SentinelOne Pricing Packages: Core, Control, and Complete

SentinelOne Core Offering

Singularity Cloud

Singularity Cloud is SentinelOne’s cloud-based security solution. It provides organizations with visibility and control over their cloud environments. This includes protection for cloud workloads, containers, and serverless applications.

Singularity Cloud leverages artificial intelligence to monitor and analyze data from the cloud environment. It can detect anomalies and potential threats, enabling organizations to respond quickly to security incidents. Furthermore, it provides automated remediation capabilities, which can help to minimize the impact of breaches if they occur.

In addition to its security capabilities, the Singularity Cloud also offers management features including asset discovery and inventory, vulnerability management, and compliance reporting.

Singularity Platform

Singularity Platform is SentinelOne’s flagship offering. It is an endpoint security platform that provides protection against a range of threats, including malware, ransomware, and zero-day exploits.

The Singularity Platform is built on SentinelOne’s patented Behavioral AI technology. This enables it to detect and respond to threats based on their behavior, rather than relying on signature-based detection methods. This approach allows the Singularity Platform to identify and block threats even if they do not match a known attack pattern.

The Singularity Platform provides a unified management console that provides visibility into organizational endpoints. It can be used to secure large organizations with a distributed network of devices.

Singularity Identity

Singularity Identity is an identity threat detection and response solution. It provides organizations with the ability to detect and respond to identity-based threats, such as credential theft, privilege escalation, and lateral movement.

Singularity Identity uses artificial intelligence to analyze and correlate data from a variety of sources, including network traffic, user behavior, and system events. This enables it to identify suspicious activity that may indicate an identity-based attack.

Once a threat has been detected, the solution can take automated action to mitigate the risk. This includes actions such as revoking access privileges, resetting passwords, or even isolating affected systems. This helps to prevent breaches before they can cause damage.

Singularity XDR

Singularity XDR is an extended detection and response solution. It combines the capabilities of the Singularity Platform and Singularity Identity. By integrating these solutions, Singularity XDR can detect and respond to a wide range of threats, from malware and ransomware to insider threats and account takeovers.

A key feature of Singularity XDR is its ability to correlate data from different sources, allowing it to detect complex threats that might otherwise go unnoticed. This helps defend against sophisticated threats. Singularity XDR also provides automated, real-time response capabilities.

SentinelOne Pricing Structure

SentinelOne’s pricing model is built on a per-device, per-year basis. This means that the cost largely depends on the number of devices you want to protect and the duration you want the protection for.

The per-device, per-year pricing model allows businesses to predict their annual cybersecurity costs. You can scale up or down based on your needs and budget, which is useful if your business experiences seasonal fluctuations or is rapidly growing.

The following additional factors can impact SentinelOne pricing:

• The type of device: For instance, protecting a server might cost more than protecting a workstation.
• Discounts for time commitment: Longer subscriptions come with discounts that can significantly reduce the per-device cost.

Additional features or services: SentinelOne offers several add-ons, like threat hunting and remediation services, which are included in higher tiers and increase the overall cost.

SentinelOne Plans and Pricing

SentinelOne offers three different plans: Singularity Core, Singularity Control, and Singularity Complete. SentinelOne does not publicize its pricing; the pricing listed below was reported by TrustRadius.

Singularity Core

Singularity Core is the most basic plan offered by SentinelOne. It provides basic security features, suitable for small businesses or individuals.

With Singularity Core, you get access to SentinelOne’s core security features, including AI-driven threat detection and response and ActiveEDR technology, which allows you to monitor and control network activities.

Package price: $6 / agent / month

Singularity Control

Singularity Control is a more advanced plan that includes everything in Singularity Core, plus additional security and control features. This plan is designed for businesses that need more granular control over their cybersecurity.

Singularity Control also provides access to SentinelOne’s threat intelligence tools. This includes threat hunting and investigation capabilities, and SentinelOne’s IoT discovery and control features, which allow you to secure and manage connected devices.

Package price: $8 / agent / month

Singularity Complete

Singularity Complete is SentinelOne’s highest tier. It includes everything in Singularity Core and Singularity Control, plus XDR and identity protection and access to SentinelOne’s 24/7 threat hunting service.

Package price: $12 / agent / month

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Cynet 360: The Ultimate SentinelOne Alternative

Cynet 360 AutoXDR is an autonomous breach protection platform that works in three levels, providing XDR, SOAR capabilities, and 24/7 MDR in one unified solution. Cynet natively integrates these three services into an end to end platform that fully automates many protection and response tasks.

Cynet’s XDR layer includes the following capabilities:

• Endpoint protection—multilayered protection against malware, ransomware, exploits and fileless attacks.
• Network protection—protecting against scanning attacks, MITM, lateral movement and data exfiltration. 
• User protection—preset behavior rules coupled with dynamic behavior profiling to detect malicious anomalies.
• Deception—wide array of network, user, file decoys to lure advanced attackers into revealing their hidden presence.

Cynet 360 provides cutting edge EDR capabilities:

• Advanced endpoint threat detection—full visibility and predicts how an attacker might operate, based on continuous monitoring of endpoints and behavioral analysis.
• Investigation and validation—search and review historic or current incident data on endpoints, investigate threats, and validate alerts. This allows you to confirm the threat before responding to it, reducing dwell-time and performing faster remediation.
• Rapid deployment and response—deploy across thousands of endpoints within two hours. You can then use it to perform automatic or manual remediation of threats on the endpoints, disrupt malicious activity and minimize damage caused by attacks.

In addition, Cynet 360 provides the following endpoint protection capabilities:

• NGAV—providing automated prevention and termination of malware, exploits, Macros, LOLBins, and malicious scripts with machine learning based analysis.
• User Behavioral Analytics (UBA)—detecting and preventing attacks using compromised credentials through the use of behavioral baselines and signatures.
• Deception technology—planting fake credentials, files and connections to lure and trap attackers, mitigating damage and providing the opportunity to learn from attacker activity.
• Monitoring and control—providing asset management, vulnerability assessments and application control with continuous monitoring and log collection.
• Response orchestration—providing manual and automated remediation for files, users, hosts and networks customized with user-created scripts.

Learn more about the Cynet 360 security platform.