Insights & expertise

Endpoint detection and response tools are often black boxes of opaque policies. Our experts provide the critical insight into policies you should always have enabled in your platform.

Matt Hand breaks down how applying the test-driven development methodology to your detection engineering process enables you to more efficiently execute, evaluate, and iterate on your detections to sufficiently augment your defensive coverage.

Infosec teams need certainty in their EDR’s response to threats, but opaque internal logic and unpredictable outcomes make it difficult to confidently predict reactions.

Learn more about Prelude's new AI-enabled, automated threat hunting query generation capabilities and how they fit into the automated threat management process.

Prelude is excited to announce new, autonomous capabilities that dramatically improve how security teams can effectively process threat intelligence into validated protections.

Prelude provides autonomous capabilities built to combat threat intelligence decay, or how intelligence loses relevance and efficacy over time, enabling better output from security teams.

In this blog, we’ll touch on the state of endpoint security controls and the workflow organizations typically use to improve their defenses.

To many, the EDR is a complex illusion. In a recent webinar, Principal Security Engineer Matt Hand broken down the agents and sensors that make up modern EDR tools and what security engineers can learn from their tools.

In this blog post, Prelude Principal Security Engineer Jonny Johnson explores the potential of leveraging ETW as an offensive communication mechanism.

Prelude partners with Flying Lizard Motorsports, joins 2024 Flying Lizard Nissan Z GT4 Customer Team.

Prelude Principal Security Engineer, Jonny Johnson, outlines the process forking telemetry gaps of Microsoft's 4688 event.

Cyber Defense Magazine names Prelude a winner in the “Cutting Edge Cybersecurity Startup” category.

Prelude hires Pete Constantine as VP of Product, shores up bringing continuous security testing to scale.

Small and mid-sized organizations often lack the budget and know-how to use advanced cybersecurity tools. They also struggle to hire the highly qualified staff needed to operate them, making it difficult to protect themselves against sophisticated adversaries.

Prelude announces their Series A funding round of $24 million to continue our mission of helping organizations know with certainty.