How to Self-Host Supabase Securely with NetBird
Self-host Supabase with Docker and NetBird. Keep Studio and database access private, then control connections with groups and access policies.
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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 Rising Threat of Deepfakes: Why Organizations Must Rethink Trust
For decades, we believed that if could hear someone’s voice on a phone call or see them on a video call, they were who they said they were. What if that’s no longer true?
SLA time explained: how to set and track response and resolution times
Learn the core metrics for measuring SLA time. Discover how to track, benchmark, and improve response and resolution time with AI software.
Splunk Pricing Explained: SVCs, Ingest, Storage and Quotes
Splunk pricing explained from Splunk's own documentation: workload SVCs, ingest per GB, Enterprise Security editions, archive restores and how to read a quote.
Sentinel vs Splunk vs SenseOn: SIEM Cost and Detection Compared
Microsoft Sentinel vs Splunk vs SenseOn compared on pricing, storage tiers and which data gets detection, using each vendor's own documentation.
AI Governance Framework: ISO 42001 and NIST AI RMF Mapped
How ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF fit together, with a mapping template linking each control to the action and evidence an auditor will ask for.
From tokenmaxxing to AI tokenomics: How to gain value and reduce risk
AI tokenomics: why matching model to task and getting your data layer right beats tokenmaxxing or blocking AI.
Governance: Why your UNS won't fail at the first site but will at the second
UNS governance decides whether a unified namespace scales past the first site or breaks at the second. See what active governance requires in energy operations.
NetBird's September Newsletter
Control Center gets a Draft mode for staging access changes before they go live, Light Mode lands on the desktop app in v0.79, v0.78 closes a Windows DNS leak and gets Rosenpass working through the reverse proxy, a new guide covers picking hardware for your first home server, and NetBird is a track partner at the Vultr Agent Arena Hackathon in San Francisco.
Configure RUM SDKs remotely from Datadog
Use RUM Remote Configuration to change SDK sampling rates, privacy settings, and data collection independently of your release cycle.
Find answers in your logs faster with Datadog’s Tap to Parse
Use Datadog’s Tap to Parse feature to extract searchable fields from unstructured logs across Log Explorer, Log Pipelines, and Observability Pipelines.
Teaching a 9B model to investigate production alerts
Learn how we fine-tuned Qwen3.5-9B into a specialized agent for change attribution that achieved 87% of GLM-5.3’s Recall@5 roughly 5% of the investigation cost.
MemTensor's OpenClaw plugin and MemoryOS were backdoored with the sckit Go worm
On 23 September 2026, compromised releases of MemTensor's npm OpenClaw plugin and the Python MemoryOS package used short-lived GitHub commits to steal publish tokens, then launched a bundled cross-platform Go implant that searched home directories and CI environments for secrets.
All Hooks, No Anchor: AI Agent Assurance Needs an Independent Boundary
AI agent hooks are real security controls, but they move with the agent being governed. Why assurance needs enforcement and evidence from outside the agent.
The people who help shape Cribl: Celebrating some of our early employees
Meet ONEKEY at IoT Tech Expo Europe in Amsterdam
Secure your connected systems & products - make your products future-proof with ONEKEY: Book your meeting now!
Agent Contracts: Set the boundaries for your entire AI agent fleet
AI agents create a new control challenge. They don’t just generate outputs: they can access enterprise data, use tools, interact with systems, and take actions autonomously. And every agent can have a different purpose, risk profile, set of permissions, and environment in which it operates. As organizations move from a handful of experimental agents to hundreds or thousands in production, defining controls agent by agent won’t scale. Enterprises need clear, reusable rules of engagement that can…
Guardian Agents: Keep AI agents in control at runtime
AI agents are moving from experimentation into production — and the stakes are rising fast. An agent can access sensitive data, call tools, interact with enterprise systems, and take actions autonomously. As agent fleets grow, organizations can no longer rely on policies written at deployment or periodic reviews to stay in control. They need to continuously supervise what agents are actually doing and intervene when they move outside established boundaries. What's new: Guardian Agents …
Introducing Collibra Maestro: Automate governance operations, turning days of manual work into minutes
Agentic AI is scaling faster than most governance teams can keep up. A recent found that nine in ten organizations are actively deploying autonomous AI agents. Yet many governance teams are still performing tasks like resolving conflicting definitions and onboarding assets manually, work that can take weeks per task. General-purpose AI assistants can't close that gap since they lack business context and guardrails. Collibra Maestro changes that, bringing AI-powered automation directly into…
The state of ClickFix: what Push detection data tells us in H2 2026
Diving into our ClickFix data to give you the key trends and developments as we close out 2026.
Zuplo MCP gateway alternatives: When an API gateway add-on isn't enough (2026)
Compare Zuplo MCP gateway alternatives for enterprise AI, covering MCP security, governance, access control, observability, and scalable agent deployments in 2026.
Speakeasy MCP gateway alternatives: 7 enterprise MCP governance solutions (2026)
Compare 7 Speakeasy MCP gateway alternatives for enterprise AI governance, security, access control, observability, and scalable MCP deployments in 2026.
Nango alternatives for enterprise AI agent governance (2026)
Compare Nango alternatives for enterprise AI agent governance, covering MCP security, access control, observability, compliance, and scalable agent deployments in 2026.
Art. 22 DSGVO und die KI-Verordnung: Wenn KI über Menschen entscheidet
Art. 22 DSGVO verbietet rein automatisierte Entscheidungen mit erheblicher Wirkung grundsätzlich. Warum die KI-Verordnung diese Pflicht nicht ablöst.
Is Private Browsing Safe? What It Protects and Where It Falls Short
Is private browsing safe? Discover whether private browsing is truly private, who can still see your activity, and how to achieve greater online protection.
macOS 27: Great new privacy capabilities for IT… if you can use them
Apple's newest privacy controls in macOS 27 only work if your users are MDM-enabled, and only once they've actually shipped in your device management platform. A lot of fleets will hit both walls.
Connecting AI Agents to Your Data: The Governance Gap Nobody’s Talking About
Every organization adopting AI agents right now is running the same experiment, often without fully realizing it: granting a new kind of actor, one that reads quickly, acts quickly, and doesn’t get tired or second-guess itself the way a person might, access to systems that hold sensitive data. That access is exactly what makes the Read more...
Ransomware Group SilentRansomGroup Hits: W…
Summary In the latest cybersecurity news, W… — an organization based in US — has fallen victim to a ransomware attack conducted by the… The post Ransomware Group SilentRansomGroup Hits: W… appeared first on HookPhish.
Shipping Secure Integrations in Days, Not Months
Ask almost any engineering leader whether they’d rather ship an integration fast or ship it securely, and they’ll tell you the question is unfair, because they need both. In practice, though, most organizations still run their integration projects as if one has to give: either the deadline slips while the team builds out authentication and Read more...
How Distributed Password Vaulting Reduces Cyber Risk
The post How Distributed Password Vaulting Reduces Cyber Risk appeared first on Xage Security.
Device Code Phishing: The MFA Bypass Without a Fake Login
Device code phishing sends victims to a real Microsoft sign-in page, then steals the resulting token. Learn how it works and how to defend against it.
Fewer Vendors, More Time: Streamlining ITGC, GLBA, and FFIEC for Credit Unions
The Next Generation of Digital Rights Management
For over 20 years, we’ve helped organizations protect and control their most valuable content. During that time, we’ve listened to how customers share information – and one thing has come up repeatedly: sharing isn’t always one way.  Our Digital Rights Management (DRM) has always been strong at controlling access to content you’re distributing – to […] The post The Next Generation of Digital Rights Management first appeared on Vitrium.
What Hugging Face Teaches Us About The Need for Continuous AI Tabletop Exercises
For years, the cybersecurity tabletop exercise has followed a familiar model: spend weeks planning a scenario, coordinate calendars across multiple teams, run a half-day or full-day exercise, document the findings, and do it all again next year. But emerging threats rarely wait for the next annual exercise. The July 2026 Hugging Face incident is a […] The post What Hugging Face Teaches Us About The Need for Continuous AI Tabletop Exercises appeared first on BreachRx.
6 erreurs qui rendent un honeypot inutile
Trop isolé, trop détectable, sans breadcrumbs ni plan de réponse : les 6 erreurs de déploiement qui rendent un honeypot inutile, et comment les éviter.
How MSPs Can Turn Compliance Work Into Recurring Revenue
Here is a question that stops most MSP owners mid-sentence: You deploy EDR, a backup platform, MFA, email security and a password manager for a client. Which CMMC practices does that stack actually satisfy? Which HIPAA safeguards? What did it cost you last month, and what did you charge for it? Most MSPs can produce… The post How MSPs Can Turn Compliance Work Into Recurring Revenue appeared first on Compliance Scorecard.
How to Think About AI – Video
  Watch Daniel Solove’s discussion with Cory Doctorow about AI. Doctorow coined the term “enshittification” to describe how many tech services are deliberately degraded over time, providing less to the user and extracting more for companies. In his latest book, The Reverse Centaur’s Guide to Life After AI, Doctorow argues that with tech and AI tools, we […] The post How to Think About AI – Video appeared first on TeachPrivacy.
Global Security Operations Center (GSOC): A Complete Introduction
Every large organization generates a constant stream of security-relevant information: a protest forming near an office, a threatening social media post aimed at an executive, a supply route disrupted by severe weather, an access badge reported stolen. A global security operations center, or GSOC, is the function that takes in all of that information, figures… The post Global Security Operations Center (GSOC): A Complete Introduction appeared first on Ontic.
DarkMe RAT: A VB6 APT Trojan Turned Conventional Infostealer
DarkMe, an APT-linked VB6 RAT known for using zero day exploits, turned up in two Huntress incidents stripped down to a plain .pif infostealer malware.