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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A SOC analyst pulls up a threat log at 2am. Something’s misbehaving on 10.1.45.112. Is that the CFO’s laptop? A contractor’s phone on guest Wi-Fi? A server that’s been compromised? The log doesn’t say — it just says an IP address did something, and IP addresses don’t have names. So the analyst goes digging: DHCP […] The post Your Firewall Doesn’t Know Who 10.1.45.112 Is appeared first on Portnox.
Discover how a forensic-driven DFIR approach helps organizations investigate cyber incidents, preserve evidence, and improve response outcomes. The post A consistent DFIR approach to ransomware, BEC, data breaches, and threat hunting appeared first on Magnet Forensics.
SecureStrux Earns #2 Spot Nationwide for Happiness, Work-Life Balance, and Perks & Benefits LANCASTER, Pennsylvania, Sept. 24, 2026 — SecureStrux,... The post SecureStrux Earns Top Spots Nationwide in Comparably Awards first appeared on SecureStrux.
Four search terms, two completely different jobs. Managing the risk of AI is not the same discipline as using AI for risk management, and most organisations are staffing one while being sold the other. The interesting part is what happens when you realise they are the same programme. The post AI risk management: two disciplines, one inventory appeared first on Xygeni AI-Powered AppSec Platform.
Novee is opening a London office to bring continuous, attacker-level AI pentesting to European security teams facing DORA, EU AI rules, and fast-moving systems. The post Novee Opens in London, Bringing AI Pentesting to European Security Teams appeared first on Novee.
Summary In the latest cybersecurity news, Prater & Ridley Attorneys At Law — an organization based in US — has fallen victim to a… The post Ransomware Group Wallstreet Hits: Prater and Ridley Attorneys At Law appeared first on HookPhish.
Most teams start AI with sanctions screening because it's easy. A sanctions review already takes five minutes. Tyler Allen on picking the right first workflow, and what quietly decides whether any of it works.
Top CodeQL alternatives compared on noise, fixes, cost, and more: Aikido Security, Semgrep, Snyk Code, SonarQube, Checkmarx, and Veracode Category: DevSec Tools & Comparisons
GRC software switching costs are usually lower than you think. Compare real switching expenses to the cost of staying before you renew. The post The Hidden Costs of Staying: Why ‘Perceived’ Switching Costs Are Holding You Back appeared first on Onspring.
See six real IT problems solved live in Action1, from identifying issues and taking action to verifying remediation—all in one platform. The post 6 Real IT Problems, Solved Live in Action1 Recording first appeared on Action1.
4 min readSomewhere right now, a developer is creating a database user for a new web app. That database user gets broad access – most tables, full CRUD. Then that same broad credential gets handed straight to the app itself. Few people would consider that architecture unusual. It has been standard practice for decades.  Now picture handing […] The post Barbarians at the Gate: The Authorization Assumption That Agents Are Tearing Down appeared first on Aembit.
European banks face unprecedented pressure to maintain control over their data while leveraging cloud infrastructure for competitive advantage. Traditional approaches to cloud adoption often conflict with evolving regulatory expectations around data residency, operational resilience, and TPRM. Cloud sovereignty requirements now extend beyond simple geographic boundaries to encompass operational control, data lineage, and technological independence. Banks Read more...
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Evaluate agent responses with Jev and Arize AX. Build a FastAPI remote evaluator, return labels and scores, and choose a threshold for your data. The post How to build a remote evaluator in Arize AX with Jev appeared first on Arize AI.
This is an active weekly series for security leaders. Bookmark this page. It grows every Monday. I've spent my career running a security company and working side-by-side with hundreds of CISOs. The pattern I see again and again is simple: great security leaders think like business leaders and lead like coaches. That's what these 52 lessons are about. Each one stands alone, so start wherever you like. Each post is practical, grounded in real experience, and often includes downloadable t
VPN rivals rarely agree on anything. Bill C-22 changed that. Here's why 23 companies signed one letter asking Canada to fix its new surveillance bill.
Let me get the obvious part out of the way. I work at Portnox Security, we compete with Cisco’s Identity Services Engine (their NAC), and you’d reasonably expect me to show up this week with a big bowl of popcorn and a “have you considered switching?” marketing campaign. I’m going to disappoint you on that […] The post The Systems That Grant Access Are Now the Ones Under Attack appeared first on Portnox.
As financial institutions prepare for 2026 ACH audit testing, two compliance areas are already standing out: fraud monitoring expectations for Originators and Third-Party Service Providers/Senders, and proper use of the […] The post What 2026 ACH Testing Is Revealing About Fraud Monitoring and Payroll Descriptions appeared first on Pinion Global.
The results of the 2026 SANS Threat Hunting Survey suggest attackers are prioritizing access and operational security, while interest from threat hunters in AI-assisted hunting may be cooling.
BlueCat’s Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers provide an open, standards-based integration layer that connects MCP-compatible AI assistants and agents…
In this on-demand webinar, you will learn: How an investigation becomes a durable tool instead of a one-time answer What Hearth can tell you about your attack surface, before you connect anything How to build a tabletop exercise from your own environment in minutes Why Hearth works whether or not you use Blumira today
Learn when 47-day certificates take effect and how automated certificate lifecycle management can reduce renewal and outage risk. The post 47-Day Certificates: What Changes and How to Prepare appeared first on Akeyless.
The IRS has issued final regulations (T.D. 10054) for the qualified passenger vehicle loan interest deduction enacted by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA). The rules generally apply to […] The post Can vehicle loan interest be deductible? What the New IRS Rules Mean for Taxpayers appeared first on Pinion Global.
The post Software and Hardware Asset Management: Why Unified Intelligence Beats Two Separate Programs appeared first on Oomnitza.
Private GitLab email addresses that allow developers to push issues or tasks to a project are being deliberately exposed in READMEs, contributing guides, and support pages used to collect bug reports. [...]
The IRS recently updated its FAQs on the overtime deduction created by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA), clarifying how qualified overtime compensation should be calculated and reported. Employees […] The post New Overtime Deduction Rules: What Financial Institutions Need to Know for the 2026 Tax Year appeared first on Pinion Global.
The latest IoT, OT, CPS, and ICS cybersecurity news, vulnerabilities, and key takeaways for September 24, 2026. The post Daily OT Security News: September 24, 2026 appeared first on Viakoo, Inc.
Netskope Threat Labs has been tracking a cloud-hosted tech-support-scam (TSS) kit that hijacks a victim’s browser with a fake security alert and pressures them into calling a bogus support line, where the goal is to either extract payment for fake “support,” gain remote access, or collect personal and financial details. Victims arrive by clicking a […]
Executive Summary: GitHub’s August 17 outage illustrates a difficult truth about modern cloud infrastructure: a configuration can be technically present, correctly formatted, and still fail to protect the system it governs. The real risk emerges in the dependencies between components. In this blog, we examine what this incident reveals about continuous security posture monitoring.   […] The post The Cloud Configuration Blind Spot: Lessons from GitHub’s Outage appeared first on CheckRe
I’m a father of four, and I’ve recently started teaching my oldest daughter how to drive, which is an experience all by itself. To be clear, she isn’t taking the car anywhere on her own yet. But that day is coming soon, which is both exciting for her and slightly terrifying for me. 😬 Teaching […] The post Guardrails Aren’t Governance: What Raising Four Kids Taught Me About Agentic Autonomy appeared first on Bricklayer AI.
European defense suppliers operating within the U.S. supply chain face increasingly complex compliance requirements under the CMMC 2.0 framework. This regulation mandates stringent cybersecurity controls for organizations handling CUI and FCI, creating operational challenges for European companies seeking to maintain or establish partnerships with U.S. defense contractors. The compliance burden extends beyond technical controls to Read more...
At 2 a.m., a workstation makes an outbound TLS connection to a VPS on port 7443. The EDR flags it. A Tier 1 analyst on her third night shift (and her third cup of coffee) pulls up the IP: DigitalOcean, Linux, a self-signed certificate, nothing in the usual reputation feeds. She writes “no further action” […] The post Introducing Censys CLI Skills: AI-Assisted Investigations at Scale appeared first on Censys.
Security researchers report that Microsoft considers the side-channel leak of file events to be by design
Recent cyberattacks against U.S. water and wastewater systems have put some familiar operational technology (OT) security problems back in the headlines. Federal agencies have warned about malicious actors targeting internet-facing programmable logic controllers (PLCs), changing device configurations, and disrupting operations at utilities across multiple states.
Artificial intelligence is already inside the banking environment. It may be there through Microsoft Copilot, an AI-enabled vendor, a productivity platform, a browser-based chatbot, an employee experimenting with a personal AI account, or an AI feature added to software the ...
Aryaka Networks earned 17 badges across G2’s Fall 2026 reports, including 11 in the SD-WAN category and additional recognition for Unified SASE. The recognition is built entirely on verified customer reviews, not vendor claims, which is what makes a G2 badge worth more to a buyer than another vendor slide. 17 G2 Badges, Fall 2026... The post Aryaka Earns 17 G2 Badges in Fall 2026, Led by SD-WAN and Unified SASE Wins appeared first on Aryaka.