SentinelOneFor AWS
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AWS Benefits
Hosted in AWS regions around the globe, SentinelOne delivers intuitive, real-time protection, detection, and response which spans user endpoints, cloud workloads, and IoT devices.

SentinelOneAchieves AWSSecurityCompetency Status
- Public Sector
- Security Software Competency
Storyline:
Connects the Dots Automatically
Storyline observes all concurrent processes within all major operating systems and cloud workloads, connects the dots, and builds context.
Distributed intelligence watches each Storyline to drive instantaneous protection against advanced attacks. Respond and recover in 1-click to unwind unauthorized changes.
Enterprise-gradeEDR for VMs andContainers
Runtime detection and response for workloads running in AWS cloud instances, containers, and Kubernetes clusters, to protect against zero-days and other attacks.
Persistent, correlated EDR telemetry with AWS cloud metadata delivers forensic visibility into workloads to fuel data analytics, customized active response, and MITRE ATT&CK threat hunting.
DevOps Friendly
A single, no-sidecar agent protects the Kubernetes worker, all its pods, and all their containers.
Auto-deployed and auto-scaling agent fits easily into existing DevOps provisioning and maintenance, maintaining workload stability by not tainting kernels.
Seamless Integration
with AWS Services
Flexible API-driven integration with AWS security services like AWS Security Hub and Amazon Inspector. Consolidate visibility of vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and prioritize alerts across AWS infrastructure.
Optimized for
Any Workload
Deploy on 13 varieties of Linux, including Amazon Linux 2, Windows Server, and Kubernetes across x86 and AWS Graviton ARM architectures.
SentinelOne agents seamlessly protect applications, workloads and data in:
- Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2)
- Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (EKS)
- Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS)
- Amazon Simple Storage Service (S3)
Modern Cybersecurity For Modern Enterprises
Learn how to secure your containerized apps with SentinelOne and AWS