SentinelOne takes a different approach to endpoint security: its Singularity Platform uses AI models that run directly on the endpoint, which means threats get caught and killed even when the device is offline. There’s no cloud round-trip needed for detection.
The platform covers endpoints, cloud workloads, and identity protection under a single agent and console. Its behavioral AI engine watches every process in real time, building storylines that map the full attack chain — not just isolated alerts.
When the system spots something malicious, it can autonomously contain the threat, roll back affected files, and remediate the damage without waiting for a human analyst. That’s a massive time-saver during active incidents.
SentinelOne’s Singularity Data Lake also ingests third-party telemetry, giving security teams a unified view across their entire stack. The company went public in 2021 and has steadily gained ground against legacy antivirus vendors who still rely on signature-based detection.
