Research, insights, security intelligence, and news from the Mars team.
What Mars learned from checking thousands of threat indicators against our customers' EDRs, and why we built Prevention
AI made code cheap. It didn't make detection easy. The teams pulling ahead aren't building everything or buying everything – they own the judgment and partner for speed.
Standing guidance Mars adds to every Co-Hunter session, so your team's context never has to be repeated in a prompt.
Every alert, fully investigated across your entire stack – automatically.
Gartner named Mars Security as an Example Technology in the DEAS category. We think the naming matters less than the argument it sits inside.
Hunt Templates are live in Mars – and they're not glorified saved-search folders. Here's what's actually inside one.
Vulnerability management was never going to scale. Detection engineering is where the next security dollar actually belongs.
Security teams don't have a shortage of threat intelligence. They have a shortage of time to turn it into working detections.
A privileged process with real credentials, real source code, and real secrets – and most security tooling is blind to it.
We were the attackers. We know exactly why your detections keep missing. Mars is our answer.
The backlog never reaches zero. Behavioral detection doesn't need it to.
Your AI tools are already speaking your SOC's language. You just have to point them at the collector you already have.
Your feeds aren't missing data. They're missing each other. The problem isn't coverage. It's synthesis.
Claude Mythos found bugs that survived 27 years of human review. The threat surface has permanently expanded – and defenders must scale the same way.
The pipeline between receiving a threat report and running a detection in production is broken almost everywhere.
Your MSSP has "read-only" access to your SIEM? You may have just handed over full control of your entire organization.