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How important is Machine
Learning for endpoint security?
Machine Learning or Artificial Intelligence
(AI) is very important for endpoint security.
If you think about it, a machine works at
machine speed, processing of data is fast
and the decision-making aspect of it is also
fast. When it comes to next-generation
cybersecurity, traditional on-premise
signature database protection models are
ineffective and lack administrator visibility.
Most traditional and next-gen approaches
rely on scanning files to detect attacks,
which makes them extremely vulnerable to
new attack techniques. The shortcomings
of other products are especially relevant to
today’s live and fileless attacks.
The on-agent AI detection engines allow
SentinelOne to autonomously detect and
respond to malicious behaviour immediately,
offering machine speed responses such as
on-agent remediation and rollback.
To adequately defend the business and
adopt cloud, containers, IoT and more,
organisations need dynamic Artificial
Intelligence-driven (AI) next-generation
endpoint protection platforms that defend
every endpoint against all types of attacks,
at every stage in the threat lifecycle without
the need for human intervention.
Why is minimal dwell time so
important and how does your
technology address this?
In our opinion, there is no such thing as
minimal or maximal dwell time, all the talk
is about keeping a breach dwell time under
200 days instead of the average 285 days
are pointless. If an attack takes place and is
not detected before it is launched, we lost.
We address this challenge by not accepting
any dwell time scenarios. Detection
and response are done in real-time.
SentinelOne’s patented technology links
all behaviours and indexes all activities into
a storyline on the agent, in real-time. Our
analysts can hunt faster, focusing on what
matters, instead of wasting time looking for
the needle in the stack. Malicious attempts
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