Meet the Mandate.
Advance the Mission.

Yes. SentinelOne holds FedRAMP High authorization, the highest impact level, covering EDR, AI SIEM, CNAPP, Purple AI, Hyperautomation and Wayfinder TDR. The platform is hosted on AWS GovCloud (US) and appears on CISA's Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation (CDM) Approved Product List. Agencies can request access to the FedRAMP Security Package directly through SentinelOne's Trust Center.

OMB M-26-14 directs federal agencies to improve logging and visibility across five capability pillars, and it rates maturity by the lowest-scoring pillar rather than an average. A single weak capability caps an agency's overall rating. SentinelOne advances all five on one platform: asset visibility, log collection, retention, and analytics run on the same data lake, so agencies are not coordinating separate tools, teams, and project plans to raise one score.

Yes. SentinelOne supports three deployment configurations: Cloud SaaS via AWS GovCloud, On-Premises in agency-controlled data centers, and Air-Gapped for environments isolated from external connections. Each configuration delivers the same autonomous detection and response capabilities, ensuring no gaps in protection regardless of infrastructure constraints.

The Singularity Platform is aligned with NIST SP 800-53 Rev 5 controls and supports zero trust architecture mandates outlined in EO 14028, M-26-14, and EO 14144. Automated policy enforcement, continuous telemetry across every surface, and identity threat detection reduce compliance overhead while maintaining the audit-ready posture agencies require.

Most federal security stacks are fragmented: separate tools for endpoint, cloud, and SIEM that generate noise and require manual investigation. SentinelOne consolidates all three into the Singularity Platform, powered by proprietary Autonomous Security Intelligence (ASI). The result is faster detection, fewer alert backlogs, and less analyst burden, with 100% detection accuracy in MITRE ATT&CK Evaluations and six consecutive years as a Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader. Agencies get one authorized platform, not a collection of point solutions.