K-12 schools are the most popular targets of ransomware, compromising the privacy of thousands every year. SentinelOne protects faculty, students, and staff whether they’re learning on campus or from home.
Threats, Anywhere
SentinelOne adapts to your changing endpoint, cloud, and identity-based attack surfaces and beyond to protect remote endpoints and users from advanced attacks in real time, with or without a network connection. With the unified and autonomous Sentinel Agent, you can preempt threats before any downstream impact to your district.
Gain confidence in your defenses with one intuitive platform for broader visibility, better context, and faster response across even the most diverse ecosystem of endpoint, cloud, and identity.
Autonomous Action
Detect and remediate attacks at the endpoint, from ATMs and PoS to data centers, in real time and without human intervention.
Attack Surface Reduction
Gain enterprise visibility and control of IoT & IP-enabled devices—known and unknown—and exposures in your Active Directory & Azure AD assets.
Confidence in Compliance
Keep your data and systems in line with common standards like GLBA, PCI DSS, and GDPR.
Hybrid & Cloud Protection
Secure your migration or transition to the cloud with runtime EDR for VMs and containers, on-prem or in AWS, Azure, and GCP.
Automated Recovery
Get ahead of ransomware with automatic or one-click remediation and rollback policies.
Organizations around the world rely on Xcitium’s innovative solutions to help bring zero-trust posture from their endpoints to their cloud, under a single pane of glass.
Review weekly proof of our zero trust containment protection. New malware and ransomware always start their lives as Unknowns. That’s why detection-based products miss these detection and allow breaches to occur. Review weekly proof of our zero trust containment here.
of active devices with potential malicious activity (in-containment)
of active devices on known good state (no unknowns)
of active devices with infection or breach
of the unknown that turn out to be malware
