Eliminate blind spots, uncover hidden threats, and automate response with SentinelOne and Stamus Networks
The SOC visibility triad with network + endpoint detection and response threat and evidentiary data feeding into the Singularity Data Lake for centralized correlation, analysis, and automation
The increasing complexity of IT environments, fueled by IoT, cloud, and BYOD, has exposed significant gaps in endpoint-only security. Many organizations struggle to achieve comprehensive visibility and threat detection, particularly in agentless environments like IoT/OT networks, BYOD settings, or cloud infrastructure.
Challenges remain. These environments present unique obstacles to traditional security controls. Enterprises need solutions that offer visibility and threat detection in these agentless spaces.
NDR solutions that analyze network traffic to uncover serious threats and unauthorized activity in these environments are a vital countermeasures.
Stamus Security Platform’s Declarations of Compromise (DoC) identify serious and imminent threats with extreme accuracy. These ultra-high-confidence events identify threats on an asset and can be used to trigger a fully automated response. In this use case, the DoC integrates with Singularity Endpoint – using a webhook message – to notify the endpoint user and disconnect the endpoint involved in the threat detection. A similar detection called Declaration of Policy Violation or DoPV applies the same confident ‘declaration’ to a set of organization-specific policies and can also be used to disconnect an endpoint.
By leveraging the Stamus Security Platform’s automated response, security teams can significantly enhance their efficiency and effectiveness in responding to threats.
Stamus Security Platform (SSP) analyzes real-time network traffic, uses multiple mechanisms to detect threats, gathers metadata, then sends logs to Singularity Data Lake for use in its extended detection and response (XDR) application. Stamus Security Platform records all protocol transactions and generates verbose flow records. These are maintained independently as well as automatically correlated with the security events and included in the event logs. Users of SentinelOne Singularity Platform then can apply Purple AI for advanced analytics.
This integration enables threat hunters, incident responders and other security practitioners who use SentinelOne Singularity Platform to derive valuable insights from the rich network data provided by SSP to more effectively do their job.
