SentinelOne Delivers End-to-End AI Security from Data to Runtime

Key Terms

data security posture management technical

Data security posture management is an ongoing process that finds, tracks and fixes where sensitive information lives and how well it is protected across an organization’s systems. Think of it as a security checklist for a house—locking doors, checking windows and noting fragile items—so investors can judge how well a company reduces the risk of costly breaches, regulatory fines, or operational interruptions that can hurt revenue and reputation.

cloud infrastructure posture management technical

A set of tools and practices that continuously checks a company’s cloud systems for insecure settings, compliance gaps, and other risks, then flags or fixes problems before they cause breaches or outages. Think of it as a home inspector and alarm system for a company’s online infrastructure; it matters to investors because weak cloud controls can lead to data theft, service interruptions, regulatory fines and reputational damage that hit revenue and valuation.

cspm technical

Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) are software tools and services that continuously scan a company's cloud infrastructure to find misconfigurations, insecure settings, and compliance gaps—think of them as an automated home inspector for a firm's cloud systems. Investors care because weak cloud security can lead to data breaches, regulatory fines and unexpected costs that hurt profits and reputation, while robust CSPM reduces those risks and helps protect long-term value.

ai security posture management technical

AI security posture management is the ongoing process of finding, measuring and fixing security and safety gaps in artificial intelligence systems—like a home-security suite that watches doors, windows and cameras to spot vulnerabilities. It matters to investors because poor AI security can lead to data breaches, regulatory fines, downtime or loss of customer trust, while good posture reduces operational risk and protects a technology’s value and competitive edge.

runtime workload protection technical

Runtime workload protection is a security layer that watches and defends running software components—such as cloud applications, containers, or virtual machines—against attacks, misconfigurations, and suspicious behavior while they are active. It matters to investors because it helps prevent service disruptions, data breaches, and costly compliance fines by reducing the chance that a live application is compromised, similar to having a trained guard monitor a factory floor to stop problems before they spread.

genai technical

Generative AI (genai) is a type of artificial intelligence designed to create new content, such as text, images, or music, that resembles human-produced work. It matters to investors because it has the potential to transform industries by automating tasks, enhancing creativity, and enabling new products and services, which can influence company performance and market opportunities.

New Data Security Capabilities Advance Unified Platform Approach to Securing the Full AI Lifecycle

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- SentinelOne® (NYSE: S), the AI-native security leader, today announced the expansion of its AI Security Platform with new Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) capabilities designed to secure artificial intelligence (AI) systems from data ingestion through runtime execution. As a result, organizations can embrace AI adoption while ensuring they meet privacy and regulatory requirements, derisk data leakage concerns, and empower AI-driven innovation and automation with confidence.

As AI usage moves from experimentation into widespread production, enterprises are facing a new category of risk that directly impacts business velocity, trust, and regulatory exposure. AI systems are increasingly embedded across data, cloud infrastructure, and production workflows, expanding the attack surface. This new AI reality requires a holistic, end to end approach that protects data, infrastructure, and runtime as a single, unified system.

SentinelOne’s new DSPM capabilities serve as the first mile of AI security, helping organizations prevent sensitive or high risk data from ever entering AI pipelines – addressing irreversible risks such as data memorization and pipeline poisoning before training begins.

They build upon SentinelOne’s cloud infrastructure posture management (CSPM), AI security posture management (AI-SPM), runtime workload protection, as well as employee GenAI security and agent security, to create the most complete AI Security platform in the market.

This unified approach allows security teams to trace risk across the full lifecycle, prevent lateral movement from data to model logic, and protect AI systems as they operate in real world environments.

“As AI systems become more powerful and more autonomous, security must evolve to match that reality,” said Gregor Stewart, Chief AI Officer at SentinelOne. “AI security is not a point problem. It is a lifecycle problem. Data security is the first mile, but true protection requires securing everything AI is built on, from data and infrastructure to runtime behavior.”

Additional information

• SentinelOne’s New AI Security Platform Blog
• Secure employee GenAI usage
• Secure Homegrown AI Applications
• AI Code Assistants with End-to-End Security
• Secure agents & AI Governance
• SentinelOne acquires Prompt Security

About SentinelOne

SentinelOne is a leading AI-powered cybersecurity platform. Built on the first unified Data Lake, SentinelOne empowers the world to run securely by creating intelligent, data-driven systems that think for themselves, stay ahead of complexity and risk, and evolve on their own. Leading organizations—including Fortune 10, Fortune 500, and Global 2000 companies, as well as prominent governments— trust SentinelOne to Secure Tomorrow™. Learn more at sentinelone.com.

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