Govern AI & Non-Human Identities in Enterprise | Saviynt
Traditionally, identity governance has been human-centric. Policies and controls were built around their behaviors and the concepts of “joiners, movers, and leavers.”
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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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ClickFix on Steam forums: how malicious PowerShell commands install a crypto miner | Kaspersky official blog
Attackers are targeting Steam forums with malicious PowerShell commands disguised as fixes for game launch issues. Here’s how this version of the ClickFix scam works.
Palitronica Deepens Executive Bench with Proven Growth Strategy Veterans and Industry-recognized Trailblazers
Palitronica today announced the appointment of a new chief executive officer, along with a bench of experienced leaders, aligned across all functions of the organization. These changes follow milestone growth as the company positions for the next phase of market expansion and technical innovation.
Adobe Experience Cloud
TechWorks Summit 2026
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Agentic AppSec Tools: A Buyer's Guide | Amplify Security
Application security teams rarely have a detection problem. Usually, they have a remediation problem. Traditional static analysis tools are highly effective at finding flaws, but they consistently leave teams with backlogs that are impossible to clear manually. Finding a vulnerability is just the beginning. Actually fixing it requires context, prioritization, research, and developer bandwidth.
Only Agents Catch Agents: Neutralizing Autonomous Attack Orchestration
Threat actors are using autonomous AI agents to launch social engineering attacks at scale. Learn how Doppel’s agentic defense catches them at machine speed.
ClickFix on Steam forums: how malicious PowerShell commands install a crypto miner | Kaspersky official blog
Attackers are targeting Steam forums with malicious PowerShell commands disguised as fixes for game launch issues. Here’s how this version of the ClickFix scam works.
Microsoft Says Russian Intelligence Is Hijacking Hotel Wi-Fi. Changing Your Password Won't Stop It.
Retailers Are Facing a New Kind of Brand Attack: Narrative Attacks
Quick Answers How do narrative attacks and disinformation affect retail brands? Narrative attacks can turn a single incident or corporate decision into a negative perception of a retailer. As they spread, they can weaken trust, influence purchasing behavior, and damage brand reputation. How do narrative attacks intensify during peak retail shopping seasons? During peak shopping […] The post Retailers Are Facing a New Kind of Brand Attack: Narrative Attacks appeared first on Blackbird.AI.
Mobile Ad Fraud Scheme Uses Automation to Mimic Human Behavior
A recent investigation uncovered Papyrus, a mobile ad fraud operation designed to generate fraudulent engagement by imitating legitimate user behavior. The scheme uses Android apps to produce automated clicks, scrolling, and other interactions that appear human, allowing fraudulent activity to blend into normal mobile traffic. By manipulating engagement signals rather than relying on obvious malicious actions, these techniques can make detection more difficult. The findings demonstrate how attac
Kenrick Bagnall e Andrew Borene entrano nell’Advisory Board di Siren
The post Kenrick Bagnall e Andrew Borene entrano nell’Advisory Board di Siren appeared first on SIREN.
FlyWP Adds Proactive Vulnerability Protection with Patchstack
We’re excited to announce that FlyWP has integrated Patchstack into their platform, bringing proactive WordPress vulnerability protection to their customers through a new security add-on: FlySecurity Pro. FlyWP offers managed WordPress cloud hosting and server management. From a single dashboard, customers can deploy, manage, secure, and maintain their WordPress sites – whether they’re running FlyWP’s […]
Create Self-Service IT Reports with Custom Query Builder
Answering critical audit questions, like identifying which users have access to specific applications on their laptops, often means navigating multiple […] The post Create Self-Service IT Reports with Custom Query Builder appeared first on JumpCloud.
Delegated authorization: Why acting on behalf of someone else is not a role
Delegated authorization explained. Why modeling on-behalf-of access as a role loses the subject, the approver and the expiry. Covers the RFC 8693 act claim, delegation versus impersonation, AuthZEN and COAZ, multi-party policy conditions, revocation before expiry, and audit lineage for delegated actions.
Accelerating Digital Asset Exploration Through Collaboration
As digital money evolves from concept to practical application, experimentation becomes essential. As part of the broader exploration of the future of money, the Interac Innovation Team has adopted a deliberate, test-and-learn approach—combining internal expertise with targeted collaboration to better understand how emerging capabilities could apply to real payment challenges.  One such collaboration brought Interac and Knova together as… The post Accelerating D
6 Steps to Effective Social Engineering Awareness Training
ICE Is Buying Your Credit Card Application. The Broker Layer Is the Real Story.
ICE Is Buying Your Credit Card Application. The Broker Layer Is the Real Story. Bruce Schneier's August Crypto-Gram had one line in it I can't stop thinking about:"Through data brokers, ICE is buying the information you provided to open a credit card."That's from the August 15, 2026 issue, and it's a short item — a paragraph, really. But if you work anywhere near enterprise privacy, it should ruin your weekend.Think about what actually gets handed over when someone applies for a credit card. Leg
Porting wolfIP Anywhere: Writing Device Drivers and Porting to a New OS
A network stack can compile on a new target and still fail under real traffic. Incorrect DMA ownership, cache handling, locking, or task wakeups can cause dropped packets, corrupted descriptors, and socket calls that never return. This webinar follows the complete wolfIP porting process, from the hardware boundary to blocking BSD-style sockets on an RTOS. […]
Harness engineering: how to make AI coding agents reliable and secure | Blog | Endor Labs
Learn how harness engineering makes AI coding agents reliable and secure with guides, sensors, and built-in security checks
Extending the Artemis Scanner
Our GSoC student Rafli Permana spent three months working under the supervision of Krzysztof Zając on Artemis Scanner.
Read about this summer project on CERT-Polska/Artemis.
Student: Rafli Permana
Mentors: Krzysztof Zając
Organization: The Honeynet Project
Project: Artemis Scanner
GreedyBear: Access Payload Files
Our GSoC student Krishna Awasthi spent three months working under the supervision of Tim Leonhard on GreedyBear and a new companion project, tpot-payload-server, building a complete pipeline to capture, quarantine, and share the malware payload files that T-Pot honeypots collect from live attackers.
Read on for an overview of the project, the technical decisions behind it, and what shipped.
Student: Krishna Awasthi (opbot-xd)
Mentors: Tim Leonhard
Organization: The Honeynet Proje
A Guide to Understanding Threat Prevention in Modern Security
The action-packed world of cybersecurity can sometimes resemble a thrilling movie, and at its core, threat prevention is the strategic playbook that ensures our heroes (organizations) don’t fall victim to unseen dangers.
Trusted Identity. Anywhere. At any scale. Now Live
The new intercede.com is live. A sharper look, faster pages, and an interactive homepage that shows where your organisation sits on the authentication scale, and what fits. Here is a quick tour. A new look for the digital identity experts The first thing you will notice is the design. The new site carries the dark […] The post Trusted Identity. Anywhere. At any scale. Now Live appeared first on Intercede.
Reducing Your Digital Footprint
Your digital footprint may be easier to find than you think. Remember to keep your identity safe when browsing the Internet.
The Board Is Asking Cybersecurity Questions. But Can It Judge the Answers?
Boards may receive regular cybersecurity reports and still lack the context needed for meaningful oversight. Recent research shows why expertise, accountability, and governance visibility matter more than reporting alone. The post The Board Is Asking Cybersecurity Questions. But Can It Judge the Answers? appeared first on CISOteria.
Brand Impersonation Takedown: From Whack-a-Mole to Managed Response
Manual brand impersonation takedowns fail because attackers move faster than ticket-based abuse reports can resolve — phishing pages and fake executive profiles often do their damage within hours of going live, while manual removal can take days. A managed takedown program pairs continuous, verified monitoring with pre-authorized removal (in-certain cases), cutting the exposure window from days to hours. This matters most for consulting and professional services firms, where a spoofed domain or
Human In the Loop, Out of Control (Part 2)
The post Human In the Loop, Out of Control (Part 2) appeared first on Protegrity.
What Is ABAC, and Which Solutions Deliver It Best in 2026?
RBAC uses static roles, but ABAC evaluates real-time context on every request. Discover the top ABAC platforms for file security in 2026.
Agentic AI in Compliance: Why Human Judgement and Accountability Still Matter
Recently, one of Symbiant’s FTSE 100 clients paid Symbiant’s embedded AI one of the strongest compliments a compliance team can pay a piece of software: they trusted it. Its recommendations had proved so consistently reliable that the team rarely found reason to amend them. Human review was beginning to feel like a formality, prompting an […] The post Agentic AI in Compliance: Why Human Judgement and Accountability Still Matter appeared first on Symbiant.
LiveAssist Solution Brief
LiveAssist, an AI-powered add-on for BlueCat LiveNX, delivers real-time insights, intelligent alerts, and automated root-cause analysis across complex…
The AI Exchange: Innovators in Payment Security Featuring GM Sectec
Welcome to the PCI Security Standards Council’s blog series, The AI Exchange: Innovators in Payment Security. This special, ongoing feature of our PCI Perspectives blog offers a resource for payment security industry stakeholders to exchange information about how they are adopting and implementing artificial intelligence (AI) into their organizations.
The Ultimate Guide to Phishing Attack Simulation Software
Human In the Loop, Out of Control (Part 1)
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Vishing-as-a-Service: How Voice Phishing Became Scalable | SecurityHQ
Vishing-as-a-Service: Why Voice Phishing Just Became Scalable A well-timed phone call can still beat the most convincing email. Vishing, or voice phishing, has always worked because it exploits something email can’t: the instinct to trust a human voice under pressure. What has changed, however, is the economics behind it.  Voice phishing used to require a […] The post Vishing-as-a-Service: How Voice Phishing Became Scalable | SecurityHQ appeared first on SecurityHQ.
Supplier Risk Scorecard: How to Build One That Works
A procurement lead and a compliance officer can look at the same supplier and describe two different levels of concern. Procurement is watching delivery times and pricing. Compliance is watching certifications and audit history. Both views are legitimate on their own. Complications start when there's no single scorecard that holds both together, and each team ends up making decisions from a different, partial picture of the same supplier.
Community Bank IT Emergency Response & Readiness | Locknet
ZTNA vs VPN: The Comparison Everyone Gets Wrong
ZTNA and VPNs are built for different jobs. ZTNA can replace enterprise remote access, but it does not replace consumer privacy VPNs. This guide breaks down where each fits, what gaps ZTNA leaves open, and why “VPN is dead” is mostly marketing.
How Continuous Discovery Eliminates the Asset Blind Spot
Ask an MSP when they last ran a full asset discovery on a client environment and you’ll usually get one of two answers. During onboarding. Or during the last audit. Both answers say the same thing: The IT asset discovery process happened once. And that was that. Today, that asset inventory sits in a document […] The post How Continuous Discovery Eliminates the Asset Blind Spot appeared first on Liongard.
Wiz Red Agent Finds Its Way Into Snowflake’s Internal Jira Through a Flaw in a GitHub Copilot–Assisted PR
Wiz Red Agent independently discovered and exploited a GitHub Actions injection missed by GitHub’s Advanced Security, validated access to sensitive data in Snowflake’s internal Jira, and assessed the blast radius—all without human intervention, five days after the flaw became live.