SentinelOne,
the autonomous endpoint protection company, today released its
Nexus Embedded AI software development kit (SDK), enabling organizations
to prevent malicious threats from entering non-endpoint attack surfaces.
The SDK embeds SentinelOne's Static AI engine to provide real-time
threat prevention. The Static AI engine is consistently ranked in the
top VT engines and third party tests for efficacy and lowest FPs.
The SDK's portable technology can be leveraged to protect and scan all
traffic in cloud services like email and web gateways, CASBs, file sync
and share services, traditional file servers, USB scanning kiosks,
medical devices, SCADA/ICS instances, containers and many more use cases.
"Our Static AI engine is an amazingly effective tool in preventing
malicious attacks pre-execution and is the driver enabling this SDK to
extend our next-gen protection far beyond traditional endpoints," said
Daniel Bernard, VP of Business Development, SentinelOne. "Cyber
criminals are taking advantage of any entry way possible, and by
releasing this SDK we aim to utilize our static protection capabilities
to secure a greater number of enterprise attack surfaces - especially in
protecting critical cloud services and workloads."
SentinelOne's SDK functions completely without internet or cloud
connectivity in air-gapped and isolated environments. The SDK's output
is not only a benign, malicious and suspicious classification, but also
indicators of compromise (IOCs) to explain the classification. This
enables operators to better understand why the SentinelOne platform
deemed the file as a threat.
Compatible SDK file formats include: portable executables, PDFs, legacy
Microsoft Office Suite and new Microsoft Office Suite file formats.
SentinelOne's SDK can be embedded in high throughput applications such
as email gateways and file sharing systems.
By applying machine learning and AI, SentinelOne
Endpoint Protection Platform (EPP) proactively protects
organizations from advanced threats, as well as detects and remediates
fully automatically.