Singularity™ Application Control
Singularity Application Control decides what's allowed to execute on every managed endpoint, blocking ransomware and unapproved software before they run. No new agent required.
Prevention
Nothing is trusted to run by default. Policy-based allowlisting blocks unauthorized applications before they execute. Blocklisting adds a second layer against known bad software.
Block execution by publisher, path, hash, or process
Combine allowlisting and blocklisting in a single policy
Catch living-off-the-land techniques like launching PowerShell from Word
Deployment
Application Control runs inside the SentinelOne agent you already have deployed. No separate tool. No second console to log into.
Zero additional infrastructure to stand up
Policy and telemetry live in the console your team already uses
Bulk rule import via CSV for enterprise-scale rollout
Validation
Monitor mode is Zero Trust applied safely. Teams see exactly what would be blocked before a single rule goes live.
Audit impact before enforcing, with no risk to production apps
Every process-creation event gets a verdict, even in monitor mode
Default allowlist covers core OS and SentinelOne binaries out of the box
Resilience
Purpose-built for OT, fixed-function, and compliance-mandated environments where traditional EDR wasn't designed to enforce lockdown.
Locks critical systems to their intended function so nothing else runs
Supports the allowlisting control required by CMMC, NIST, and the ASD Essential Eight
Logs every rule change with who made it and when
Use Cases
Drop the legacy allowlisting tool and its second console without losing the control that kept it around.
Results
Detection accuracy in MITRE ATT&CK® Evaluations, with 88% less noise than median
Named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Endpoint Protection
Would recommend for EDR and EPP on Gartner® Peer Insights™
Success Stories
"SentinelOne’s single platform for prevention, detection, and response has been a game changer for us. Having a centralized system to monitor threats in real time has saved us valuable time and resources."
Brian Fulmer
“The fact that we have all that data in one platform that we can quickly analyze and make decisions is a real game changer for us.”
Mark Carter
“SentinelOne caught an incident that every other tool missed. That gave us confidence.”
Alex Tabares
Why SentinelOne?
Platform Integration
Application Control runs inside the same agent and console as EDR. Enforcement and detection telemetry stay unified, no exporting data or switching tools.
Every allowed, monitored, and blocked decision lands in the same process-creation timeline as every other endpoint event.
One platform unifying security data across endpoints, cloud, and identity. Application Control's enforcement data feeds into that same unified view.
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