PRE Security releases Version 3.8 of Predictive SecOps Platform
PRE Security announced Version 3.8 of its Predictive SecOps Platform, saying the update adds Agentic Surveillance and expands its AI-native security workflow.
PRE Security said on Aug. 3 that it released Version 3.8 of its Predictive SecOps Platform and unveiled the update at Black Hat USA 2026 in Las Vegas.
The company said the new version is designed to detect threats earlier and reduce the amount of work security analysts spend chasing alerts. PRE Security described the platform as an AI-native system that unifies detection, prediction and automated investigation in one workflow.
According to the release, Version 3.8 extends the company’s architecture beyond SIEM, XDR and AI co-pilots. PRE Security said the platform ingests telemetry from endpoints, cloud systems, identities, applications, networks, SaaS and third-party security tools, then routes it through SignalGate for processing.
The company said the platform uses four layers of intelligence: deterministic detections, behavioral analytics and machine learning detections, semantic AI detections, and Agentic XDR autonomous reasoning with cross-source correlation. PRE Security also said its Prediction Engine analyzes behavioral sequences and contextual intelligence to forecast attacker progression before compromise begins.
PRE Security said F.A.S.T. investigates potential threats by correlating evidence, validating AI findings, building attack timelines and filtering false positives. The company said that process is designed to produce high-confidence true positives for human-in-the-loop validation.
The new Agentic Surveillance feature continuously watches priority threats, tracks new telemetry, behavioral changes and threat intelligence, and updates risk assessments, the company said. PRE Security also said its Log2NLP system, covered by US Patent No. 11,299,850, transforms raw security telemetry into semantic representations that AI can reason across.
CTO Leo Versola said Version 3.8 “detects threats earlier, predicts malicious activity before it causes harm, autonomously determines what is real, and continuously surveils the threats that matter most.” CEO and Co-Founder John “JP” Peterson said the future belongs to platforms that “generate better decisions” and said Version 3.8 lets AI do the investigative work so teams can protect the business instead of chasing alerts.
PRE Security said Version 3.8 is available immediately for SaaS, on-premises, virtual machine, bare metal and MiniSOC appliance deployments. The release also said interested parties can schedule private executive briefings and live demonstrations during the conference.
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