SentinelOne is enhancing its Singularity Platform to deliver the strengths of leading AI security technology. The enhancements will benefit the protection of all endpoints, identities, and cloud workloads.
SentinelOne combines every asset it has to deliver strong AI security technology offerings. The Singularity Data Lake already is the foundation of its cybersecurity solution, the Singularity Platform. That platform, in turn, links AI technology with relevant insights from experts and third-party data. This mix of data should protect endpoints, identities and cloud workloads.
The xSPM (Extended Security Posture Management) tool has been added to the platform. The tool provides real-time visibility into vulnerabilities in misconfigurations. All discoveries are automatically assigned a score, which should help security teams properly prioritize workloads.
Clear notifications
Identified threats are then brought to the attention of security teams by another AI solution. That becomes possible with the introduction of Purple AI, which SentinelOne describes as “the first AI security analyst.” Users will find the notifications this analyst sends in the Singularity Operations Center.
With this solution, the company again opts for information unification, giving security teams more information through a single channel. Third-party notifications will also be integrated into the central point. The ease of use is also reflected in the form in which notifications arrive, as Purple AI provides notifications to security teams in natural language.
Managing access
For cloud security, “Cloud Infrastructure Entitlement Management” (CIEM) is launching. The solution gives administrators new capabilities to manage employee and machine identity access management. That elapses through a cloud-native application protection platform (CNAPP). Users are promised a solution that instantly measures if a (machine) identity is overauthorised, without any synchronization or data transfer from security analysts. The solution is available on the Singularity Platform as part of Singularity Cloud Native Security.
Tip: SentinelOne brings Singularity Cloud Native Security to Europe
Fool hackers
A new feature to the Unified Agent leads hackers astray. It gives hackers the idea that they are capturing passwords when, in reality, they are downloading fake credentials. Consequently, hackers cannot log in with the acquired credentials, but may be noticed by security teams in reports of mistaken login attempts.
SentinelOne Live Security Updates is another tool to protect login credentials and endpoints. With this tool, the issue is getting ahead of hackers by providing endpoint protection with updates faster than hackers work. Finally, a new solution is available that scours the dark web on a continuous basis to discover stolen passwords shared on these sites.
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