Palisade watches a fleet at the kernel (syscalls, eBPF traces, process and memory events, network packets), finds operating-system vulnerabilities other tools miss, and applies the fix across every endpoint in minutes. It is backed by Y Combinator (S26). Its founder is Fnu Prince.
Palisade offers a kernel-level monitoring solution designed to detect and fix operating system vulnerabilities across endpoints quickly and efficiently. Their main product features include:
Kernel-Level Monitoring: Palisade monitors system calls, eBPF traces, process and memory events, and live network packets to provide comprehensive oversight of system activities.
Vulnerability Detection: The AI-driven system identifies vulnerabilities that other tools may overlook, such as privilege escalation and remote code execution.
Automated Fixes: Once vulnerabilities are detected, Palisade can apply fixes across all endpoints with a single click, significantly reducing the time and effort required for remediation.
Rapid Response: The system is designed to find and address vulnerabilities in minutes, ensuring that organizations can maintain security without prolonged downtime.
Target Audience: Palisade primarily serves platform teams managing GPU clusters, operators of cloud device fleets, and teams overseeing on-device deployments.
These features collectively enhance the security posture of organizations by providing timely and effective vulnerability management.