copilot consulting and training, the solution can revolutionize your business. But you can’t just The post Calculating ROI for Microsoft 365 Copilot appeared first on Corsica Technologies.

Announcement

Why Do OEMs Need QRNG for Secure Hardware?

Why do OEMs need QRNG? Learn how quantum entropy strengthens keys, certificates, and embedded security designs without costly platform redesigns at scale. The post Why Do OEMs Need QRNG for Secure Hardware? first appeared on Crypta Labs QRNG.

Announcement

Two-factor forensic clues and modern investigations explained

Unlocking the Power of Two-Factor Forensic Clues in Modern Investigations In the digital age, forensic science continues to evolve at a rapid pace, driving our need for more sophisticated investigative techniques. One innovation at the forefront is the use of two-factor forensic clues, which combine distinct layers of evidence to deliver deeper insights and more […] The post Two-factor forensic clues and modern investigations explained appeared first on Maryman - Local Response Global Reac

Announcement

Authentik vs Zitadel for authentication

Compare Authentik and Zitadel for authentication. Decide faster across SSO, MFA, proxy mode, LDAP, multi-tenancy, deployment, operations, and where Cerbos authorization fits.

Announcement

Get Ready for Swarm

Loading the Elevenlabs Text to Speech AudioNative Player... Swarm AI is becoming a prominent term in AI marketing, often presented as a meaningful advance…

Announcement

NinjaOne Spotlight: System Tray End User Self-Service

If you’re running a helpdesk, print queues, and VPN resets probably aren’t what’s keeping you up at night, but they’re still eating hours your team could spend on higher-value work. Every one of those routine tickets pulls a technician away from problems that need real expertise, and when you’re accountable for ticket volume or team […]

New capability

Hugging Face Proves: AI Finds the Gap, Lateral Movement Expands the Blast Radius

The industry will argue about what the Hugging Face incident was. A rogue AI? A failed evaluation? An attack run by software instead of a person? For defenders, that argument is beside the point. You can't stop every break-in. You can stop the intruder from moving once it's inside. That's the line between one compromised system and a company-wide breach, and the whole lesson is in the attack path. What happened Hugging Face first disclosed an intrusion into part of its…

Incident

CVE-2026-16232: Check Point SmartConsole Anmeldeprozess wird aktiv ausgenutzt

Check Point hat drei neue Sicherheitshinweise veröffentlicht, die Schwachstellen im Security Management Server (SMS), im Multi-Domain Management (MDM) und in anderen Gaia-bezogenen Komponenten behandeln. Die Schwachstelle mit der höchsten Priorität, CVE-2026-16232 (CVSS 9.1), ist eine aktiv ausgenutzte Authentifizierungsumgehung, die die Check Point SmartConsole in SMS- und MDM-Produkten betrifft. CVE-2026-16232 wurde am 22. Juli 2026 veröffentlicht […]

Announcement

Bring Your Own VLAN: Moving VMs to Kubernetes Without Changing a Single IP

For many organizations, modernizing their VMs before migrating them is not a realistic option, especially when external events trigger the migration. Mapping dependencies and refactoring network configurations before the deadline is impractical, forcing VMs to... The post Bring Your Own VLAN: Moving VMs to Kubernetes Without Changing a Single IP appeared first on Tigera – Creator of Calico.

Announcement

What’s New in Scytale Q2 2026

Explore the latest updates in Scytale's AI GRC platform - Smarter Scy, AI Questionnaires, ROPA, AI TPRM, and more. The post What’s New in Scytale Q2 2026 appeared first on Scytale.