SentinelOne Singularity

S1 Singularity is an extremely effective product in protecting assets in your infrastructure from attack. It gives your IT and/or security teams advanced capabilities. One is the ability to isolate one or more endpoints. This means that endpoint only can communicate with the S1 console and nothing else. Additionally, your teams have the visibility they need to understand what’s going on. I often hear people say, “But it will slow down my machines.” This is only true if you are not properly using the product and making exceptions where they need to made. I have also seen people go the opposite way and make way too many and too broad exceptions which increases the risk and defeats the purpose of the solution. The key is to ensure you understand for S1 or any similar product, that you must have people educated on how to use it. They must monitor it. This and other similar products are not set and forget. But, if you do it right (and it’s not hard), you will have a very effective defense against today’s emerging threats.

I do have access and use it, but it is monitored by a 3rd party security provider. It has been very beneficial after a phishing email got through O365. The install agent goes on each of our endpoints and servers. If any threats are severe we will be notified via email/SMS/phone.

We use SentinelOne in-house as well at many of our managed clients IT environment.

SentinelOne is our primary EDR. We utilize SentinelOne across the entire Enterprise. This has given us the ability to track and prevent malware as well as isolate and stop lateral movement of attacks on our systems.

We recently deployed SentinelOne companywide to give us more granular control of our environment than our previous solution provided. We were using Webroot. While it's a solid product, Webroot did not give the level of control that we wanted for each endpoint. It was policy driven and required more global than finite management for endpoints.

SentinelOne is used for Endpoint protection within our organization. It has been very effective at mitigating threats for our stores and end users. It is used company-wide and replaced our old endpoint solution. It is very helpful to our security team to insure that we are able to see and assess threats quickly and efficiently.

We recently implemented it for all our clients, replacing a signature-based AV with this next-gen AV. It also is deployable through my Solarwinds RMM software, which is great.

SentinelOne is being used globally, US, EMEA, APAC, as the primary end point security solution.

Our organization uses SentinelOne as its primary endpoint protection tool. We install it on all institution-owed computers, both PC and Mac, and our servers as well. The installation also includes student computer lab PCs. SentinelOne is managed by our IT department and installed from our primary file server via an installation script.

It is used by all the departments of the company, about a hundred users. It provides us with maximum security on individual endpoints and, above all, through a very well-made console. It gives us the possibility to monitor every customer both within the company and outside the company itself.

SentinelOne is used for my entire company as our endpoint protection on our servers and workstations. We have a very mobile staff and needed a product that would provide protection when out in the field or in the office. Since we switched to SentinelOne we have significantly reduced downtime of our computers, staff and IT support staff to resolve issues.