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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Employee Onboarding IT Checklist for Small Business

Use this employee onboarding IT checklist to secure access, equip new hires, and prevent costly first-day delays, downtime, and compliance gaps early. The post Employee Onboarding IT Checklist for Small Business appeared first on mPoweredIT.

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The Next Phase of Mobile DEX: From Visibility to Action

Mobile experience is finally getting the attention it deserves. As frontline, hybrid, and mobile-first work become central to how organizations operate, IT teams are investing in new ways to understand the performance of the devices employees depend on every day.  That attention is a positive step forward. New solutions are bringing greater visibility to smartphones and mobile devices, helping IT teams understand […]

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Why Divergent Teams Drive True Security Collaboration

When people ask me what makes the Resolution Intelligence Cloud different from other security intelligence platforms, I usually start with the data architecture. The unified data model, the ontology engine, the knowledge graph, the behavioral analytics. These are real differentiators and they are worth explaining.

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Code Security Review: The Complete Guide to Secure Code Review

Ever wonder why a codebase that passes every test in CI still shows up in a breach report six months later? Simply put, tests check whether code works. They rarely check whether code can be abused. Say you build a house with a solid lock on the front door but leave a window unlatched around ... Read more

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Ransomware Group incransom Hits: Third Coast Bancshares

Summary In the latest cybersecurity news, Third Coast Bancshares — an organization based in US — has fallen victim to a ransomware attack conducted… The post Ransomware Group incransom Hits: Third Coast Bancshares appeared first on HookPhish.

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Ransomware Group incransom Hits: SD Associates Sdn Bhd

Summary In the latest cybersecurity news, SD Associates Sdn Bhd — an organization based in MY — has fallen victim to a ransomware attack… The post Ransomware Group incransom Hits: SD Associates Sdn Bhd appeared first on HookPhish.

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FISMA Compliance Guide: Requirements, Checklist, and How to Prepare

Federal cybersecurity programs cannot rely on annual assessments and static inventories. Federal agencies and the organizations that operate systems or handle federal information on their behalf need continuous … The post FISMA Compliance Guide: Requirements, Checklist, and How to Prepare appeared first on BigID.

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We've Seen This Movie: The OT/IT Technology Divide

Manufacturing knows what happens when IT and OT divide; AI governance is an unexpected chance to do it differently. In this blog, we walk through a unified governance model that bridges both before bad habits set in.

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Top Security Validation Use Cases That Matter

At 5:22 AM, an analyst sees three alerts that could describe a real intrusion: a privileged account signs in from an unfamiliar location, an endpoint produces suspicious process telemetry, and a cloud administration event follows minutes later. Each alert is plausible. None, on its own, proves attacker intent. The top security validation use cases exist for this exact gap between a detection and a decision.

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My First DEF CON: A Different Way of Looking at Security

Joe Knight, Senior Account Director “Security does not stop at traditional IT environments.“ Key Takeaways Walking into registration was my first real “wow” moment. I knew DEF CON was big, but seeing the sheer number of people there was different from hearing about it. It gave me an immediate sense of just how large the […] The post My First DEF CON: A Different Way of Looking at Security appeared first on CISO Global.

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Automated Threat Modeling for Financial Institutions

A threat model that’s accurate the day it’s built and wrong three months later isn’t a control. It’s a snapshot with a compliance stamp on it. That’s the position most... The post Automated Threat Modeling for Financial Institutions appeared first on VerSprite, Threat Modeling and Pentesting Services.

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Meet R-Serve, HYCU's New Continuous Access Layer for iManage

Meet R-Serve, HYCU's New Continuous Access Layer for iManagedon.jennings@h… Mon, 08/17/2026 - 22:20 August 18, 2026 Image Meta description Discover HYCU R-Serve, a continuous access layer for iManage Cloud that helps legal teams maintain independent access to protected matter documents. Platform R-Serve Cloud services have transformed how legal work gets done, and law firms have moved more of the matter lifecycle into the cloud than ever before. As firms modernize, many are also formalizing

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AI Cyberattacks Are Coming: Is Your Security Ready?

AI-powered attacks are moving faster. Discover why continuous vulnerability management is essential for organisations preparing for machine-speed cyber threats. The post AI Cyberattacks Are Coming: Is Your Security Ready? first appeared on ArmourZero.

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IntelOwl: Integration Ecosystem and Connector Optimization

IntelOwl’s analyzers do the heavy lifting of threat intelligence i.e. scanning observables against dozens of services and producing structured results. But analysis in isolation is only half the picture. The connectors are what close the loop: they take those results and push them out to external platforms like MISP, OpenCTI, and YETI for further correlation, or to communication tools like Slack for real-time alerting.

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Ransomware Group qilin Hits: EmpireWorks

Summary In the latest cybersecurity news, EmpireWorks — an organization based in US — has fallen victim to a ransomware attack conducted by the… The post Ransomware Group qilin Hits: EmpireWorks appeared first on HookPhish.

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How a single PostScript file leaks your Mac's memory

When I started my InfoSec journey, most of the offensive classes I took focused on memory corruption exploits. I learned a lot about buffer overflows, DEP and ASLR bypasses, and even got into kernel exploitation. However, since my job at that time was mostly hunting for bad guys in an insane amount of logs and telemetry data, I never really had the time to apply this knowledge.

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A Guide to Detecting AI Threats

If you’re building or running AI agents and applications right now, you already feel this. AI is moving faster than the guardrails meant to detect threats against it. Generative AI, copilots, and autonomous agents have gone from pilot projects to core business infrastructure in a remarkably short window, and every new AI application creates a new interface attackers can probe, manipulate, or abuse. Detecting AI threats now means rethinking what detection even looks like, not bolting anothe

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The difference between inbound and outbound email quarantine

Paubox just launched an attachment preview for quarantined messages. The new feature allows customers to see the attachments for quarantined emails without actually downloading the message. Customers can now preview attachments in both inbound and outbound quarantine. However, there is a big difference between inbound and outbound quarantine.

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Building a Multifaceted Agentic AI Evaluation Framework for Helix

What is Helix? The mandate for AI dominance in the National Security domain is urgent, but the financial and operational costs of replacing legacy software are prohibitive. Recognizing the need for immediate operational readiness, Two Six Technologies developed Helix, an agentic AI orchestrator that coordinates specialized agents to break down complex goals and manage tasks […] The post Building a Multifaceted Agentic AI Evaluation Framework for Helix appeared first on Two Six Technologies

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The crew you trust, and the control planes attackers already live in

Branch61G Weekly for August 18, 2026: a China nexus operator turning a VMware vCenter syslog flaw into root and then hiding behind cron jobs that impersonate VMware itself, SAP Commerce Cloud exploitation attempts, a GeoServer SQL injection, and Clop's PLM data theft claims. The theme is internet facing control planes that already have trust.

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Waratek Launches Reflection Protection, a Zero-Configuration Defense Against Known and Zero-Day Unsafe Java Reflection and Class-Loading Attacks

Waratek, the leader in runtime application security, today announced the release of its new Reflection Protection rule, a dedicated runtime security feature designed to block exploitation of unsafe reflection and dynamic class-loading vulnerabilities, for both known CVEs and zero-days, without requiring any code changes, application downtime, or complex configuration. “Every week brings a new CVE, and the gap between disclosure and exploitation keeps shrinking,” said Doug Ennis, CEO

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What Happens to DLP Controls After the File Is Downloaded

DLP enforces at boundaries the organization operates. A completed download to an unmanaged device or account has crossed the last of those boundaries, leaving ordinary plaintext that DLP can record but no longer govern.