SentinelOne® launches Threat Hunting for WatchTower and WatchTower Pro

New machine learning and advanced behavioural threat-hunting capabilities in managed threat-hunting services empower security teams to defend against threats in real time.

  • Wednesday, 31st January 2024 Posted 2 years ago in by Phil Alsop

Organisations today face a relentless pace of sophisticated cyber attacks that they must be able to swiftly detect and neutralise to keep their assets and infrastructure safe. But many lack the time and resources to pull this off. To help them, SentinelOne has announced the general availability of new threat-hunting capabilities in its WatchTower and WatchTower Pro managed threat-hunting services specifically designed to support security teams in anticipating and countering threats across the enterprise with machine speed and efficiency.

“Limited visibility into potential security breaches and increases in the volume and intricacy of attacks have significantly expanded the risk exposure of businesses, and there is a critical shortage of skilled security professionals to mitigate it,” said Brian Hussey, Vice President, Threat Hunting and DFIR, SentinelOne. “With the expanded threat-hunting capabilities now available as part of WatchTower and WatchTower Pro, customers can tap into SentinelOne’s unparalleled threat intelligence and leverage our security experts to quickly overcome these challenges and keep their business secure.”

Adapting to the modern threat landscape

As part of the comprehensive managed security services offered by SentinelOne, WatchTower delivers intelligence-driven threat hunting, backed by expert human analysis, to identify emergent attackers and maximise threat visibility across every part of the business. The expanded capabilities launched today provide for:

• 24/7 real-time threat hunting

• Anomalous and suspicious behaviour detection

• Expanded coverage against known and emergent threats

• Access to WatchTower’s in-house threat intelligence library, including behavioural hunting queries, indicators of compromise and more.

Leveraging these capabilities, security teams can gain the visibility, insights and expert support needed to proactively drive security and improve their risk posture.

“SentinelOne guarantees that an incident or suspicious behaviour is reviewed and responded to within the least possible amount of time,” said Bruno Cunha, Cybersecurity Lead at Stingray. “And everything works perfectly whenever we need to perform any investigation, or respond to an event.”

The expanded threat-hunting capabilities within WatchTower and WatchTower Pro are available today, and customers and managed security service providers (MSSPs) can begin leveraging them to stay prepared and responsive in the face of modern threats.

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