Portnox, a leading provider of zero trust access control solutions, announced a new integration with SentinelOne, a leader in endpoint protection and AI-powered security. This partnership combines Portnox’s cloud-native unified access control platform with SentinelOne’s autonomous endpoint security, enabling organizations to enforce dynamic, machine-speed access policies based on real-time threat detection and behavioral analysis.
The integration creates a powerful union between network access enforcement and endpoint protection. By harnessing SentinelOne’s AI-powered prevention, detection, and threat hunting, Portnox Cloud now delivers smarter, more precise access decisions — strengthening security at every connection. This allows organizations to automatically block or quarantine devices exhibiting suspicious behavior, effectively isolating threats before they can spread.
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“In today’s distributed IT environments, building a unified and responsive security stack is essential,” said Denny LeCompte, CEO at Portnox. “Following our recent integration with CrowdStrike, this partnership with SentinelOne is the latest step in our commitment to help customers build a robust security ecosystem. By combining Portnox Cloud’s granular access control with SentinelOne’s autonomous detection and response capabilities, organizations can now enforce zero trust principles not just faster—but smarter. This enables a new level of proactive, AI-driven defense that minimizes risk at every connection point.”
This integration is a key step in providing comprehensive ecosystem continuity. SentinelOne’s platform, with its AI-powered Storyline technology, is a core component of its behavioral AI engine that analyzes endpoint activity to identify and respond to threats automatically. Portnox Cloud acts as the network enforcement engine in a broader SentinelOne-centric security stack. The combined solution creates a complete zero trust enforcement triangle: SentinelOne protects endpoints and identities, while Portnox ensures only trusted devices can connect to critical networks and applications.
Source: PRNewswire