SentinelOne
SentinelOne helps enterprises prevent, detect, and autonomously respond to endpoint threats.
SentinelOne's Singularity Platform is a unified, AI-driven endpoint security solution that prevents, detects, and autonomously responds to threats across endpoints, IoT devices, and cloud workloads in real-time. The platform uses patented behavioral AI and machine learning to block known and unknown threats without relying on signatures, with autonomous decision-making at the device level rather than requiring cloud decisions. A key differentiator is the one-click instant rollback capability that reverts systems to a safe state before damage occurs. Enterprise customers across all industries rely on SentinelOne to protect trillions of dollars in enterprise value across millions of endpoints.
Problem solved
Organizations struggle to protect diverse endpoint environments against known and unknown threats while managing alert fatigue and requiring human intervention for threat response.
Target customer
Enterprise organizations across all verticals requiring unified endpoint protection, detection, and response capabilities; mid-market to Fortune 500 companies with significant endpoint footprints and advanced security requirements.
Founders
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Tomer Weingarten
CEO & Co-Founder
Engineer with deep programming, database, and machine learning expertise; former VP of Products at Toluna; serves on boards at Saviynt and Palo Alto University.
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Almog Cohen
Co-Founder, Former CTO
Cybersecurity expert with deep technical architecture expertise.
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Ehud 'Udi' Shamir
CSO & Co-Founder
Founder of Cylake and ThreatOptix; cybersecurity and defense expert from Israeli cyber intelligence community.
Funding history
Seed
$2.52M
August 2013
Led by Data Collective (DCVC), Accel
· UpWest
Series A
$10M
April 2014
Led by Tiger Global Management
Series B
$25M
October 2015
Led by Tiger Global Management
Series D
$120M
June 2019
Led by Insight Partners
Series E
$200M
February 2020
Led by Unknown
Series F
$267M
2020
Led by Unknown
IPO
$1.2B
June 30, 2021
Led by NYSE
Total raised:
$1.897B
Pricing
Per-endpoint subscription-based model. Singularity Core: $69.99/endpoint/year; Singularity Control: $79.99; Singularity Complete: $179.99; Singularity Commercial: $229.99 with IDR and managed threat hunting. Enterprise tier with Agentic AI SOC is custom quote-based. Volume discounts available at 500+, 1000+, 5000+, and 10000+ endpoints. Multi-year agreements offer 15%+ discounts. Additional modules (Ranger, Vigilance, Singularity Cloud) priced separately.
Notable customers
Credit Agricole Italy, Autogrill, Prima Industrie Group, Natuzzi, SOMACIS, Aston Martin
Integrations
SOAR platforms, SIEM solutions, threat intelligence feeds, cloud platforms for workload protection integration
Website
Competitors
CrowdStrike Falcon
Broader portfolio with EDR/XDR focus; cloud-first architecture versus SentinelOne's device-first autonomous approach.
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Part of Microsoft ecosystem with tighter Windows integration; SentinelOne offers more advanced behavioral AI and cross-platform coverage.
Palo Alto Networks Cortex XDR
Comprehensive XDR platform with broader attack surface coverage; SentinelOne specializes in autonomous endpoint response with faster device-level decisions.
Sophos Intercept X
Strong SMB focus with managed services; SentinelOne targets enterprise scale with autonomous AI-driven response.
Why this matters: SentinelOne represents a significant shift in enterprise security toward autonomous, AI-driven threat response at the device level rather than cloud-dependent decision trees. As a publicly traded company (NYSE: S) with $1.9B+ total funding and aggressive M&A strategy (acquiring Scalyr, Attivo Networks, PingSafe, and Prompt Security), SentinelOne is reshaping the $15B+ endpoint security market by proving autonomous behavioral AI can match or exceed human-driven security operations at enterprise scale.
Best for: Enterprise organizations and mid-market companies needing autonomous, AI-driven endpoint protection that prevents, detects, and responds to threats without human intervention across large heterogeneous endpoint environments.
Use cases
Ransomware Prevention and Autonomous Response
Organizations deploy SentinelOne to autonomously detect and block ransomware attacks including fileless variants before they encrypt data. The behavioral AI engine identifies attack patterns in real-time while the instant rollback capability can revert affected systems to a safe state, reducing recovery time from days to minutes.
Unified Multi-Vector Threat Protection
Large enterprises consolidate endpoint protection, EDR, IoT security, and cloud workload protection into a single Singularity Platform, eliminating tool sprawl and providing unified visibility across all assets. This reduces alert fatigue and security team overhead while improving incident response speed.
Zero-Trust Endpoint Security at Scale
Distributed enterprises implement device-level autonomous decision-making through SentinelOne's single agent, reducing dependency on cloud connectivity and human analysts. The platform protects remote endpoints with consistent security posture regardless of network location, ideal for hybrid and remote-heavy organizations.
Unknown Threat Detection Without Signatures
Security teams use SentinelOne's behavioral AI to catch novel and zero-day attacks that signature-based tools miss. The heuristic model analyzes endpoint behavior patterns to identify anomalies indicative of attack, enabling protection against emerging threats before vendors can release signatures.
Alternatives
CrowdStrike Falcon
Broader integrated platform with threat intelligence and identity protection; choose if you need ecosystem integration with Crowdstrike's TIP and other modules.
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Best for organizations deeply invested in Microsoft ecosystem seeking tight Windows integration and bundled licensing; SentinelOne offers superior cross-platform and autonomous response capabilities.
Palo Alto Networks Cortex XDR
Choose if you need broader attack surface coverage including network and cloud; SentinelOne excels specifically in autonomous endpoint response and device-level decision-making.
FAQ
What does SentinelOne do? +
SentinelOne delivers the Singularity Platform, an AI-driven, unified endpoint security solution that prevents, detects, and autonomously responds to threats across endpoints, IoT devices, and cloud workloads. Using patented behavioral AI, the platform blocks known and unknown threats in real-time without relying on signatures, making autonomous security decisions at the device level while providing instant rollback capabilities to revert compromised systems to safe states.
How much does SentinelOne cost? +
SentinelOne uses per-endpoint annual subscription pricing starting at $69.99/endpoint/year for Singularity Core, scaling to $229.99/year for Singularity Commercial with advanced features. Enterprise deployments are custom quote-based. Volume discounts apply at 500+, 1000+, 5000+, and 10000+ endpoints, with multi-year agreements offering 15%+ savings. Additional modules like managed threat hunting are priced separately.
What are alternatives to SentinelOne? +
Key alternatives include CrowdStrike Falcon (broader integrated platform), Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (Windows-native, bundled licensing), Palo Alto Networks Cortex XDR (comprehensive XDR with broader attack surface), and Sophos Intercept X (strong SMB-focused solution). SentinelOne differentiates through autonomous device-level response and advanced behavioral AI.
Who uses SentinelOne? +
Enterprise organizations and mid-market companies across all industries seeking unified endpoint protection at scale. Named customers include Credit Agricole Italy, Autogrill, Prima Industrie Group, Natuzzi, SOMACIS, and Aston Martin. The platform protects millions of endpoints and trillions of dollars in enterprise value globally.
How does SentinelOne compare to CrowdStrike Falcon? +
Both are enterprise-grade endpoint security leaders, but differ in architecture and focus. SentinelOne emphasizes autonomous device-level decision-making and behavioral AI for immediate threat response, while CrowdStrike offers a broader integrated platform with threat intelligence and identity protection modules. SentinelOne may be preferable for organizations prioritizing autonomous response speed; CrowdStrike for those wanting ecosystem integration.
Tags
endpoint security
autonomous response
behavioral AI
EDR
XDR
threat prevention
cloud workload protection
ransomware defense
zero-trust
enterprise security