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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How to Measure Operational Risk in Your Organization

Every organization faces operational risk, but not every organization knows how to measure operational risk effectively. Without a clear way to quantify threats from failed processes, human error, or system outages, you’re left guessing where your biggest vulnerabilities are. Knowing how to measure operational risk turns that guesswork into actionable insight. This blog walks you […] The post How to Measure Operational Risk in Your Organization appeared first on LogicGate Risk Cloud.

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How to Measure Operational Risk in Your Organization

Every organization faces operational risk, but not every organization knows how to measure operational risk effectively. Without a clear way to quantify threats from failed processes, human error, or system outages, you’re left guessing where your biggest vulnerabilities are. Knowing how to measure operational risk turns that guesswork into actionable insight. This blog walks you […] The post How to Measure Operational Risk in Your Organization appeared first on LogicGate Risk Cloud.

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Why SAP HANA Performance Is an Application Owner Problem, Not Just a DBA Problem

07/14/26 When the finance close slows down and the CFO’s office is asking why reports aren’t running, the first call usually doesn’t go to the DBA. It goes to the application owner. The platform lead. The engineering manager. The person whose name is tied to ... The post Why SAP HANA Performance Is an Application Owner Problem, Not Just a DBA Problem appeared first on SolarWinds Blog.

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Independence is the moat

Why the independent security layer keeps winning as AI models get better.

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Genians Product Updates: July 2026

Hybrid workplaces and an increasingly diverse global OS landscape are reshaping enterprise security requirements. Genians’ latest releases across its core product lineup respond directly to these shifts.

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Genians Product Updates: July 2026

Hybrid workplaces and an increasingly diverse global OS landscape are reshaping enterprise security requirements. Genians’ latest releases across its core product lineup respond directly to these shifts.

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Has a nation-state pwned your routers?

Time for some router hygiene. Dive into the NSA's latest advisory on nation-state cyber threats and get the steps needed to protect your environment.

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CMMC Phase II Is Officially on Hold. NIST and DFARS aren't.

On July 13, 2026, the Department of War (DoW) announced the immediate suspension of CMMC Phase II requirements, which were originally set to take effect on November 10, 2026. The decision also triggers a 60-day comprehensive review of the entire CMMC program, led by a newly established CMMC Reform Task Force under DoW CIO Kirsten A. Davies.

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Why impersonation detection just became its own category

Impersonation attacks have moved beyond isolated incidents into a security category of their own. New Gartner research recognizes impersonation detection across both workforce identity and hiring, reflecting a growing problem that traditional identity verification alone wasn’t built to solve. The post Why impersonation detection just became its own category appeared first on imper.ai.

New capability

Ocient and Siren Announce Strategic Partnership to Deliver Trusted Investigative Intelligence for Sovereign National Security Missions

Partnership enables national security, law enforcement, and intelligence agencies to investigate petabyte-scale datasets at full fidelity with sovereignty and control Ocient, the trusted agentic AI solutions provider, and Siren, the sovereign AI investigations platform, today announced a strategic partnership that makes Siren’s advanced search technology deployable on the OcientAIQ™ Unified Data Platform, delivered by Ocient … Continue reading "Ocient and Siren Announce Strategic Par

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Introducing snowpick: Testing ServiceNow for Public Data Exposure

ServiceNow portals can expose backend records through public widgets and API endpoints even when the visible portal looks locked down. Bishop Fox built snowpick to test both surfaces systematically, and across 166 authorized assessments, nearly a third of instances returned data they shouldn't have.

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Code governance for the Atlassian stack

The hardest review problems are not always visible in the diff. A pull request can look correct while still missing the requirement it was meant to fulfill. For enterprise teams using Atlassian, the context needed to catch those gaps is spread across the stack. Jira holds the intent. Confluence holds the architecture and engineering standards. […] The post Code governance for the Atlassian stack appeared first on Qodo.

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Why OS-Level Security Isn't Enough for Mobile Apps | Guardsquare

Since day one, Google and Apple have integrated security features into their respective operating systems, Android and iOS. However, as mobile devices have grown to become near ubiquitous, so, too, have the attacks targeting them. In 2025, 43% of surveyed organizations cited mobile app threats as a top contributor to mobile security breaches, according to a report by Verizon. In response, Google and Apple have continued introducing stronger and more refined security tools and features with each

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AI in Education: What Norway’s Elementary School AI Ban Means for Schools Worldwide

AI has become embedded in search engines, productivity suites, educational platforms, and other everyday applications. Schools need to think beyond simply blocking websites. Students can still encounter AI-generated content or use AI in ways that raise safeguarding concerns, even when accessing approved platforms.   Recent reports that Norway is heavily restricting AI use in elementary schools reflect a growing global […]

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What Is Endpoint Privilege Management – and How Is It Different from PAM?

Most privileged access programs secure the server and leave the laptop wide open. The account in the vault is governed. The standing local admin right on the endpoint is not. That gap is where modern intrusions begin. It is the gap endpoint privilege management (EPM) is built to close. Already run Privileged Access Management (PAM)? […]

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From Visibility to Risk Reduction: The Missing Layer in Healthcare Security

Most large provider networks, hospital systems, and digital health environments can already see a great deal. They can inventory connected assets, surface vulnerabilities, monitor traffic, detect anomalies, and generate more dashboards, alerts, findings, and reports than any team could reasonably absorb. The post From Visibility to Risk Reduction: The Missing Layer in Healthcare Security appeared first on Forescout.

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From Visibility to Risk Reduction: The Missing Layer in Healthcare Security

Most large provider networks, hospital systems, and digital health environments can already see a great deal. They can inventory connected assets, surface vulnerabilities, monitor traffic, detect anomalies, and generate more dashboards, alerts, findings, and reports than any team could reasonably absorb. The post From Visibility to Risk Reduction: The Missing Layer in Healthcare Security appeared first on Forescout.

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Architecting Secure Prompt Caching

How Tinfoil implemented prompt caching for the Inference API without compromising on privacy, using client-side cache secrets.

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SharePoint Phishing on Cloudflare Workers

PhishEye analysed a live SharePoint credential-phishing chain built on Cloudflare Workers. A Cloudflare-fronted lure (turnervault[.]net) impersonates SharePoint Online with a targeted "shared document" and a fake "I'm not a robot" check. The checkbox runs a one-line atob() redirect to a *.workers.dev second stage that is a cloaked JavaScript loader: it shows "Preparing your secure document…", polls a /lp/ endpoint, and only renders the credential form for a valid victim session, looping forever

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Automating Administrative Tasks via the Anchore Enterprise API

The post Automating Administrative Tasks via the Anchore Enterprise API appeared first on Anchore.Through the Looking Glass: Queen Alice This is post 7 in a seven-part series on what the Anchore Enterprise API makes possible for container security teams. By the final chapter of Through the Looking-Glass, Alice has crossed the entire chessboard, reached the eighth square, and been crowned. She has gone from a bewildered visitor to […]

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EU CRA Vulnerability Management: Requirements, Deadlines, and Compliance Tips

The post EU CRA Vulnerability Management: Requirements, Deadlines, and Compliance Tips appeared first on Anchore.Fast Facts The European Union Cyber Resilience Act (EU CRA) is about to change the way organizations think about software security, vulnerability management, and accountability across the software supply chain. For years, many cybersecurity regulations focused primarily on breach response, data privacy, or critical infrastructure. The CRA shifts the conversation upstream. Instead of a

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Catch FireTail at Infosecurity Europe 2026 - FireTail Blog

Jul 14, 2026 - Lina Romero - We're exhibiting, Jeremy is speaking, and with the EU AI Act enforcement deadline now less than ten weeks out, the timing couldn't be better. Here's how to find us, what we're doing, and how to book time with the team.🤝 Meet the TeamThe best part of Infosecurity Europe is the people. Here is who will be holding down the fort at Booth G172. Come say hi!📅 Book a Slot at Our StandInfosecurity Europe gets busy fast. If you want guaranteed 1:1 time with the team, book i

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Catch FireTail at Black Hat 2026 - FireTail Blog

Jul 14, 2026 - Lina Romero - FireTail is coming to Black Hat USA, and we're setting up at Mandalay Bay. Here's how to find us, what we're doing, and how to book time with the team.🤝 Meet the TeamThe best part of Black Hat 2026 is the people. Here is who will be holding down the fort at Booth 5908. Come say hi!📅 Book a Slot at Our StandBlack Hat gets busy fast. If you want guaranteed 1:1 time with the team, book in advance.Reserve your spot here🎙️ Don't Miss Jeremy's TalkEvery employee now has

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Incident Response in Practice: What Really Happens During the First 72 Hours of a Cybersecurity Incident

What really happens after a cybersecurity incident? Follow the first 72 hours of incident response – from confirming the breach and containing the threat to forensic investigation, recovery, and lessons learned. The post Incident Response in Practice: What Really Happens During the First 72 Hours of a Cybersecurity Incident appeared first on Omega Systems.