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SentinelOne is embarking upon an integration with Mandiant to improve threat detection, triage, hunting, and response processes. SentinelOne’s Singularity XDR platform coupled with Mandiant’s threat intelligence and incident response expertise enables organisations to face the increasing threats of today’s cyber landscape with machine speed technology and services.
As threat actors continually deploy new malware strains and attack techniques, it becomes increasingly difficult for even the most experienced IT and security professionals to run cybersecurity programmes. Many organisations are now turning to Extended Detection and Response (XDR) platforms that stream data from multiple security as well as IT tools into a new kind of cybersecurity data platform, where the data is correlated and actioned, providing a more comprehensive view of an organisation’s security posture. The SentinelOne-Mandiant integration enriches Singularity XDR, adding Mandiant’s market-renowned threat intelligence, resulting in a comprehensive solution for detecting, investigating, and responding to incidents, reducing the costs of incident response and improving security postures.
“Our technology delivery of open XDR gives customers the flexibility and choice they deserve when building an XDR strategy – and our business model supports, instead of competes, with our partners,” said Raj Rajamani, Chief Product Officer, SentinelOne. “Harnessing the synergies between Singularity Storyline and Mandiant’s Threat Intelligence delivers even faster triage, root-cause analysis and actionability to every platform alert. With SentinelOne identifying threats and Mandiant providing the context and intel necessary for quick triage and remediation, organisations are equipped to defend themselves against the evolving threat landscape.”
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