Palisade
Kernel-level security product that ships as a module next to the existing operating system, streams syscalls and eBPF, process, memory and network events, uses AI to find OS vulnerabilities, proposes maintainer fixes the customer approves and installs as kernel rules fleet-wide, and compiles English policy into kernel-enforced rules; offered through a beta waitlist and booked demos, no prices published.
What it does
- Threat detection and response
- Data security
Features 4
- Kernel-level detectionWatches syscalls, eBPF traces, process and memory events and network packets to find OS vulnerabilities.
- Approved fixes as kernel rulesEach finding ships a vetted maintainer fix that the customer installs as a kernel rule.
- Policy in EnglishCompiles a rule written in English into a kernel-enforced BPF policy and rejects deny-all rules.
- Compliance packsPreset, reproducible rule packs such as CIS Linux Level 1 and PCI DSS v4 that bypass the model.
Sources
- Pricing
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No pricing page is published (the address returns 404); the home page offers Book a demo and Join the beta waitlist.
- Description
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Official documentation · 20 Oct 2026
Home page: "Palisade watches your systems at the kernel — syscalls, eBPF traces, process and memory events, live network packets — finds the vulnerabilities other tools miss, and applies the fix fleet-wide."
- What it does
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Official documentation · 20 Oct 2026
Home page: "Palisade watches your systems at the kernel — syscalls, eBPF traces, process and memory events, live network packets — finds the vulnerabilities other tools miss, and applies the fix fleet-wide."
- Sold within
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Offered through Book a demo and a beta waitlist; no plans or prices are published.
- Name
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Official documentation · 20 Oct 2026
Name as published on the product page.
- URL
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Official documentation · 20 Oct 2026
Product page, read 2026-10-20.
- Deployment
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Official documentation · 20 Oct 2026
Home page: "Palisade ships as a module next to your existing operating system and attaches at the LSM-BPF layer."
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