Endpoint Security

Every SentinelOne threat, autonomously resolved.

Simbian AI agents natively integrate with SentinelOne Singularity to autonomously triage, investigate, and respond to endpoint threats. Around the clock, no playbooks, no SOC alert fatigue.

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SentinelOne Singularity
Threat Detection · Malicious
Alert
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AI SOC Agent
Investigates · reasons · decides
Analyzing
Context Lake™
Cross-platform enrichment
Enriching
Security
SIEM · EDR · IAM · TI
Non-Security
CMDB · HR · Cloud
Response Actions
Autonomous · policy-governed
Executing
Quarantine file Disconnect from network Rollback endpoint

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Automated SentinelOne Alert Triage and Endpoint Response

Simbian agents use the full SentinelOne API — from alert ingestion and Deep Visibility queries to network quarantine and threat remediation across your endpoint fleet.

Automated Alert Triage

Simbian continuously ingests SentinelOne threats and applies contextual reasoning to classify true and false positives — eliminating manual triage queues.

Network Quarantine & Containment

Instantly quarantine compromised agents through SentinelOne's network isolation API, cutting off lateral movement before it spreads.

Deep Visibility Investigation

Autonomously run Deep Visibility queries to trace process trees, file modifications, and network connections — reconstructing the full attack timeline.

STIX-Enriched Threat Context

Enrich every SentinelOne threat with STIX-formatted indicators, adding external intelligence context that accelerates confidence in every verdict.

Bi-Directional Threat Actions

Fetch threats, update analyst verdicts, initiate rollback, add indicators to blocklists, and mark threats as resolved — all directly through the SentinelOne API.

Cross-Platform Correlation

Correlate SentinelOne findings with SIEM logs, identity provider data, and threat intelligence to give every endpoint alert the context of a full investigation.

Use AI to Automate SentinelOne Threats

Most SOC teams spend 80% of their time on alerts that turn out to be false positives. Simbian closes them in seconds.

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CHAOTIC ALERT STREAMSONE PRECISE ACTION
Customer story · Large telecom

A telecom drowning in alerts. An MDR built for fewer of them.

A large telecom tried four ways to fix alert response — in-house SOC, MSSP, SOAR automation, and SentinelOne Vigilance MDR. Each one solved one problem and exposed another.

What the telecom tried, and what it cost them
01
In-house SOC

Couldn't scale with alert volume

Built and staffed their own SOC. Analysts had context but not capacity — thousands of alerts a day, 24/7 gaps, burnout.

The gap

Depth without scale.

02
MSSP outsourcing

Scaled, but lost the context

Shifted to an MSSP for 24/7 coverage. Volume was handled, but analysts didn't know the environment — assets, users, what mattered.

The gap

Coverage without context.

03
SOAR & automation

Automated the wrong half of the job

SOAR playbooks handled repetitive work fast — but every alert that didn't match went back to the analyst queue. Edge cases multiplied.

The gap

Speed without judgment.

04
SentinelOne Vigilance MDR

Custom care didn't survive contact with scale

Moved to Vigilance MDR for managed analyst support. Coverage was solid, but notes came back near-identical and responses came back generic.

The gap

Managed analysts without personalization.

The pattern underneath every attempt

Volume and depth: pick one.

DEPTH PER ALERTALERT VOLUME HANDLEDHighLowLowHighWhat the telecomactually needed01 In-house02 MSSP03 SOAR04 Vigilance

Every model landed somewhere on this trade-off — never in the corner where alerts get both volume coverage and senior-analyst depth.

What changed once they closed the gap
~95%
Automation rate on Vigilance alerts
10x
Reduction in MTTR
0
Generic, copy-paste responses

Four Steps to Autonomous Endpoint Defense with SentinelOne

From API key to autonomous containment, Simbian handles your endpoint security lifecycle without playbooks or manual handoffs.

01

Connect

Simbian connects to your SentinelOne Singularity console via API token authentication. No endpoint agents to deploy, no infrastructure changes required.

02

Monitor

AI agents watch SentinelOne threats, behavioral indicators, and Deep Visibility telemetry continuously — covering every protected endpoint around the clock.

03

Investigate

For every threat, Simbian runs Deep Visibility queries to trace process lineage, correlates with external threat intelligence, and builds a full attack narrative autonomously.

04

Respond

Execute network quarantine, initiate remediation or rollback, add IOCs to the SentinelOne blocklist, and update threat status — directly through the Singularity API.

Real Threats. Autonomous Outcomes.

See how Simbian and SentinelOne work together across the most critical endpoint scenarios facing enterprise SOC teams.

Ransomware Response

Quarantine and Roll Back Ransomware Attacks

When SentinelOne detects ransomware activity, Simbian immediately quarantines the agent, identifies lateral movement paths via Deep Visibility, and initiates rollback to restore encrypted files — all before an analyst opens the console.

Living-off-the-Land

Detect and Stop Living-off-the-Land Attacks

SentinelOne behavioral AI flags suspicious use of legitimate tools like PowerShell or WMI. Simbian traces the full process tree through Deep Visibility, correlates with identity and network context, and contains the threat if confirmed malicious.

Supply Chain

Investigate Suspicious Software Installations

A SentinelOne alert fires on a newly installed application exhibiting anomalous behavior. Simbian queries file hash reputation, traces the installer origin, checks for similar activity across the fleet, and delivers a risk assessment with containment options.

More Endpoint Integrations

Simbian connects to every major endpoint security platform. Mix and match across your existing security stack.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Simbian AI agents autonomously triage every SentinelOne threat — running Deep Visibility queries, correlating with threat intelligence, and executing containment without playbooks or manual review. Automated alert triage runs continuously, covering every endpoint in your Singularity console.

AI investigates every SentinelOne threat the moment it fires, classifies it with contextual evidence, and resolves false positives automatically. Simbian handles up to 92% of alerts autonomously, which eliminates the security alert fatigue that builds when SOC teams manually review high-volume endpoint detections.

No, for the majority of threat types. Simbian replaces EDR-specific playbooks and automated response rules with reasoning-based AI that adapts to each threat individually. No STAR rules or static automation to maintain — it functions as a playbook alternative that handles novel attacks without updates.

Under 10 minutes. Simbian connects via SentinelOne's REST API using an API token from your management console — no agents to deploy, no network changes required. The AI SOC starts ingesting threats immediately after authentication.

No. Simbian works alongside SentinelOne, not instead of it. Singularity remains your endpoint detection and response platform — Simbian adds an AI SOC analyst layer that autonomously triages, investigates, and contains threats. Your team keeps full control through policy guardrails and escalation rules.

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