Why Most CIAM Evaluation Scorecards Are Set Up to Pick the Wrong Platform
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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.
25,276 matching stories — 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.
Chaos Ransomware: BlackSuit-Linked RaaS Resurgence and Detection Opportunities
Chaos is a ransomware family originally introduced in June 2021 by the developer of the Bagli ransomware through the release of the C#-based Chaos ransomware builder. It rapidly gained popularity within the cybercriminal ecosystem, spawning numerous derivative ransomware families. The post Chaos Ransomware: BlackSuit-Linked RaaS Resurgence and Detection Opportunities appeared first on AttackIQ.
The 4 Pillars of Effective Cyber Risk Management
Cyber risk is one of the most common categories of risk facing today’s businesses, and it is also one of the hardest to pin down. Security teams patch vulnerabilities and respond to threats, but someone still has to answer the bigger question: what do these risks actually mean for the business? That is where cyber […] The post The 4 Pillars of Effective Cyber Risk Management appeared first on LogicGate Risk Cloud.
The 4 Pillars of Effective Cyber Risk Management
Cyber risk is one of the most common categories of risk facing today’s businesses, and it is also one of the hardest to pin down. Security teams patch vulnerabilities and respond to threats, but someone still has to answer the bigger question: what do these risks actually mean for the business? That is where cyber […] The post The 4 Pillars of Effective Cyber Risk Management appeared first on LogicGate Risk Cloud.
Resilience doesn’t start with an alert. It starts with preparation
Bridge the gap between preparedness, response, and recovery with Everbridge 360 AI and BC in the Cloud for faster, smarter crisis management. The post Resilience doesn’t start with an alert. It starts with preparation appeared first on Everbridge.
Introducing Time-Based Metadata: Unlocking a new layer of data in media forensics
Time-based metadata reveals frame-specific data such as GPS coordinates, speed, and event timelines, helping investigators analyze evidence with greater accuracy. Discover how Magnet Verify unlocks this hidden layer of forensic data. The post Introducing Time-Based Metadata: Unlocking a new layer of data in media forensics appeared first on Magnet Forensics.
SaaS Backup Is Becoming Tier 1. Is Your Recovery Strategy Ready?
Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace now hold some of the most important data in the business: contracts, customer communications, financial records, legal documents, employee files, project history, and day-to-day work. But many organizations still protect SaaS data differently from the rest of the environment. They rely on native retention, recycle bins, version history, legal holds, […]
SANS vs SKL DFIR AI Frameworks: When to Use Each
Heather Barnhart has done great work helping develop the SANS... The post SANS vs SKL DFIR AI Frameworks: When to Use Each appeared first on Cyber Triage.
The AI Governance Audit: Is Your Privacy Program Built for How AI Risk Actually Works?
Zero Trust for Data in an Agentic Enterprise
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CISA Demands Federal Agencies Secure Their SaaS
Saudi eSignature Compliance: FileCloud’s Signit Integration
Why Global eSignature Tools Fail Saudi Compliance Requirements — and What to Use Instead For organizations operating in Saudi Arabia, an eSignature tool is no longer just a convenience feature. If it cannot support Saudi data residency, PDPL expectations, NCA cybersecurity requirements, and legally defensible signing workflows, it can create real business risk. That risk […] The post Saudi eSignature Compliance: FileCloud’s Signit Integration appeared first on FileCloud blog.
Your AI Security Tools Are Only as Effective as the Identity Data You Feed Them
Enterprise security teams are starting to build instead of buy. Generative AI has lowered the barrier (and cost) to creating internal security tooling, custom detection workflows, automated investigation pipelines and risk-scoring engines tailored to their specific environment. The productivity case is compelling enough that the build-vs-buy math is changing for the first time in years. It’s early, and while this is not yet the norm, it will be soon. But, the organizations moving in this...
Threat Intelligence Snapshot: Week 29, 2026
Russia Exploits European IP Cameras To Track Military Logistics | Iran Threatens to Block More Vital Seaways The post Threat Intelligence Snapshot: Week 29, 2026 appeared first on QuoIntelligence.
Phone Location Privacy Guide
Cape protects from tracking on the network level, but your apps still share your information with advertisers who sell that data. This guide explains how apps learn your location and what you can do to stop them.
Why AI compliance still depends on code-level detection
TL;DR Agentic AI is now embedded in most enterprise software, largely invisibly, and orchestrating compliance workflows on top of it does not fix what the underlying detection never saw. Most compliance failures trace back to incomplete SBOMs and manifest-only detection, not a lack of automation. Structural, code-level analysis is what makes automation trustworthy, particularly where AI-generated code is concerned. How much of today’s software is already agent-written, and who’s watc
NINJIO Acquires SafeStack to Expand Human Risk Management with Secure Code Training
Cybersecurity risk doesn’t begin and end with employee awareness.  It also lives in the software applications organizations build, maintain, and rely on every day.  That’s why we’re excited to announce that NINJIO has acquired SafeStack, a leading developer security and application security training platform. This acquisition expands NINJIO’s Human Risk Management platform beyond cybersecurity awareness training and phishi
The CMMC pause is not a pass: what defense contractors should do now.
PITTSBURGH, July 16, 2026 — Magna5 today advised defense contractors that while the DoD’s recent pause of CMMC Phase 2 provides a temporary reprieve, it does not erase their strict obligation to protect federal data. Core requirements, including NIST SP 800-171 alignment and accurate SPRS reporting, remain actively enforced. To prevent contractors from falling behind, Magna5 […]
That’s a Great Question – AI Behaves Differently, How Should My Security Approach Change?
Unfortunately, even after years of championing a “build security in” mindset, many security professionals will tell you that it can still feel like security gets bolted on once a system is already live. We know the cost of addressing issues late in the cycle, which is why so many teams embraced DevSecOps and began weaving […] The post That’s a Great Question – AI Behaves Differently, How Should My Security Approach Change? appeared first on Noma Security.
What is MFA and Why Do You Need It?
If you’ve logged into an email, bank account, or social media account, you’ve likely been asked to enter a code before signing in. That is called Multi-factor Authentication or “MFA”, another way to keep your account secure and protected. As we mentioned in our latest post, a simple password isn’t enough anymore. Even if you […] The post What is MFA and Why Do You Need It? appeared first on Blue Line Technologies, Inc..
What Happens When a Smartphone Gets Wet?
Over the past five years, calls to DriveSavers about water-damaged smartphones have climbed more than 50%. Roughly one in six calls we take during the summer now involves liquid damage, even though nearly every current phone carries a water-resistance rating, usually expressed as an IP, or Ingress Protection, rating. The post What Happens When a Smartphone Gets Wet? appeared first on DriveSavers Data Recovery Services.
How BC Transit Is Opening the Door to Easier Transit Payments with Interac® Debit
Getting on a bus should be simple. But for a tourist arriving by ferry, a skier hopping between villages, or a first-time rider without exact change, it usually requires a little extra planning. So BC Transit, one of Canada’s largest public transit providers, is changing lanes by rolling out open payments across more than 30… The post How BC Transit Is Opening the Door to Easier Transit Payments with Interac® Debit appeared first on Interac Corp..
Kubernetes Backup: Protecting Cloud-Native Workloads
Kubernetes Backup: Protecting Cloud-Native Workloads don.jennings@h… Thu, 07/16/2026 - 12:29 July 16, 2026 Why most backup tools sold as 'Kubernetes backup' actually protect only one piece of the workload, and what complete Kubernetes data protection has to cover when production deployments span clusters and clouds. Image Meta description Most Kubernetes backup tools protect only part of your workload. Learn what complete Kubernetes backup includes and how to recover applications across clusters
The Security Team’s Guide to Data Privacy Compliance: GDPR, CCPA, and LATAM’s New Wave
GDPR, CCPA, and Latin America's new laws all lean on the same security foundation. This is what data privacy compliance asks of a security team, where the regimes overlap, and what it changes for MSSPs and enterprise teams covering clients across borders. The post The Security Team’s Guide to Data Privacy Compliance: GDPR, CCPA, and LATAM’s New Wave appeared first on Zynap.
Agentic AI governance: How to keep AI deployments compliant and controlled
It seems increasingly likely that the next workforce revolution will be powered by AI. In the years ahead, enterprises will deploy millions of autonomous digital workers capable of making decisions, executing tasks, and operating continuously at machine speed and scale. …
Onboarding as Code: Saviynt's Terraform Provider for IGA
The problem no one has solved Here's the uncomfortable math: more than 80% of enterprise applications remain ungoverned — not because organizations don't care about identity security, but because onboarding applications into governance platforms is painfully slow and prohibitively expensive.
From SBOM to Submission: Operationalizing CRA Vulnerability Handling
The September 11, 2026 CRA deadline is approaching. Join Finite State and ISMG to learn the practical steps manufacturers should take now to build a risk-based vulnerability handling process, prioritize real exposure, and maintain the evidence needed to support ongoing CRA compliance.
Detecting common Linux privilege escalation techniques with Wazuh
Privilege escalation is the process by which an attacker gains permissions beyond those assigned to their current account. On Linux systems, threat actors who gain initial access as a low-privileged user often exploit misconfigurations or weak security controls to obtain root or other privileged access. With elevated privileges, they can disable security controls, modify system […] The post Detecting common Linux privilege escalation techniques with Wazuh appeared first on Wazuh.
Ocient and Siren Enhance Federal Data Analysis
The post Ocient and Siren Enhance Federal Data Analysis appeared first on SIREN.
SAP Custom Code Security for Heavy and Discrete Manufacturing
Cyber attacks targeting critical ERP, product innovation, and supply chain applications within the heavy and discrete manufacturing industry can have far-reaching financial and reputational impacts The post SAP Custom Code Security for Heavy and Discrete Manufacturing appeared first on Onapsis.
Vishing Hit a Retail Help Desk for a Month. The Tell Was Never in the Voice.
Three vishing case files from one month at a retail help desk: every call sounded fine, and every flag came from the signals underneath it, not the voice on it. The post Vishing Hit a Retail Help Desk for a Month. The Tell Was Never in the Voice. appeared first on imper.ai.
Siren & Ocient team up for sovereign investigations
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Prompt Injection Prevention for Coding Agents: Defenses That Hold in Production
Prevent prompt injection in coding agents with layered defenses: isolate untrusted input, scope tools, and enforce allow, block, redact at runtime.
See What GitHub Copilot is Actually Doing with Fiddler
Fiddler ingests GitHub Copilot's native OpenTelemetry export to give you visibility into every session, tool call, and token, with no SDK or custom code.
ClickFix doesn't attack your knowledge. It attacks your trust.
One of the most effective attack methods I've analyzed this year runs on legitimate tools and willing users — and AV and EDR is blind to it.
Two criminals imprisoned over Transport for London cyberattack
11 years between them, but they may have millions stashed away for when they get out.
Human Cybersecurity in the AI Era: What AI Means for Employee Risk and Security Awareness Training
Key Takeaways AI has become one of the fastest-adopted workplace technologies in history. Employees use it to write emails, summarize meetings, analyze documents, create presentations, and automate everyday work. Organizations are racing to deploy AI to increase productivity and remain competitive.  All while cybercriminals are doing the same thing.  During NINJIO’s recent webinar, Human Cybersecurity in the AI Era, Chief... The post Human Cybersecurity i
Case Files from the Help Desk: A Month of Vishing (Q2 2026)
What does help desk vishing look like in the wild? Across 450 password reset attempts in one month, imper.ai surfaced coordinated impersonation patterns that individual calls alone would have missed. The post Case Files from the Help Desk: A Month of Vishing (Q2 2026) appeared first on imper.ai.
Finding Cleartext in Encrypted Gaming Traffic | Corelight
One of the many interesting things we stumble across in the Black Hat NOC (Network Operations Center) is the various applications exhibiting poor security hygiene. Usually it’s something in the clear that makes us chuckle before we move on to more serious matters. Sometimes it’s something more serious that requires letting an attendee know they’re leaking sensitive information. Then, on other occasions, it’s something like a video game running on a device that is only partially encrypted. Seeing
NCSC Advisory: Why weak routers are the new front door to cyber attacks
This week, the UK National Cyber Security Centre (NCSC) – along with similar agencies from 12 other countries – co-released a new advisory urging critical; infrastructure organisations to improve their defences against cyber-attacks by Russian intelligence services.