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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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AI Sovereignty: What It Means for Enterprise Data and Models

AI Sovereignty: What It Means for Enterprise Data and Models Enterprise AI is changing the meaning of sovereignty over enterprise data. Keeping sensitive files in a specific country or data center is no longer sufficient. When enterprise data is connected to an AI assistant, a RAG system, or a large language model, organizations [...] The post AI Sovereignty: What It Means for Enterprise Data and Models appeared first on FileOrbis.

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PCI DSS Penetration Testing Requirements: What Enterprises Actually Need for Compliance

Getting PCI DSS Requirement 11.4 Right From the Start Enterprises often know they need PCI compliance penetration testing but remain uncertain about what makes a test compliant. PCI DSS v4.0.1 Requirement 11.4 involves considerably more than scheduling an annual external assessment. Scope, internal and external testing, methodology, tester qualifications, segmentation validation, remediation, retesting, and evidence all influence whether the work will satisfy assessor scrutiny. This guide explai

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Mobius report 61/2026 – Foiled IED Attacks, Ukraine

Between June and August 2026, Ukrainian authorities documented several cases of Russian intelligence-directed IED attacks and planned operations in different areas across Ukraine. The cases involved Ukrainian agents recruited by Russian intelligence services, primarily through Telegram channels, personal contacts, and...

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Why quantum computing is a threat to cybersecurity, Wall Street Journal, Aug 2026

Big tech, government agencies, and global banks are all racing toward the same finish line: post-quantum cryptography. With NIST establishing standards and aggressive compliance targets set between now and 2035, the transition is officially underway. Tech giants such as Google, Microsoft, and Cloudflare are already targeting 2029 for full quantum-resistant encryption, while platforms like Apple’sRead More The post Why quantum computing is a threat to cybersecurity, Wall Street Journal, Aug 2026

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Types of Cyber Security: A Complete Overview

Uncover the details of The 24712-pl Campaign and the zero-dependency packages exploited during a security incident. The post Types of Cyber Security: A Complete Overview appeared first on Xygeni AI-Powered AppSec Platform.

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Why Did Norway’s ID-porten Go Down Three Times in Two Months?

Norway’s ID-porten suffered three DDoS attacks in two months, exposing how shared login gateways concentrate digital availability risk across national services. The post Why Did Norway’s ID-porten Go Down Three Times in Two Months? appeared first on MazeBolt.

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OWASP Top Ten 2026 – The Complete Guide

There is no new OWASP list in 2026: the Top 10:2025 is the current standard. All 10 risks explained, what changed since 2021, and the four categories one compromised script can trigger at once. The post OWASP Top Ten 2026 – The Complete Guide appeared first on Reflectiz.

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Know Every Way Back In

Reducing risk when users lose devices, passwords, and authenticators or… “When Plan B Becomes Plan Breach” Account recovery is necessary. People forget passwords, lose phones, replace devices, or otherwise lose every authenticator they have. But every legitimate way back into an account is another path an attacker can try to use. In May 2026, Microsoft […] The post Know Every Way Back In appeared first on infotex.

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From Brute Force to Ransomware: How Modern Threats Are Evolving and What SOC Teams Should Watch

Introduction Cyberattacks are becoming increasingly coordinated, fast-moving, and difficult to identify through isolated security events. Attackers continue to exploit familiar weaknesses such as stolen credentials, exposed services, unpatched vulnerabilities, malicious applications, and weak authentication. However, they are increasingly combining these techniques in ways that can quickly turn a seemingly minor event into a serious security The post From Brute Force to Ransomware: How Modern Th

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Blast Radius Is a Graph Query

How we made a machine-built map of production trustworthy enough for agents to bet an incident response on it, from expiring stale facts to pointing the blast radius query in the right direction.

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Data Sovereignty Explained: Control Beyond Data Residency

Data Sovereignty Explained: Control Beyond Data Residency Knowing where enterprise data is stored is important. However, location alone does not determine who can access the data, what laws apply, where it can be processed, or whether it can be moved beyond its intended scope. Therefore, data sovereignty extends beyond where the data resides. [...] The post Data Sovereignty Explained: Control Beyond Data Residency appeared first on FileOrbis.

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South Tyneside Council Chooses Symbiant GRC Software

We’re delighted to welcome South Tyneside Council to the growing community of UK local authorities trusting Symbiant’s governance, risk management, compliance (GRC) and audit software with optional AI capabilities. They join a wide range of organisations of all sizes relying on Symbiant’s award-winning, modular platform to manage risk, controls, audit and assurance in one secure, […] The post South Tyneside Council Chooses Symbiant GRC Software appeared first on Symbiant.

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What is NLP? A Complete Guide to Natural Language Processing

Have you ever wondered how Google search knows exactly what you mean, or how a spam filter catches a phishing email before it hits your inbox? What is NLP? The answer lies in Natural Language Processing (NLP) — a branch of artificial intelligence that enables machines to understand, interpret, and respond to human language. NLP […]

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Cyber Crisis Communication: What to Say While an Incident Is Still Unfolding

Cyber crisis communication begins before the investigation is complete. CISOs need a clear process for communicating changing facts, coordinating stakeholders, and avoiding false certainty while the incident response is still underway. The post Cyber Crisis Communication: What to Say While an Incident Is Still Unfolding appeared first on CISOteria.

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Ahsay Go - Proxmox Restore

Ahsay Go - Proxmox Restore [email protected] Thu, 27/08/2026 - 16:25 There are three (3) major types of restore options, namely: Traditional Restore Run Direct Restore Granular Restore Traditional Restore This is the conventional restore method where VM data is restored from the backup destination to the original VM host, another datastore of the original Proxmox host or another Proxmox host. Pros Complete VM restore can be done in one take; no data migration needed afterwards. Cons Recovery

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Why Technology Companies Need Investigation-Ready Security

How does cybersecurity for technology companies support secure software development? Cybersecurity for technology companies supports secure software development by protecting developer identities, repositories, build infrastructure, cloud environments, secrets, endpoints, and deployment systems. Threat detection and response complement preventive application-security controls by identifying misuse, compromised credentials, suspicious build activity, and post-deployment threats. Incident findings

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Ahsay Go - Run Proxmox Backup Job

Ahsay Go - Run Proxmox Backup Job [email protected] Thu, 27/08/2026 - 16:12 Click User on the Ahsay Go web console. Click Backup Set from the left panel, then select Backup under “Execute Job” drop down menu and click Run. Choose the backup type (i.e., Full or Incremental) Full - A full backup captures all the data that you want to protect. When you run a backup job for the first time, Ahsay Go will run a full backup regardless of the in-file delta setting. Incremental - An incremental backup

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Ahsay Go - Create Proxmox Backup Set

Ahsay Go - Create Proxmox Backup Set [email protected] Thu, 27/08/2026 - 16:07 The Ahsay Go web console is needed to create a Proxmox backup set. In order to do this, users must first reset their password to be able to login to the Ahsay Go web console. For instructions on how to reset the password refer to this page. Log in to the Ahsay Go web console through this URL: https://ap-go.ahsay.com/cbs/Logon.do. Click User on the web console. Click Backup Set from the left panel, click the Create

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How do you efficiently steer AI coding agents?

The way you steer a coding agent shapes where it looks, which constraints it treats as important, and how much work it spends rediscovering a repository. Useful agent guidance still has a hard limit: it can influence behavior without proving that the required behavior even occurred. Let’s dive more into this problem. More instructions =/= […] The post How do you efficiently steer AI coding agents? appeared first on Qodo.

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Meet Us at Connected Britain: IntSOC at 400

We’ll be at Connected Britain this September, showcasing IntSOC 400G and demonstrating how agentic Network Detection and Response can help operators protect their networks and their customers at 400G. We’ll be running live demonstrations based on real-world scenarios, giving visitors the chance to see IntSOC working with live network data and understand how an agentic […]

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An MDR Compliance Requirement Guide

Most MDR providers claim compliance readiness. Here's the documentation, certifications, and controls your procurement team should actually verify. The post An MDR Compliance Requirement Guide appeared first on CybelAngel.

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Detection Isn’t Proof: The 72-Hour-Evidence Problem

Discovering a potential breach on a Friday afternoon starts a clock. GDPR requires notification within 72 hours, and that window doesn’t pause while analysts pull logs from disconnected systems and reconcile timestamps across tools that were never designed to work together under deadline. The problem is that only 12% of organizations can produce a comprehensive […]