Dox Dox has been serving New York since 1982. We specialize in a full range of IT services, solutions, s

Written AI policies are a great start, but are they enough to manage real-world AI risks? πŸ€” As AI tools and automated ag...
09/30/2026

Written AI policies are a great start, but are they enough to manage real-world AI risks? πŸ€”

As AI tools and automated agents rapidly enter the workplace, static rules often fall short of protecting your business from data exposures and security gaps. True AI governance requires practical, operational controls that adapt as fast as technology does.

πŸ‘‡ Read our latest blog to discover how to transition from basic policy to effective AI control without slowing down innovation. The experts at Dox can help you evaluate your AI risk, strengthen your governance model, and implement practical security controls tailored to your organization.

Reach out to today to build an AI strategy that keeps your business secure! 🀩

The harder question for many organizations is no longer whether they have AI rules in place, but whether those rules can keep pace with how AI is being adopted across the business.

Are your industrial control systems safe from AI? πŸ€– Hackers are currently using AI-generated scripts to exploit Siemens ...
09/22/2026

Are your industrial control systems safe from AI? πŸ€–

Hackers are currently using AI-generated scripts to exploit Siemens PLCs across U.S. critical infrastructure. The NSA, CISA, and the FBI recently issued a joint advisory warning that these ongoing attacks are actively targeting sectors like manufacturing, energy, and water systems. You cannot afford to leave your operational technology exposed to these advanced threats.

Dive into our newest blog post to understand this critical vulnerability and what steps you must take to protect your machinery. The professionals at Dox specialize in industrial cybersecurity and can help you lock down your environment. πŸ”’ Contact today to shield your systems from AI-driven attacks!

U.S. cybersecurity agencies warn that threat actors are using AI-generated scripts to exploit Siemens S7 Series programmable logic controllers (PLCs) in U.S. critical infrastructure.

🧠 Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the cyber threat landscape, allowing adversaries to operate faster and at ...
09/14/2026

🧠 Artificial intelligence is rapidly changing the cyber threat landscape, allowing adversaries to operate faster and at a much larger scale.

Is your organization prepared for the new risks of AI-enhanced attacks and shadow AI? Our latest blog breaks down five crucial takeaways on evolving AI threats and how you can actively mitigate them.

Discover how to safely manage AI agents, defend against prompt injection, and adapt your current security framework. At , our cybersecurity experts are ready to help you navigate these emerging technologies and secure your infrastructure. πŸ‘

Greg Silberman presented β€œAI and Cybersecurity: Evolving Threats and Risk Mitigation,” focusing on how AI is changing the cyber threat landscape and what organizations can do to address emerging risks.

A pause in CMMC Phase 2 rollout is not a hall pass for defense contractors. β›”βš–οΈ While mandatory third-party assessments ...
09/11/2026

A pause in CMMC Phase 2 rollout is not a hall pass for defense contractors. β›”

βš–οΈ While mandatory third-party assessments might be on hold, baseline requirements under DFARS 252.204-7012 and NIST SP 800-171 are still very much active. Treating this review period as an excuse to tap the brakes can expose your business to severe compliance risks, lost contract opportunities, and False Claims Act scrutiny.

Instead of waiting for the final timeline to drop, proactive contractors are using this window to strengthen their security posture and position themselves for future regulations. πŸ”— Click the link to read the full article!

The class deviation may have paused the requirement for a C3PAO assessment, but the obligation to protect sensitive information and accurately represent your cybersecurity posture still stands.

A recent $250,000 NYDFS settlement highlights the high cost of inadequate cybersecurity measures. πŸ”’ When a company's gen...
09/04/2026

A recent $250,000 NYDFS settlement highlights the high cost of inadequate cybersecurity measures. πŸ”’

When a company's generic risk assessments and incomplete patching policies left them exposed to a major ransomware attack, the regulatory consequences were severe. 😲 Don't let your business become a cautionary tale!

Read our latest blog to learn the full details of this settlement and see why customized compliance is essential. At , our experts provide tailored cybersecurity services and comprehensive risk assessments to ensure your network is fully protected. πŸ“ž Contact Dox today to secure your business!

On August 5, NYDFS announced a $250,000 cybersecurity settlement with a licensed money transmitter for alleged violations of the state’s cybersecurity regulation, 23 NYCRR Part 500.

✍️ The White House recently issued Executive Order 14415, "Securing America's Defense Supply Chains and Ensuring Domesti...
08/28/2026

✍️ The White House recently issued Executive Order 14415, "Securing America's Defense Supply Chains and Ensuring Domestic Acquisition of Critical Materials," taking aggressive aim at foreign adversary reliance across the Defense Industrial Base.

It establishes strict new sourcing mandates, severely restricts waiver authority, and expands supply chain transparency requirements down to raw material origins. ⛏️

Supply chain security is no longer just a procurement oversight. πŸ“ž Contact today to evaluate your supply chain risk management posture and click the link to read the full article. πŸ”—

President Trump’s July 20, 2026, Executive Order 14415 strengthens existing prohibitions on contractors acquiring critical materials from certain foreign adversary countries.

Think your small or mid-sized defense business is flying under the DOJ's radar? ⚠️ Think again.βš–οΈ The Department of Just...
08/20/2026

Think your small or mid-sized defense business is flying under the DOJ's radar? ⚠️ Think again.

βš–οΈ The Department of Justice recently announced a $507,144 False Claims Act settlement with LOGZONE Inc., a small, service-disabled veteran-owned logistics provider, over inaccurate cybersecurity self-attestations.

Your SPRS score is a legal representation of compliance. πŸ›‘οΈ Don't let an inaccurate self-assessment trigger an enforcement audit. πŸ“² Click the link to read the full article and contact today to perform an independent cybersecurity assessment.

The LOGZONE settlement should prompt contractors and subcontractors to run a focused review of their compliance with contractual cybersecurity requirements.

The Department of Defense recently issued guidance pausing the next scheduled phase of the CMMC rollout. πŸ“ Contractors m...
08/12/2026

The Department of Defense recently issued guidance pausing the next scheduled phase of the CMMC rollout. πŸ“ Contractors must understand that this is a pause on the assessment mechanism, not a pass on your actual cybersecurity obligations. πŸ–₯️

Don't use this interim window to let your guard down. πŸ›‘ Use it to validate your System Security Plans, clear your POA&Ms, and ensure your self-assessment scores are completely defensible. πŸ”

⚠️ Is your NIST SP 800-171 self-assessment verified, documented, and ready for scrutiny? πŸ“– Read the full article and contact today to perform an independent gap assessment and validate your NIST SP 800-171 self-attestation posture.

The DoD stated that DFARS 252.204-7012 remains in effect, and that baseline compliance with NIST SP 800-171 Rev. 2 will continue to be enforced through self-assessments and select government-led assessments.

The regulatory landscape for federal contractors is shifting fast and recent decisions highlight the growing complexity ...
08/04/2026

The regulatory landscape for federal contractors is shifting fast and recent decisions highlight the growing complexity of maintaining a resilient defense business. πŸ›‘οΈ

⭐ Navigating evolving compliance standards while maintaining operational security requires continuous oversight and clear documentation.

Click the link to read more about the changing requirements and contact today to evaluate your compliance roadmap and ensure your systems remain secure, compliant, and audit-ready. πŸ”—

Recent developments in government contracting highlight significant changes affecting cybersecurity compliance, defense industry consolidation, contract disputes, and federal grant conditions.

The "preparation phase" for CMMC is officially over. βŒ› As we move deeper into 2026, the Department of Defense is shiftin...
07/31/2026

The "preparation phase" for CMMC is officially over. βŒ› As we move deeper into 2026, the Department of Defense is shifting from concepts to active contract enforcement.

πŸ—“οΈ With Phase 2 starting November 10, 2026, the DoD will begin requiring third-party assessments for solicitations involving CUI. ⭐ Don't wait for a high-priority solicitation to discover that you aren't "assessment-ready." Proactive compliance is your strongest competitive advantage. πŸ’ͺ

Contact today to conduct a gap assessment and ensure your organization is positioned to win in the new CMMC landscape. πŸ“² Click the link to read the full article.

As CMMC implementation expands, contractors that proactively address compliance obligations will be better positioned to compete for defense contracts and reduce legal and operational risks.

Address

3140 Sheridan Drive #203
Amherst, NY
14226

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Dox posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Shortcuts

Share