SentinelOne, the autonomous endpoint protection company, today announced the availability of the next generation of its server and workload protection offering. The new product, purpose-built for containers, including managed or unmanaged Kubernetes systems, delivers SentinelOne's patented Behavioral AI and autonomous response capabilities across all major Linux platforms, physical and virtual, cloud-native workloads, and containers, providing prevention, detection, response, and hunting for today and tomorrow's cyber threats. This includes malicious files and live attacks across cloud-native and containerized environments, offering advanced response options and autonomous remediation.

Today's critical business infrastructures are powered by and reside in the cloud, often as containerized workloads. While many of today's endpoint protection platform (EPP) and endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools rely on the cloud for detection, today's tools are not optimized to protect the rapidly proliferating cloud attack surface. SentinelOne's new server and workload protection is purpose-built for containerized workloads as well as deployments on traditional servers in the cloud and in private data centers. The solution provides full visibility and response capabilities across these infrastructures, enabling enterprises to minimize risk. This is achieved by providing visibility, context, automation, and response for dynamic cloud workloads. SentinelOne's next-generation layered security approach provides flexibility for the various workloads and architectures found in today's enterprises.

"As organizations increasingly turn to cloud-native architectures, their perimeter - as well as their attack surface - expands to the cloud," said Tomer Weingarten, Co-founder and CEO, SentinelOne. "These workloads require the same level of monitoring, provisioning, and protection as any other device on the corporate network. SentinelOne's server and workload protection solves this common frustration by providing visibility, protection, and context into what's happening across each and every cloud workload, container, and virtual machine on the network, and more importantly, real-time protection from attacks."

"As our business moves to the cloud, we can't afford for the friction of today's cloud security tools to get in the way of productivity," said Zack Moody, Global Head of Cybersecurity and Privacy, AVX. "It is critical for us to maintain a complete and unified view of our security across each and every workload. SentinelOne's ability to tell us what we're running and where, and also protect us, is essential to our cloud adoption."

SentinelOne's server and workload protection is infrastructure agnostic and can be deployed either in containers themselves, or in the machines that host them, in servers or in the cloud.