Vendor news

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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Announcement

Polygraf AI Named a Finalist in the SiliconANGLE TechForward Awards

Austin, TX, August 25, 2026 – Polygraf AI today announced it has been named a finalist in SiliconANGLE’s 2026 TechForward Awards in the AI Governance & Responsible AI category. The post Polygraf AI Named a Finalist in the SiliconANGLE TechForward Awards appeared first on Polygraf.

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Your AI Agents Need a Disaster Recovery Plan Too

Generative and agentic AI are all the rage and they have been for the last few years. But in 2026, production use is getting real. According to the 2026 Gartner... The post Your AI Agents Need a Disaster Recovery Plan Too appeared first on Arpio.

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How to evaluate AI governance vendors: criteria for comparing vendors

The AI governance market has evolved from a niche discipline into a crowded field of GRC incumbents, runtime security vendors, and unified platforms all pitching the same buying committee. That’s a problem when the stakes are moving from pilot to production. If your governance platform can’t stop an employee pasting deal data into a chatbot,... Read more » The post How to evaluate AI governance vendors: criteria for comparing vendors appeared first on WitnessAI.

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wolfConnect: a Post-Quantum Private Network for Embedded Systems

We are pleased to announce wolfConnect, a post-quantum Private Network written in C on top of wolfCrypt. wolfConnect transparently establishes end-to-end, post-quantum-encrypted tunnels to any server that advertises support, with no changes to the applications riding on top. It is a re-implementation of the PQConnect protocol presented at NDSS 2025, derived from the upstream 1.2.3 […]

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5 AI security platforms with compliance features compared

Enterprise AI has moved into native desktop apps, IDE plugins, and autonomous agents calling APIs and MCP servers, and many of those interactions never touch a browser. The file-, URL-, and packet-centric tools most security teams already own weren’t built for conversational AI or agents that take action, which leaves gaps right where AI is... Read more » The post 5 AI security platforms with compliance features compared appeared first on WitnessAI.

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Is an Agent a Bot with Better PR?: 5 Questions to Ask About NHI

By Bill Bradley, Product Marketing I’ve recently spent time at identity-focused conferences and couldn’t miss all the messaging about agentic solutions. It got me thinking: agents are just bots with a better PR team. For over a decade, “bot” has been a dirty word. Botnets. Credential-stuffing bots. Bot traffic you pay to filter out. There […] The post Is an Agent a Bot with Better PR?: 5 Questions to Ask About NHI appeared first on Flare | Identity First Threat Intelligence | U

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What Is Fraudulent? A Complete Guide for Professionals & Everyday Users

Every year, individuals and organizations lose billions of dollars to schemes designed to deceive, manipulate, and steal. Whether it’s a phishing email pretending to be your bank, a rigged invoice sent to a finance department, or a fake online store that never ships its products, the common thread is the same: fraud. But what exactly […]

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Agentic AI Security in 2026: The Ultimate Guide

Security and engineering teams face a growing disconnect. Development moves at the speed of automated CI/CD pipelines. Security often moves at the speed of manual triage. Over the past few years, artificial intelligence promised to bridge this gap. Yet, for many enterprise application security teams, early AI adoption simply created more work.

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HIPAA Security Rule Update Delayed: Why Organizations Should Prepare Now

Healthcare organizations have been given additional time to prepare for major proposed changes to the HIPAA Security Rule. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services originally anticipated releasing a final rule in 2026. The federal regulatory agenda now targets July 2027 for final action. This date is not legally binding and could change, but… The post HIPAA Security Rule Update Delayed: Why Organizations Should Prepare Now appeared first on Compliance Scorecard.

New capability

ThreatMon Launches National Cyber Defence: Country-Wide Cyber Intelligence for Governments and National CERTs

ThreatMon ThreatMon, the AI-powered end-to-end risk intelligence platform, today announced the launch of National Cyber Defence, a new country-wide cyber intelligence solution designed to help governments, national CERTs, CSIRTs, and cybersecurity agencies gain continuous visibility into their nation’s digital attack surface, critical infrastructure, cyber exposure, and evolving threat landscape. As cyber threats increasingly target not […] The post ThreatMon Launches National Cyber Defenc

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Why better models don’t fix every agent failure: Lessons from OpenAI

In this installment of Rise of the AI Engineer, Stuart Sy from OpenAI, explains why the bottleneck has moved off the model and onto context, evals, and observability. The post Why better models don’t fix every agent failure: Lessons from OpenAI appeared first on Arize AI.

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Integrate Aqua and VMware Tanzu to Control What Happens in Your Private Cloud

TL;DR Highly regulated industries like financial services often choose private cloud platforms such as VMware Tanzu Application Service (TAS) to retain greater control over their infrastructure, applications and sensitive data. That control does not remove risk at runtime, where exploitation actually happens and where a patch cycle often cannot catch up in time. Aqua’s integration …

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Broken Access Control: Examples, Detection, and Prevention

Learn how broken access control vulnerabilities like IDOR and privilege escalation happen, how code review can detect them, and how runtime testing verifies authorization across users, roles, and resources. The post Broken Access Control: Examples, Detection, and Prevention appeared first on StackHawk, Inc..

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Their Revenue Forecast Is Your AI Budget

From the AI ROI Series, recorded 25 August 2026. Anthropic is going public, and it is shaping up to be the largest listing in history, […] The post Their Revenue Forecast Is Your AI Budget appeared first on Olakai.

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Effortless Data Compliance for Amazon Redshift

Maintaining Effortless Data Compliance for Amazon Redshift requires more than configuring security controls once. Analytical environments change continuously as users, roles, schemas, workloads, and sensitive datasets evolve. Amazon Redshift provides native mechanisms for access control, data protection, activity logging, and security assessment. These capabilities establish... The post Effortless Data Compliance for Amazon Redshift appeared first on DataSunrise.

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Record Breach Pace, Personal-Phone Vishing, and Ransomware Targeting A Range of Roles

Welcome to The Optery Dispatch — a newsletter delivering the latest insights on threat intelligence and proactive cybersecurity strategy. In Issue #16, published August 25, 2026, we cover: ITRC 2026 H1 DBR: Cyberattacks Drive Record Breach Pace as Social Engineering Remains the #1 Reported Attack Vector Victim notices exceeded the full-year 2025 total in six months, asContinue reading "Record Breach Pace, Personal-Phone Vishing, and Ransomware Targeting A Range of Roles" The post Recor

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Weekly Report: New Hacking Techniques and Critical CVEs 17 Aug to 23 Aug 2026

CISA added 9 vulnerabilities to the Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog between 17 and 23 August 2026, across five separate batches. Seven of the nine carry CVSS scores of 9.0 or above, all nine have confirmed in-the-wild exploitation, and one, the Microsoft SharePoint flaw CVE-2026-55040, was exploited within days of a public proof of concept. Patch… Read More »Weekly Report: New Hacking Techniques and Critical CVEs 17 Aug to 23 Aug 2026 The post Weekly Report: New Hacking T

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Customer 360 Without a Business Decision Is Just More Data

Organizations have pursued Customer 360 for years. The promise sounds straightforward: Bring customer data together so the business can finally understand the customer. But a unified customer view … The post Customer 360 Without a Business Decision Is Just More Data appeared first on BigID.

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Weekly Cybersecurity Intelligence Report: Cyber Threats and Breaches 17 Aug to 23 Aug 2026

The week of 17 to 23 August 2026 was defined by stolen and sprayed credentials doing the work that malware used to do. France’s tax authority DGFiP confirmed that attackers used compromised access points to extract data on 678,000 individuals. A threat actor calling themselves TheHatman put 3.64 million employee records from Fortune 500 Azure… Read More »Weekly Cybersecurity Intelligence Report: Cyber Threats and Breaches 17 Aug to 23 Aug 2026 The post Weekly Cybersecurity

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LogicGate Named a G2 Leader for the 29th Consecutive Quarter

G2’s Fall 2026 reports are out, and LogicGate has now held Leader status for 29 consecutive quarters. That’s roughly eight years of customers telling G2, one honest review at a time, that LogicGate belongs at the top of the GRC category. This quarter also brought something new: Security Compliance moved up from High Performer into […] The post LogicGate Named a G2 Leader for the 29th Consecutive Quarter appeared first on LogicGate Risk Cloud.

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EDR vs Antivirus: A Comparison for Modern Endpoint Security

Attackers used to work at human speed. A skilled researcher found a vulnerability, built an exploit, and chained it into an attack over days or weeks. That gave defenders room to scan, triage, and patch. That room is gone. AI hasn't just changed how IT teams work, it's changed how attackers operate. Vulnerability discovery, exploit weaponization, and attack chaining that once took weeks now happen in hours. Unfortunately, the monthly patch cycles and manual triage that most teams still run were

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Faraday in Chile: our CyberSec 2026 recap

This year we took an important step as a company: Faraday landed in Chile. And we did it the right way — with boots on the ground and a presence at one of the region’s leading cybersecurity events, CyberSec 2026. Here’s how it went. A new chapter for Faraday in LATAM Expanding our presence across […] The post Faraday in Chile: our CyberSec 2026 recap appeared first on Faraday.