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Hudson Rock announced it is a launch data partner in the Ardence Data Network, which powers TRM Labs' new AI investigation platform Ardence. The platform is aimed at government investigators, cyber threat analysts and compliance teams at more than 600 agencies and institutions in 75 countries. It combines intelligence from more than 60 pa…
The Hudson Rock 2026 Infostealer Index benchmarks 34 threat intelligence vendors against nine criteria on a 100-point scale. The article is a summary by InfoStealers, which Hudson Rock operates, so the ranking is not independent. It frames infostealer malware as a dominant threat and cites a "massive AI supply chain hack of 2026" as an ex…
Infoblox published a vendor blog showing how its Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server lets AI assistants correlate Tenable vulnerability findings with Infoblox DNS, DHCP and IPAM data. In a lab, the author connected Claude Code to both platforms and ran three analyst-style workflows. These were risk-ranked asset triage, identity gap analys…
Infoblox introduces Agentic Denial of Service (ADoS), a class of disruption in which AI agents overwhelm systems with excessive requests, actions or computations, or in which an adversary turns a defender's own automation against it. It is not "DDoS with AI": it denies the business effective use of its AI agents, the infrastructure they d…
Citizen Lab's Kate Robertson argues in a Globe & Mail piece that Canada's proposed Bill C-22 (Lawful Access Act) would weaken national cybersecurity. If passed, the bill would let the government require surveillance capabilities to be built into any communications technology in Canada. Covered products could include smartphones, smartwatc…
Aikido published a vendor blog post arguing that SCA reachability analysis is not enough for prioritizing dependency vulnerabilities. Reachability shows whether code can execute a vulnerable function. Exploitability asks whether an attacker can satisfy the conditions the bug needs. The article uses lodash .template command injection (CVE-…
This Aikido vendor blog argues that AI-assisted coding has outpaced the annual or biannual manual pentest cycle, and presents AI pentesting with fixed per-test pricing as the fix. Citing its 2026 State of AI in Pentesting report, it says 76% of organizations ship significant production changes weekly or faster, while only 21% validate sec…
Aikido Security published a vendor-authored comparison of Horizon3.ai's NodeZero autonomous pentesting platform against seven alternatives for 2026: Aikido Security, Pentera, RidgeBot, XBOW, Hadrian, RunSybil and Terra. The article is marketing content with no incident, vulnerability or threat activity. It argues that NodeZero does not us…
Aikido Security published a vendor comparison of alternatives to Escape.tech, which repositioned in 2026 as an offensive security platform built around its Cascade AI pentesting engine, DAST and attack surface management. The article is marketing content and does not describe a security incident, vulnerability or threat activity. It names…
Aikido Security and Drata announced an integration under which new Drata customers on the Foundation, Advanced or Enterprise tier can claim up to $4,000 in Aikido AI Pentest credits. Aikido findings and evidence sync into Drata to support technical controls for SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS, DORA and HIPAA. This is vendor product and partners…
Aikido Security has launched Noon, a workforce security platform that extends its developer-focused portfolio to all employees. The vendor argues that humans remain the most likely breach vector (cited as involved in 62% of breaches in the last year), that AI-enabled phishing is increasingly multi-channel and convincing, and that regular …
Wiz announced that its Wiz AI Agents are now available in Wiz for U.S. Government (Wiz for Gov), its FedRAMP High authorized environment. Wiz describes this as the first AI-Application Protection Platform (AI-APP) for U.S. public sector organizations that protect highly sensitive, national security and mission-critical data. This is vendo…
Wiz published the first part of a blog series on operationalizing Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) with Wiz Code. It argues that AI models that find vulnerabilities and generate exploits, combined with AI-accelerated development, break manual AppSec triage workflows. The article uses React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182), a critical …
A Sekoia blog post discusses the Integrated Security Operations Center (ISOC) category, drawing on the March 2026 Gartner Market Overview. It describes ISOC as a delivery model in which the vendor supplies SIEM, endpoint detection, threat intelligence, AI-assisted SOC capabilities, content and workflows as one integrated system, rather th…
The supplied page is the Check Point Research weekly threat intelligence report dated 19 October 2026. The captured text contains only a country selection dropdown from the page form. It holds no report body, so no incidents, vulnerabilities, threat actors or indicators can be extracted. No attribution, CVEs or IOCs are asserted. Re-colle…
Volexity published Part 3 of its "Mind the (Patch) Gap" series. It shows how Volexity Volcano and Surge Collect Pro were used to analyze a VM compromised with the zero-day exploit chain and payloads used by UTA0560 (Chrome and Windows zero-days, described in Part 1). The post is mainly product and workflow documentation rather than new in…
Recorded Future has moved its headquarters from Somerville, MA, where it had been based for twelve years in a former laundromat, to downtown Boston at Post Office Square. The article is a corporate culture and recruitment piece. It describes the new open-plan office, which houses nearly 200 employees across customer success, security, dat…
Huntress explains the compliance obligations of Texas law HB 3834, passed in June 2019. It requires state agency and local government employees, and state contractors, to complete a Department of Information Resources (DIR)-certified cybersecurity awareness training every year. Since September 1, 2025, HB 3512 adds a second annual require…
A Huntress thought-leadership post sets out five priorities for security leaders in 2026: abuse of trusted IT tools, AI-enabled cybercrime, social engineering, multi-extortion ransomware and identity-based attacks including BEC. The article cites internal Huntress telemetry showing RMM abuse rising roughly 277% year over year, with Screen…
A Huntress vendor blog post lists 10 endpoint security trends. It reports no specific incident, vulnerability or campaign. The themes are agentic AI and the hijacking of non-human identities, ransomware shifting to double and triple extortion, incident response (IR) readiness, EDR-to-XDR consolidation, identity-first security and zero tru…
