Silverfort and SentinelOne team up on identity security play

Identity security company Silverfort and SentinelOne have inked a deal to secure human, AI agent and non-human identities (NHIs).

The partnership aims to bring together runtime security across identities, endpoints, cloud workloads and AI applications to protect against identity attacks. 

By aligning Silverfort’s runtime Identity Security with SentinelOne’s AI-powered Singularity security, the companies intend to establish a unified, real-time control plane to connect identity and endpoint intelligence into a single decision fabric, enabling real-time enforcement actions across both endpoint and identity domains. 

Additional key aspects of the joint solution and partnership include AI-powered threat detection and response, enabling correlation of endpoint and identity signals during real-time execution; autonomous security posture, enabling organisations to autonomously block identity-based threats at runtime; and simplified deployment and management, with joint customers benefitting from a security architecture that centralises identity security enforcement.

“By unifying runtime identity enforcement with autonomous AI Security, we are helping organisations stop identity-driven attacks before damage occurs and preparing them to secure the next generation of AI-powered environments," said Ron Rasin, chief strategy officer at Silverfort.

"Together, this joint solution enables organisations to secure their entire environment from a single platform, consistently across both cloud and on-premises environments,” he continued.

“By joining forces with Silverfort, we’re moving beyond traditional boundaries to create a security ecosystem that is truly autonomous," SentinelOne’s SVP of global strategic partnerships and initiatives, Melissa K. Smith,

“We want to take the guesswork out of identity protection. Together, we’re delivering a level of visibility and real-time enforcement that neither identity nor endpoint tools could achieve alone, ensuring our customers remain resilient in an increasingly complex threat landscape."