PRE Security Releases Version 3.8 of Predictive SecOps Platform

August 03, 2026
PRE Security has released Version 3.8 of its Predictive SecOps Platform, adding Agentic Surveillance and expanded autonomous threat investigation features.

PRE Security announced in a press release Version 3.8 of its Predictive SecOps Platform at Black Hat USA 2026.

The release adds Agentic Surveillance, a feature that monitors priority threats, tracks new telemetry and behavior changes, and updates risk assessments as activity changes. Version 3.8 also includes the company’s F.A.S.T. feature, which investigates alerts, correlates evidence, builds attack timelines, and filters false positives before analyst review.

The platform processes telemetry from endpoints, cloud systems, identities, applications, networks, SaaS tools, and other security products. It applies deterministic detections, behavioral analytics, machine learning detections, semantic AI detections, and Agentic XDR reasoning with cross source correlation.

PRE Security said the platform is available now for SaaS, on premises, virtual machine, bare metal, and MiniSOC appliance deployments.

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