5 Ways to Stop Security Reviews From Stalling Your Deals
Security reviews stalling your pipeline? Here are 5 practical ways to speed up pre-sales, from automating questionnaires to freeing engineers for product work.
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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Filigran Named Outperformer in 2026 GigaOm Threat Intelligence Radar
Filigran is named an Outperformer in the 2026 GigaOm Threat Intelligence Radar. See why OpenCTI stood out for integrations, AI, and CTEM.
Filigran Named Outperformer in 2026 GigaOm Threat Intelligence Radar
Filigran has been recognized as an Outperformer and Challenger in GigaOm’s 2026 Radar for Threat Intelligence Platforms (TIP), validating OpenCTI's rapid pace of innovation and its position as a leading open-source, agentic threat intelligence platform. Out of the 13 leading TIPs evaluated, Filigran is one of only a handful to receive the Outperformer designation, a distinction reserved for vendors who demonstrated an exceptional rate of technology development and innovation over the past year.
Overview of Content Published in June
Here is an overview of content I published in June: Blog posts: Update: base64dump.py Version 0.0.30 SANS ISC Diary entries: Microsoft’s Coreutils for Windows Evil MSI Background: BASE64 Statistical Analysis YARA-X 1.18.0 and 1.19.0 Release
Passguard is a finalist at the GITEX AI Europe Supernova Challenge
Passguard is one of ten finalists selected from over 750 startups for the GITEX AI Europe Supernova Challenge in Berlin, and the only Dutch finalist.
Brochure Seclab
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Phishing in the Balkans: Fake Traffic Fines, Real Losses
This blog documents Group-IB’s research into an SMS phishing campaign targeting Serbian road users through the impersonation of Serbia's state road authority, and how it can be linked to both Darcula and Phoenix PhaaS platforms with victims across the globe.
AI Security Checklist for CISOs (2026)
Use this practical AI security checklist to secure AI across SaaS environments with identity, OAuth, non-human identities, and continuous monitoring.
Claude Tag Security: Governing AI Identities in Slack
Learn how to secure Claude Tag by governing AI identities, permissions, OAuth access, and enterprise integrations using identity-first security.
A Negative SEO Attack and Preemptive Defense: A Marketing Use Case
A negative SEO attack flooded our site with spam backlinks. Here’s how we detected it, disavowed at scale, and automated a preemptive defense. The post A Negative SEO Attack and Preemptive Defense: A Marketing Use Case appeared first on Zynap.
Your Email Platform Is Becoming Critical Healthcare Infrastructure
Most healthcare organizations view email as a utility, a necessary tool for sending messages between staff, communicating with patients, sending […]
Runtime Enforcement Is the Missing Layer in Agentic Security
Most security products stop at detection. They identify prompt injection, unusual API usage, suspicious MCP servers, or sensitive data leaving an organization, generate an alert, and hand the incident to a SIEM. That model works for traditional infrastructure because humans are still in the loop. Agentic systems are different. A single autonomous agent can execute hundreds of tool calls in seconds. It may invoke an MCP server, retrieve confidential documents through RAG, execute shell commands,
Microsoft Surface
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Former Head of Mossad Yossi Cohen interview
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Geopolitical risks and cybersecurity: how to effectively protect the workspace
According to a study conducted by CESIN in 2025 (French Club of Information Security and Digital Experts), nearly 70% of CISOs have revised their approach to cybersecurity in light of the geopolitical context of the past 5 years. However, 85% also indicate that they lack the methodological and technological tools to analyze risks; and only 26% report having introduced geopolitical considerations into their security and project approaches. In short, CISOs are well aware of the risk but are not ye
Beyond the Alert Queue: What AI-Native Security Operations Actually Looks Like
By Manuel Salazar, Director of Cyber Services, Orro Key Points AI changes what security operations can do. It does not replace the visibility, telemetry, and response discipline that security operations depends on. The alert queue problem, more alerts than security teams can meaningfully investigate, is the defining operational pressure that AI-native security operations directly addresses. […] The post Beyond the Alert Queue: What AI-Native Security Operations Actually Looks Like appeared
Post-Quantum Cryptography Readiness in Thailand
Every organisation that transmits or stores sensitive data over public networks is already at some level of exposure to the quantum threat—not because quantum computers capable of breaking current encryption exist today, but because adversaries can record encrypted traffic now and hold it until they do. This ‘harvest now, decrypt later’ (HNDL) dynamic means the […] The post Post-Quantum Cryptography Readiness in Thailand appeared first on Securemetric.
DSPM in 2026: Why It Matters More Than Ever
In 2026, the convergence of cloud expansion, SaaS proliferation, and agentic AI adoption has fundamentally changed the data security challenge, making Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) an increasingly baseline requirement for modern enterprise security. The solution was once an emerging category, but it is now a developing market where the question for security leaders is […] The post DSPM in 2026: Why It Matters More Than Ever appeared first on Securiti.
Setting the Record Straight on Quantum Computing and RSA Encryption
The post Setting the Record Straight on Quantum Computing and RSA Encryption appeared first on RSA.
What is endpoint visibility and control? How it works
Every endpoint tells a story. One laptop is missing critical patches. Another is running unauthorized software. A contractor's device hasn't checked in for weeks. You know exactly what's happening across your environment, but knowing isn't the same as fixing.
The Black Box Problem: Why Network Uptime Is the Wrong Thing to Measure
TL;DR — Key Points Network uptime is a legacy metric. It tells you whether the pipes are working, not whether the business is. In distributed hybrid environments, a network that is technically “up” at every measurable point can still be delivering degraded performance to users whose experience is affected by application-layer problems that uptime monitoring […] The post The Black Box Problem: Why Network Uptime Is the Wrong Thing to Measure appeared first on Orro.
Recognized as European Leader in three Cyberhive Matrix 2026 categories
WithSecure is recognized as a European Leader in three categories of the Cyberhive Matrix™ 2026 – the independent evaluation of European cybersecurity solutions. The post Recognized as European Leader in three Cyberhive Matrix 2026 categories appeared first on WithSecure™.
Holm Security is a European vulnerability management leader in the Cyberhive Matrix 2026
Holm Security has been placed among the European leaders in the Vulnerability Management category of the Cyberhive Matrix 2026, the independent evaluation of European cybersecurity solutions run by Cyberhive in partnership with the European Cyber Security Organisation (ECSO), released to mark ECSO’s 10th anniversary.
The Convergence Risk: OT/IT Security Visibility Gap
By Stu Long, CTO, Orro Key Points OT/IT convergence delivers genuine operational value, but connecting previously isolated operational systems to broader networks creates a category of security risk that most organisations cannot currently see. Operational technology environments have fundamental characteristics (legacy operating systems that cannot be patched, devices with no authentication capability, proprietary protocols that […] The post The Convergence Risk: OT/IT Security Visibility
Cloud Repatriation: Why Enterprise IT Is Returning from the Cloud
The post Cloud Repatriation: Why Enterprise IT Is Returning from the Cloud appeared first on RSA.
"Vetted, Self-Contained Sources": What We Found Inside a NASA Mission's Public Chatbot
A public chatbot on NASA's Parker Solar Probe mission page promised users its answers came only from "vetted, self-contained sources." We red-teamed it into fabricating leaked memos, fake election audits, and climate denial citing the mission's own data — then disclosed it through proper channels and saw the endpoint taken offline.
Why MSP success in 2026 depends on business outcomes, not IT operations
The post Why MSP success in 2026 depends on business outcomes, not IT operations appeared first on WithSecure™.
The MSP cybersecurity opportunity
The post The MSP cybersecurity opportunity appeared first on WithSecure™.
ThingsRecon named a European Leader in the ECSO Cyberhive Matrix 2026
Supply Chain Intelligence platform earns top marks for user experience and European compliance readiness in ECSO's independent industry evaluation.
The Platform You Trust Is the Platform They Target
Cofense Intelligence is observing a clear shift in phishing operations: threat actors are moving beyond broad, one-size-fits-all campaigns and adopting platform -aware delivery that adapts to the victim’s device, browser, and environment. What began as simple Windows-focused malware distribution campaigns has evolved into more sophisticated campaigns that can selectively deliver credential phishing, remote access tools, or malware across Windows, MacOS, and Android. This trend reflects a broader
[2026.06] Threat Intelligence Report
Status of High-Risk Vulnerabilities No. Vulnerability No. (CVE) Content CVSS Risk Level 1CVE-2026-20182Cisco Catalyst SD-WAN Controller Authentication Bypass10CRITICAL 2CVE-2026-43898SandboxJS Sandbox Escape RCE10CRITICAL 3CVE-2026-45102OneUptime Sandbox Escape RCE9.9CRITICAL 4CVE-2026-0300Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS User-ID Authentication Portal 9.8CRITICAL 5CVE-2026-8181WordPress Burst Statistics Plugin Authentication Bypass9.8CRITICAL 6CVE-2026-34187Pandora FMS SQL Injection9.8CRITICAL 7CVE-202
What the World Cup Looks Like in Internet Traffic
The World Cup may be the most-watched event in media history -- so what does it look like from inside the network? We dug into ISP traffic data to reveal how Fox Sports peaks during US games, why second halves usually win, and how traffic flows shift for entire nations like Brazil and Iran when their team takes the field.
How Sophisticated Phishing Bypasses SEGs (And How to Trace It)
Table of Contents 1. Spotting the initial periphery red flags 2. Tracing the Mail Journey via Raw Headers 3. The Deception of Masked .lnk Files Whitespace Obfuscation The Decoy Maneuver 4. Dissecting the memory-resident PowerShell Payload Phase 1: Environment discovery Phase 2: Data exfiltration Phase 3: Fileless execution Conclusion: passive knowledge vs. operational readiness Move your team from passive watching to active defending 🛡️
Doctor Web’s Q2 2026 review of virus activity on mobile devices
July 1, 2026 According to detection statistics collected by Dr.Web Security Space for mobile devices, Android.Banker banking trojans were less active in the second quarter (Q2) of 2026—by 31.83%, compared to the first quarter (Q1). At the same time, they remained the most widespread Android malware: this family accounted for 23.28% of all malware detections. These trojans steal various confidential data, such as SMS containing one-time codes from credit organizations and logins and passwords for
Doctor Web’s Q2 2026 virus activity review
July 1, 2026 According to statistics collected by the Dr.Web anti-virus, the total number of threats detected in the second quarter (Q2) of 2026 was up by 5.72% from Q1. The number of unique threats increased by 95.32%. Ad-displaying programs and trojans, malicious crypto-miners, and trojans used to run other malware were most frequently discovered on protected devices. In email traffic, malicious scripts and different types of trojans, such as downloaders, droppers, password stealers, and miner
TWiC: Copying Claude, Compromising Copilot, & Microsoft’s Patch Apocalypse
This week in cybersecurity, AI is playing both sides of the field. Anthropic accused Alibaba of running an industrial-scale campaign to clone Claude’s capabilities via tens of millions of fraudulent API interactions. Meanwhile, a critical exploit chain was released that weaponizes Microsoft 365 Copilot into a silent data exfiltration tool with a single link click. […]
Running PII detection locally with the Rampart NER model
How Arcjet added an optional on-device model backend for sensitive information detection: a pluggable rule interface, deterministic recognizers for structured data, offset reconstruction for token-classification output, and local ONNX inference in the request path.
Post-Quantum Cryptography for Connected Devices
Post-quantum cryptography is coming to every connected device. Learn the risks, NIST standards and how to build crypto-agile firmware. Book a demo.
What’s an enterprise knowledge management system?
Learn what enterprise knowledge management systems are and how they work. Discover how to document, share, and maintain accurate company information.
The service management lifecycle: ITIL stages and tips
Learn what the 5 stages of the ITIL service management lifecycle are and how they connect. Discover practical tips to apply them to your IT operations.