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ONE autonomous platform to prevent, detect, respond, and hunt. Do more, save time, secure your enterprise: sentinelone.com/request-demo/ 🐱‍💻
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    Aug 25
    At OneCon 2026, you will connect with the peers, engineers, and security leaders solving the same problems you are. But the fun and knowledge goes beyond networking. Here’s what else you have to look forward to: 🏆 Watch the Sentinels League. The world's best threat hunters
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    We're proud to support @OpenAI's call for collective action on cyber defense. Security must operate at machine speed. Our purpose is to give the advantage to those who secure our future. Read the open letter to see how the industry is uniting to build a safer future for humanity:
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    Aug 28
    Our CEO Tomer Weingarten joined Brian Sullivan on CNBC's The Exchange following SentinelOne's Q2 earnings to unpack the wave of frontier AI models that breached their own test environments and what it means for enterprises racing to secure AI agents. Catch the full interview
    SentinelOne CEO on Q2 results: Incredible demand for cybersecurity
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    Aug 27
    The AI security inflection point is here. In Q2 FY27, SentinelOne achieved triple-digit AI Security ARR Growth as global enterprises adopt AI runtime security across endpoints, cloud, data, and identities. Purple AI powers autonomous SOC detections, investigations, and responses
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    Aug 26
    New joint research from SentinelOne and @tenable finds a growing disconnect between vulnerability discovery, disclosure, and actual exploitation. The takeaway: nation-state and criminal actors are targeting vendors and susceptible points in the attack surface. 🧵👇 Research 👉
    Infographic of joint SentinelOne and Tenable Research. Key Takeaways
Two independent observation systems, Tenable exposure telemetry across thousands of customer containers and SentinelOne DFIR casework across 66 CVEs, converge 79% on the same vendor attack surfaces despite minimal CVE-level overlap.
Twelve CVEs in the combined dataset have confirmed multi-nexus attribution: state-sponsored and criminal actors independently exploiting the same vulnerability, across five nexus categories (China, Russia, DPRK, Iran, ransomware).
The exposure picture is flatter than the headlines suggest: Fortinet, the vendor most associated with edge-device attacks in the press, sits mid-pack on container-grain exposure (25%) — well behind F5 (54%) and in a tight 10-point band with Check Point, Ivanti, and Citrix.
54% of customer environments running F5 products have at least one exposed, actively-exploited CVE; Citrix customers show the slowest remediation patterns at 461 days median time to patch.
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