Microsegmentation vs. Microservices: Securing Service Traffic
Just about every team that experiments with microservices eventually faces … The post Microsegmentation vs. Microservices: Securing Service Traffic appeared first on Tufin.
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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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The AI produced malware kill switch
In part one we walked through WindowsAudit.exe, the .NET apphost backdoor we found running as LocalSystem on our client’s network. We covered how it got onto the host, how it persisted, and the surface area of what it could do once it was there. This is part two. Part one was the malware. Part two is everything that came after: what we did with the binary in front of us, the other organizations we ended up identifying as victims of the same attacker, and the architectural decision in the C
Vibe Before You Buy!
Back when I worked in appsec, I wrote the same tool twice for two different companies. Both times it was a layer on top of git hosting (think GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket). The second company's version was named "Git Stitches", because "Snitches Git Stitches". Both tools cost real engineering time but were invaluable for a small appsec team. We collected developer emails from git commits so we could introduce ourselves with a quick "if you see something, say something". We grepped for patterns acro
Research Worth Reading - Week 17, 2026
AI, AI, AI and ... AI... AGAIN! 📆 The zero-days are numbered 👍 0 This opinion from Firefox very much matches my post (https://pentesterlab.com/blog/defenders-finally-have-the-edge) on how defenders can leverage LLMs to make 0-days harder and harder for attackers: The zero-days are numbered . 🔁 High-Quality Chaos 👍 1 Great to see an update from Daniel Stenberg on the evolution of open source bug bounties: High-Quality Chaos. 🪡 Needle in the haystack: LLMs for vulnerability rese
Skyhigh Security Achieves SOC 2 Type II Compliance for the Complete SSE Cloud Platform
Security compliance is not a moment in time; it is a sustained commitment. Today, we are proud to announce that... The post Skyhigh Security Achieves SOC 2 Type II Compliance for the Complete SSE Cloud Platform appeared first on Skyhigh Security.
The Pricing Model Your SI Hopes You Never Question
If you've signed an SI engagement in the last decade, you've probably read the same SOW. Hourly rates by seniority. Estimated hours per phase. A total that looks like a budget — but isn't quite a budget. Six months in, the original number is gone, a change order is being drafted, and someone on your finance team is asking how this happened. The answer is structural. In a time and materials contract, the vendor's revenue grows when the project takes longer. Slowness, revisions, and scope creep al
Threat Actor Deep Dive: Payouts King
Payouts King is an emerging ransomware group using social engineering, legitimate tools, and sustained pressure to drive payment, prioritizing access and persistence over technical complexity.
Why “Left of Boom” Security Is the Future of Cybersecurity
The rules of cybersecurity have fundamentally changed. Between 2023 and 2026, generative AI and automation have compressed the attack lifecycle from weeks to hours, leaving reactive security strategies scrambling to keep pace. For CISOs and security leaders, the message is clear: waiting for alerts, signatures, and incident response is no longer enough. The future belongs to organizations that prevent breaches before they happen, a philosophy known as left of boom cybersecurity.
Building a GRC Program That Scales with Your Business: 5 Expert Tips
IT and infosec leaders often jump the GRC bandwagon with a checkbox mindset to quickly […] The post Building a GRC Program That Scales with Your Business: 5 Expert Tips appeared first on Cura.
Why a Former Air Force Nuke Hunter Just Got Accepted Into the Werner Accelerator
Jorden Gershenson spent 8 years in the Air Force detecting nuclear tests from a basement full of seismometers. Now he’s building Aulendur Labs — a startup that wants to forecast everything from freight loads to geopolitical events using the same machine learning powering global weather models.In this episode we dig into Jorden’s path from Air […] The post Why a Former Air Force Nuke Hunter Just Got Accepted Into the Werner Accelerator appeared first on Fleet Defender.
Mythos Makes Secure by Design More Important Than Ever
  Anthropic’s announcement of Mythos last week set off a predictable wave of concern. A model capable of finding thousands of 0-day vulnerabilities — across […] The post Mythos Makes Secure by Design More Important Than Ever appeared first on Security Compass.
MDR vs SOC-as-a-Service: Which Security Model Is Right for Your Team?
Security operations teams by nature operate in high-pressure environments, but for midsize organizations, that dial is often turned all the way to the top. As threat volumes rise, and AI facilitates attacks that move faster than ever, lean teams are expected to monitor, investigate, and respond around the clock, often with only a handful of fragmented tools at their disposal.
Security incident prioritization: proven methods to improve alert triage
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The EU AI Act Is Enforcing Now. Most Organizations Are Not Ready
At a Glance The date that changed everything for enterprise AI compliance was August 2, 2025. Not becauseregulations were announced — they had been announced years earlier. But because on that date,the governance obligations for General-Purpose AI models became binding under the EU AI Act.The European AI Office gained full enforcement powers. And organizations that […]
You Can’t Bolt AI Onto the SOC and Expect It to Hold Up
A Shift in How AI Is Evaluated There’s a shift happening in how organizations evaluate AI in the SOC. Not long ago, most conversations focused on whether these new systems could accurately help with triage and reduce alert fatigue. The question is starting to change. Security leaders have realized what matters more is whether a […] The post You Can’t Bolt AI Onto the SOC and Expect It to Hold Up appeared first on Embed Security.
SPIFFE Everywhere: Why the Best Identity Standard Still Hadn’t Took Over, and How Hush Makes It Work
Three services crashed at 3 AM. The rotation job failed. Your team got paged. Six hours later, you had a working incident report. Meanwhile, your data pipeline agent extracted customer data for hours before anyone noticed. Your logs show the agent made the queries. You can’t prove it wasn’t an attacker. Both scenarios share the […] The post SPIFFE Everywhere: Why the Best Identity Standard Still Hadn’t Took Over, and How Hush Makes It Work appeared first on Hush Security.
EU AI Act Article 27: What Is a Fundamental Rights Impact Assessment (FRIA) and Who Needs One?
The August 2026 deadline for high-risk AI deployers is approaching quickly, and most organizations haven't started yet.
CompliancePoint Inc. and Wipfli to Complete Transaction
DULUTH, Ga. – (April 30th, 2026) – CompliancePoint Inc. announced today it has entered into a transaction with Wipfli, a top 25 national advisory and accounting firm, which will result in the CompliancePoint team becoming part of Wipfli. This transaction will expand the resources available to clients while continuing to deliver the specialized experience and… The post CompliancePoint Inc. and Wipfli to Complete Transaction appeared first on CompliancePoint.
The Mythos Lesson: Why Your Cloud Must Defend Itself
Claude Mythos proved that every organization should assume vulnerabilities will be found and breaches can happen. But the attack chain only starts there. The real cloud security test is how far your environment lets an attacker go. As AI accelerates attack-path discovery, the answer is not faster response alone. It is a hardened, secure-by-design cloud architecture that blocks the attacker’s next move before it succeeds. The post The Mythos Lesson: Why Your Cloud Must Defend Itself appeared firs
Securing the Agentic SDLC
The software development lifecycle as we've known it for the past two decades is being replaced, not incrementally, not gradually, but wholesale. In its place, a fundamentally new model is emerging: the Agentic SDLC. The post Securing the Agentic SDLC appeared first on Clover Security.
Linux Privilege Escalation (CVE-2026-31431): Copy Fail Exploit and Detection
Overview Not every privilege escalation comes from a broken piece of code. In some cases, combining normal kernel features in the wrong way is enough to get root. “Copy Fail” is one of those cases.
We completed first aid training!
On a daily basis, we protect IT infrastructure from cyberattacks. However, we know that there is something far more valuable than the most expensive servers or complex databases – human life. This week, we celebrated the World Day for Safety and Health at Work by organizing practical rescue workshops for our team. In the digital... Artykuł We completed first aid training! pochodzi z serwisu Perceptus .
Przeszliśmy szkolenie z pierwszej pomocy!
Na co dzień zajmujemy się ochroną infrastruktury IT przed cyberatakami. Wiemy jednak, że istnieje coś znacznie cenniejszego niż najdroższe serwery czy skomplikowane bazy danych – to ludzkie życie. W tygodniu obchodziliśmy Światowy Dzień Bezpieczeństwa i Ochrony Zdrowia w Pracy organizując dla naszego zespołu praktyczne warsztaty ratownicze. W cyfrowym świecie, gdy dochodzi do incydentu bezpieczeństwa, kluczowa... Artykuł Przeszliśmy szkolenie z pierwszej pomocy! pochodzi z serwisu Perceptus .
Radiant’s Night Shift. When You Clock Out, We Clock In.
Whether you're thinking about insourcing from your MSSP or MDR or already mid-transition, this one's for you The post Radiant’s Night Shift. When You Clock Out, We Clock In. appeared first on Radiant Security.
Why We’re Named Jazz
Why are we called Jazz? That’s a question we get asked A LOT. International Jazz Day feels like the right time to properly answer it. The post Why We’re Named Jazz appeared first on Jazz.
Empowering data classification policy template guide
A data classification policy template gives you a repeatable way to define how your organization labels and protects data, so teams always know what’s sensitive, what’s not, and how to handle each type. Using a guided template (plus this article) removes the guesswork and lets you create a usable, audit‑ready policy much faster, similar to […] The post Empowering data classification policy template guide first appeared on TrustCloud.
Why the PocketOS 9-Second Database Deletion Wasn’t a Permissions Failure
The PocketOS breach shows AI agents can misuse allowed actions. Permissions aren’t enough. Security must enforce intent and context at machine speed. The post Why the PocketOS 9-Second Database Deletion Wasn’t a Permissions Failure appeared first on TrojAI.
The Unreasonable Effectiveness of a Single Agentic Command for Operating Cloud Infrastructure
The Unreasonable Effectiveness of a Single Agentic Command for Operating Cloud Infrastructure A solutions engineer is onboarding a new customer. Before the kickoff call, she runs /poke "validate detection pipeline health for customer-z. Are logs flowing, are all connectors healthy, any detection gaps?". In two minutes, poke checks ingestion rates across every connector, confirms detection […] The post The Unreasonable Effectiveness of a Single Agentic Command for Operating Cloud Infrastruc
Nokia and KETS collaborate to scale quantum-safe security
Nokia and KETS Quantum Security are collaborating to lead the next era of scalable, commercial quantum key distribution (QKD). KETS Quantum Security is integrating its technology into Nokia’s global ‘flying kit’ quantum-safe demonstration kit. Nokia is the leading supplier of optical networking systems for critical telecoms infrastructure and has developed a blueprint for quantum-safe telecoms […] The post Nokia and KETS collaborate to scale quantum-safe security appeared first on KETS Qua
PAM & AI Agents | SSH
AI agents are quickly moving from experiments to real execution layers inside organizations. They don’t just generate content - they take actions: calling APIs, accessing systems, modifying data. From a security perspective, the underlying mechanisms are familiar. The same protocols are still in use: HTTP, SSH, file systems. But what has changed is the decision-making layer. Instead of deterministic automation, we now have systems that decide how to use their access. That shift matters.
What Sales Engineers Need from Security to Close Deals
Security is shaping enterprise deals earlier than ever. Learn how sales teams can eliminate friction, speed up security reviews, and turn assurance into a competitive advantage.
Why Identity Security Projects Fail, and How CISOs Can Fix That
Learn why identity security projects fail and how CISOs can lead them to success with an outcome-first approach, clear stakeholder alignment, and proactive planning. The post Why Identity Security Projects Fail, and How CISOs Can Fix That appeared first on Radiant Logic | Unify, Observe, and Act on ALL Identity Data.
ElcomSoft Phone Breaker 11: full overhaul of iCloud extraction
Elcomsoft Phone Breaker 11 introduces a completely overhauled iCloud extraction mechanism to address Apple’s recent, sweeping changes to its authentication and encryption protocols. The new release restores the ability for law enforcement and forensic specialists to lawfully access critical cloud evidence.
IFRS 18: How Axway Financial Accounting Hub turns regulatory requirements into a competitive advantage
A new regulatory direction for corporate finance IFRS 18, which replaces IAS 1, introduces a fundamental restructuring of the income statement. It now requires a strict segmentation of revenues and expenses into three distinct categories: operating, investing, and financing. For …
Identity Continuity for Epic EHR
How Strata Maverics keeps clinicians logged in to Epic when your identity provider goes down. Strata Maverics sits between Epic and your identity providers, so Epic never has to change when they do. Microsoft Entra ID runs as primary. Keycloak runs as a warm secondary. Failover takes seconds. Clinical sessions and backend JWT integrations keep... The post Identity Continuity for Epic EHR appeared first on Strata.io.
Secure Multitenancy with OpenShift and Isovalent Networking for Kubernetes
OpenShift has long treated multitenancy as a core platform concern and in this blog we explore how Isovalent Networking for Kubernetes fits perfectly in this model!
Why Firewalls are Inadequate as Standalone DDoS Solutions | Nexusguard Blog
Firewalls alone won't suffice when it comes to defending against DDoS attacks. Dedicated DDoS protection solutions are essential in today's evolving threat landscape to ensure the resilience of your network and applications.
Hairline cracks don’t scream – they whisper 🪟
Hairline cracks don’t scream – they whisper 🪟 A skyscraper does not begin by collapsing. It begins with stress. A little pressure here. A little strain there. A flaw so small it’s almost invisible, hidden beneath the surface, dismissed because nothing appears broken yet. But pressure has a way of turning quiet weaknesses into very […] The post Hairline cracks don’t scream – they whisper 🪟 first appeared on BlockAPT | Autonomous AI Cybersecurity.
Why your EDR is still at risk?
EDR remains essential, but attackers can bypass endpoint defenses through techniques such as BYOVD and kernel-level attacks. When security agents are neutralized, visibility into lateral movement becomes critical. Discover how LABYRINTH uses Advanced Deception to detect suspicious activity beyond the compromised endpoint and give SOC teams more time to respond.