SentinelOne

Next-generation cybersecurity solutions. SentinelOne has offices in Palo Alto, Tel Aviv, and Tokyo.

SentinelOne was founded in 2013 by an elite team of cybersecurity and defense experts who developed a fundamentally new, groundbreaking approach to endpoint protection. SentinelOne is a pioneer in delivering autonomous security for the endpoint, data center and cloud environments to help organizations secure their assets with speed and simplicity. SentinelOne unifies prevention, detection, respons

e, remediation and forensics in a single platform powered by artificial intelligence. With SentinelOne, organizations can detect malicious behavior across multiple vectors, rapidly eliminate threats with fully-automated integrated response, and to adapt their defenses against the most advanced cyberattacks. The company is recognized by Gartner as a Visionary for Endpoint Protection and has enterprise customers in North America, Europe, and Japan. To learn more, please visit our website at www.sentinelone.com.

06/04/2026

The market is moving from detections and alerts to autonomously anticipating and stopping threats. SentinelOne just earned Latio's inaugural SOC Platform Leader designation—validation that we're one of very few vendors with the architecture to make that shift real.

Learn more about the recognition→ https://s1.ai/Latio-PR
Register for the webinar → https://s1.ai/Latio-Web

Why it matters: SOC transformation projects fail when teams bolt automation onto fragmented tools. You can't automate your way out of point solutions. The machine runs faster, but so does the noise. True transformation requires rebuilding the foundation. That's rare.

What's new: Latio recognized SentinelOne as a SOC Platform Leader because our architecture is fundamentally different—not bolted-together point solutions, but one unified data plane, one AI analyst (Purple AI) running cross-domain investigations from endpoint to cloud to identity. The outcome: your team finds threats faster.

What makes transformation real:
- Unified architecture removes integration debt and vendor finger-pointing—cross-domain investigations run at machine speed
- Purple AI operationalizes triage, hunting, and escalation natively, learning from your data across endpoints, cloud, and identity
- Singularity AI Data Pipelines embeds pre-ingestion normalization and enrichment—signal reaches your decision loop, not noise

06/03/2026

OneCon26 isn't most security conferences. We're opening the stage to the people actually doing the work — the ones shipping detections late at night., the researchers tearing apart novel malware, the defenders who fought an AI-driven attack in real time and lived to victoriously write the runbook.

If you've built something that worked when it shouldn't have, broken something that everyone said was unbreakable, or seen a pattern nobody else is naming yet, that's the talk we want.

Not theory. Not roadmap slides. The work, as it actually happened.

Submissions close June 16, 2026. Analysts, architects, defenders — pitch us your sharpest idea.
The agenda starts with you.

→ Apply to Speak: https://s1.ai/OneCon26-CFC

05/31/2026

LABScon 2026 is the last one. After five years, this is the final one — and the last chance to debut research that actually moves the field forward. The Call for Papers is now open.

LABScon was built on a simple premise: serious research deserves a serious room. No vendor pitches. No recycled talks from spring and summer conferences. Just original work, presented to the people best equipped to engage with it.

That worked. Talks that debuted at LABScon shifted how people actually think about state-sponsored intrusion sets, supply chain compromise, and the tradecraft behind the headlines.

If you've been sitting on research, waiting for the right venue — this is it. There won't be another.

📍 Scottsdale, AZ
📅 September 16–19, 2026
✍️ Submissions close June 19

Submit at labscon.io

05/30/2026

🚨 This week, cybercrime spilled over from malicious networks and software registries directly into physical offices.

🚦 The Good: Dutch authorities dismantled a major Russian-linked hosting network and seized 800 servers, while a cybercriminal was sentenced for breaching an Oregon state government network.

The Bad: The FBI warns that the Silent Ransom Group is escalating from social engineering to dispatching physical operatives with USB drives directly to victims' offices for data extortion.

The Ugly: The multi-ecosystem "TrapDoor" supply chain campaign is poisoning npm, PyPI, and Crates.io packages, uniquely targeting AI coding assistants to trick them into exfiltrating developer secrets.

This was the week in cyber.

🔗 Full technical breakdown: https://s1.ai/GBU9-Wk22

05/29/2026

From day one, SentinelOne was architected to stop novel, machine-speed threats. We were purpose built to be a Leader in the AI era.

For the sixth consecutive year, Gartner has named SentinelOne a Leader in the Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Endpoint Protection.

What's driving the recognition:
✅ Autonomous detection and response at machine speed
✅ Unified visibility across endpoint, identity, cloud, and AI
✅ AI usage control through the Prompt Security acquisition
✅ AI-native from day one — not retrofitted

📖 Read the full report: https://s1.ai/GrtnrMQ26

05/27/2026

05/23/2026

🚨 This week, cybercrime hit global networks, endpoints, and core OS defenses simultaneously.

🚦 The Good: International police made 201 cybercrime arrests across the MENA region, Ukraine unmasked an infostealer operator who compromised 28,000 accounts, and authorities seized a criminal VPN used by ransomware groups.

The Bad: Researchers exposed “SHub Reaper,” a deceptive macOS infostealer spoofing Apple, Google, and Microsoft. It bypasses security mitigations to lift credentials and drop persistent backdoors.

The Ugly: Microsoft warned that threat actors are actively exploiting two Windows Defender zero-days in the wild, turning endpoint protection engines against themselves to escalate privileges.

This was the week in cyber.

🔗 Full technical breakdown: https://s1.ai/GBU9-Wk21

05/21/2026

Turn blind trust into verified control with Prompt Security for Agentic AI.

AI agents use trusted workflows and permissions to bypass traditional security. They act and execute.

They hold credentials. Call APIs. Modify data. Chain actions across business-critical systems, at machine speed, without per-step human approval. Every agent in your environment is a non-human identity reasoning, deciding, and executing on your behalf.

Most security teams can't tell you how many are running right now.
That's the gap. And it's why we built Prompt for Agentic AI Security, SentinelOne's real-time discovery and governance control plane for the agentic layer.
It surfaces every agent and MCP server across your environment (sanctioned or shadow). It maps what each one can reach, what it can do, and what permissions it holds. It scores risk dynamically. It enforces least privilege before unauthorized action chains can fire. And it gives you a full audit trail of every decision an agent made and every system it touched.
Security shouldn’t be the reason your organization can't adopt agents. It should empower you to adopt them with confidence.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4nO5NIE

05/20/2026

Industry-leading runtime protection, activated in one click in the AWS console.

SentinelOne's Singularity Platform is now available through AWS Security Hub Extended. AI-powered endpoint protection, deployable in minutes from the AWS console customers already use.

Turn on SentinelOne’s endpoint and detection and response (EDR), and cloud workload security with a single click. Deploy it seamlessly across their environment, and manage it alongside their broader AWS security signals all in one place.

Use the AWS budgets and commitments you already have. One contract. One bill. No new procurement cycle. Security procurement simplified. Coverage complete.

As Melissa K. Smith, our SVP of Global Strategic Partnerships, put it, "We're removing friction so teams can get to protection faster."

Available now in all commercial AWS regions → https://s1.ai/AWS-HbExt

05/18/2026

We red-teamed a government AI built to refuse everything outside its lane.

At first, it blocked everything. Every semantic attack. Every jailbreak. Then we stopped attacking the meaning and started attacking the structure.

We wrapped a phishing payload in JSON and asked for "test data." The system generated working malicious code. We encoded a forbidden instruction in Base64 and asked it to "decode and execute." It did. We chained the two into a compound attack — and the system handed over a near-verbatim copy of its own system prompt.

The lesson isn't that this bot was weak. It wasn't. The lesson is that every guardrail it had was watching for the wrong thing.

Semantic robustness ≠ architectural security.

You can have an unbreakable intent classifier and still have defenseless architecture. Blocking meaning doesn't block structure. And the attackers already know this. The question is whether your guardrails do.

Read the full case study: https://s1.ai/Red-Teaming

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