SentinelOne began early access for Singularity Agentic Detection and Response (ADR) on Oct. 21; the product lets organizations locate AI agents and detect or stop activity that is unintended or malicious.
The service is intended to help users oversee agents’ activity. It can detect or stop actions described as unintended or malicious.
“AI Security has to cover everything AI touches: the surfaces it runs on, the models behind it, and now the agents acting on its behalf,” said Tomer Weingarten, SentinelOne’s co-founder and CEO.
SentinelOne expanded Wayfinder Frontier AI Services in Sept. with code-risk analysis, compromise assessment and malware analysis. Those capabilities were in private preview at the time.
SentinelOne’s launch follows CrowdStrike’s Sept. 1 introduction of Falcon Guardian, which gives users controls over AI agents. CrowdStrike said the AI gateway remained in pre-beta, with general availability expected in Q4.
