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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archTIS is proud to announce that our Spirion Sensitive Data Platform (SDP) AI Guardrails solution has been named Data Security Innovation of the Year by CyberSecurity Breakthrough, recognizing an innovative approach to protecting sensitive data before it becomes part of AI models. The post archTIS Named Data Security Innovation of the Year for its AI Guardrails Solution appeared first on archTIS.
14 min readToday we’ll explore how to use the identity service from Amazon Bedrock AgentCore to manage credentials that an AI agent running on EC2 can use to connect with an external service like GitHub. Amazon Bedrock is the AWS cloud computing suite of services for building and deploying AI applications and generative artificial intelligence agents. AgentCore […] The post Amazon Bedrock AgentCore Identity on EC2: A Step-by-Step GitHub OAuth Guide appeared first on Aembit.
More than 17,000 fake repositories on GitHub are distributing the SmartLoader malware after the FakeGit campaign reactivated earlier this month to push the StealC infostealer. [...]
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) cyber disclosure readiness is more than a legal or cybersecurity concern. It is a cross-functional workflow challenge that requires coordination across incident intake, materiality review […] The post SEC Cyber Disclosure Readiness Workflows for GRC Teams appeared first on Onspring.
The attack that crosses every line An employee opens an email from what looks like a trusted vendor and clicks a link. Nothing seems wrong. But the attacker now holds a valid credential, and that credential logs in like a real user. From there, the attacker moves from device to device, reaches into cloud applications, […] The post One Gap Is All It Takes: Why Layered Defense Builds a Stronger Security Posture appeared first on CyberMaxx.
93% renew vendors they wouldn’t recommend. Discover why the renewal-recommendation gap exists and how to make smarter software vendor choices. The post The Renewal-Recommendation Gap: Why You’re Renewing Software You Don’t Recommend appeared first on Onspring.
Marc Andreessen is famously quoted saying that “being too early is the primary reason why qualified startups fail, not being too late”. This was almost the case for Bright 8 years ago, but we were able to pivot and build a real business providing value for many customers. Now, technology has caught up to our […]
Executive Summary A supply-chain attack targeting npm developers has been active since August 2023, distributing eight malicious packages that collectively received over 40,767 downloads. Discovered by CloudSEK and Checkmarx, the campaign — dubbed MALFEX — delivers three distinct malware families to Windows systems: the Overlord RAT, the “movinlike” Node.js credential stealer, and rotating downloader payloads. […] The post Malicious npm Campaign “MALFEX”
In this post, we analyze the evolution of CastleStealer, including the sensitive data it targets, new techniques for bypassing browser protections, remote command capabilities, and an approach to exfiltration designed to help stolen data blend into network traffic. The post CastleStealer: An Emerging Infostealer Growing More Sophisticated appeared first on Flashpoint.
L’idée qu’un Mac peut se passer d’antivirus a pris un coup cet été, quand Microsoft a décrit une attaque qui contourne une partie des contrôles de macOS. Premier de notre comparatif, Intego ONE Complete s’étend désormais à l’iPhone, et sa formule de deux ans baisse de 35 %.
Stop wasting budget on platform switches. Use a software satisfaction score to decide: do you need a new tool or better adoption strategy? The post Software Satisfaction Score: A Framework for Identifying Switch Opportunities appeared first on Onspring.
AI is adding new operational demands to already complex technology environments. Technology leaders must improve reliability and developer productivity, control costs, and demonstrate business value while understanding how AI models and agents affect the applications and infrastructure around them. Dynatrace commissioned Forrester Consulting to evaluate the potential business value of unified observability. Its Total Economic […] The post Forrester study models 466% ROI from unified observ
ntopng has had a search box for a while, but it we made it better to allow search for menu entries too! This to speed up and improve the user experience and navigation in ntopng. We added a short guided tour so you know what it can do. What you can search for It’s one […]
ReversingLabs identified and classified the malware weeks before the report was published — showing why behavioral intelligence and historical telemetry matter in the AI age.
Unit21 is an Alkami Alliance Partner, giving Alkami financial institutions real-time fraud detection plus AML, case management, and FinCEN filing in one platform.
Tensorlake’s own release workflow published an npm package version that stole credentials at install. This brief covers what the code did and the controls to require for every new release.
The meaningful differences between web application penetration testing companies rarely show up on the homepage. They show up in who performs the testing, how the methodology is documented, what the retest policy covers, and how scope changes get priced once a contract is signed. Use the eight-criteria scorecard below to evaluate providers on substance rather than marketing language. The post Web Application Penetration Testing Companies: What Enterprise Buyers Should Compare appeared first on S
Authentication proves who you are. Authorization decides what you can touch. Learn why both matter and how Dashlane enforces each layer. The post Authentication Vs. Authorization: Who You Are Vs. What You Can Touch appeared first on Dashlane Blog
Network configuration automation can create a false sense of security. Learn the 6 most common mistakes that put your network at risk and how to avoid them.
IBM meldet drei kritische Schwachstellen in DataPower Gateway. Betroffene Release-Reihen, Fixstände und technische Prüfungen im Überblick. The post IBM DataPower Gateway: Drei kritische Schwachstellen mit CVSS 9.8 appeared first on LocateRisk.
Rewrite each AI policy statement as a condition a system can check, with evidence, an owner and a frequency, so Continuous Control Monitoring can test it. The post From AI Governance Policy to Continuous Control Monitoring first appeared on DigitalXForce.
A policy states intent, and only a tested control shows what an AI system did this week. See why continuous AI governance needs technical controls and evidence. The post Why Continuous AI Governance Requires Technical Controls first appeared on DigitalXForce.
Blast radius is not a property of a breach.,it is a function of time. The same compromised credential produces a contained incident or a company-defining one depending entirely on how many seconds it held before something interrupted it. We all know this. It is why we bought detection, built a SOC, wrote runbooks, and put numbers on mean time to detect and mean time to respond. The whole apparatus is an attempt to shorten one interval. Here is the problem. Every component of that apparatus...
Run AI governance in operation: name an owner, inventory every AI system, write guardrails as tested controls, map them once and report the trend with evidence. The post How to Run AI Trust, Risk and Security Management in Operation first appeared on DigitalXForce.
If you have been looking around wolfcrypt’s APIs and source code you might have noticed that both wc_MlDsaKey_Sign() and wc_MlDsaKey_SignCtx() exist and you might wonder about the difference. TL;DR wc_MlDsaKey_SignCtx() differs from wc_MlDsaKey_Sign() in that it adds a 1 byte marker (0x00), a length specifier for the context string, and a context string. If you’re […]
AI visibility is only the first step. Learn how Obot Sentry, MDM, and an MCP gateway work together to enforce AI security policies on end-user devices. The post Seeing Isn’t Stopping: AI Visibility vs. Control on End-User Devices appeared first on Obot AI.
Market leadership comes down to two things: the vision to anticipate and solve customer problems and proven engineering execution. Across AI Security, Network Security, SASE, and critical infrastructure protection the industry’s top … The post Driven by Innovation: Our Latest Analyst Wins and Product Momentum in Network & AI Security appeared first on Palo Alto Networks Blog.
AI is no longer a side initiative or a promising experiment. It’s becoming the operational core of how organizations make decisions, deliver services, and respond to emerging threats. Models are growing more capable, inference is moving closer to the edge, and data is flowing across increasingly complex environments. But as AI accelerates, one truth becomes unavoidable: The Network Is Now the Critical Dependency for AI In the first five posts of this series, we explored the limitations of legacy
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Cybercriminals compromised three country-code namespaces to get certificates that could help them impersonate trusted sites.
AI costs don’t always scale predictably with traffic. A retry loop, oversized context window, or unnecessarily expensive model can make a small number of traces disproportionately expensive. The post Cost Agent: find where your LLM and agent spend goes with your traces appeared first on Arize AI.
Softdocs replaced its annual, point-in-time pentest with BreachLock Penetration Testing as a Service (PTaaS) and now gets the vulnerability findings its previous pentests never surfaced and continuous visibility into its security posture. In a recent testimonial, the Softdocs team explained what changed after the switch, from deeper scoping to results developers can easily understand and … Continued The post PTaaS Case Study: Why Softdocs Chose BreachLock appeared first on BreachLock.
Strike Graph has been named winner of the Security Compliance Innovation Awardin the 10th annual CyberSecurity Breakthrough Awards. The program, run by independent market intelligence organization CyberSecurity Breakthrough, recognizes the companies and technologies driving progress across global information security.
Yes. A shipment notification from a direct-to-patient telehealth company is PHI. It should be sent through an email platform that will sign a BAA. If a platform won't sign one, it shouldn'tbe used to send the message.