CyberArk and SentinelOne have formed a strategic partnership to integrate CyberArk’s Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM) with SentinelOne’s Singularity XDR platform.

The collaboration enhances endpoint security by combining privilege management with advanced threat detection and response capabilities.

Background: Who is CyberArk?

CyberArk is a leader in identity security, specializing in privileged access management (PAM). The company’s solutions secure privileged credentials, enforce least privilege policies, and protect against identity-based threats.

CyberArk’s Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM) plays a key role in reducing security risks by:

• Removing standing administrative rights
• Enforcing application controls
• Enabling policy-based privilege elevation

Background: Who is SentinelOne?

SentinelOne provides AI-driven endpoint detection and response (EDR) and extended detection and response (XDR) solutions. Its Singularity platform integrates autonomous threat detection, response, and remediation, protecting endpoints, cloud workloads, and identity assets.

SentinelOne’s AI models analyze behavioral data to detect anomalies and automate security operations, helping organizations stay ahead of cyber threats.

The Integration

By integrating CyberArk’s Endpoint Privilege Manager (EPM) with SentinelOne’s Singularity XDR platform, organizations can now enforce least privilege policies while maintaining real-time threat detection and response.

Key Benefits of the Integration

• Privilege Enforcement & Threat Detection
  • CyberArk enforces least privilege policies and removes standing administrative rights.
  • SentinelOne continuously monitors endpoint activity, analyzing user behavior and process execution to detect threats.
• Data Exchange for Enhanced Visibility
  • The integration enables bidirectional data sharing, allowing CyberArk to provide privileged access context to SentinelOne.
  • This results in more accurate threat detection and faster response times.
• Automated Threat Response
  • When SentinelOne detects high-risk events such as privilege escalation or credential misuse, it can trigger automated actions in CyberArk.
  • Actions include revoking access, terminating processes, or isolating compromised endpoints to contain threats.
• Context-Aware Investigations
  • Security teams gain deeper visibility by correlating privileged access events with endpoint security data.
  • This integration streamlines investigations, reducing mean time to detect (MTTD) and mean time to respond (MTTR).

Analysis

This partnership strengthens both companies’ competitive positioning in the cybersecurity landscape. 

For CyberArk, the collaboration extends its privileged access management capabilities by incorporating real-time endpoint telemetry, providing greater visibility into credential misuse. 

For SentinelOne, integrating CyberArk’s privilege management enhances its XDR platform’s ability to detect and contain identity-driven attacks.

From a market perspective, this partnership differentiates CyberArk and SentinelOne from standalone PAM or EDR solutions, positioning them against identity threat detection and response (ITDR) platforms. As organizations seek integrated identity and endpoint security, this collaboration aligns well with market demand.

The CyberArk-SentinelOne integration provides a powerful security advantage by bridging privileged access management with endpoint threat detection. The combined solution enables proactive risk mitigation, faster incident response, and improved operational efficiency, helping organizations stay ahead of evolving cyber threats.

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