Cybersecurity for Small Business

Singularity Control is the SentinelOne Endpoint Protection Platform (EPP) solution with advanced features for endpoint security management. This includes all of our foundational EPP (Singularity Core) capabilities plus device control of USB and Bluetooth/BLE peripherals, firewall control for network connectivity to and from devices, and remote shell.

• Singularity Core is an Endpoint Protection Platform (EPP) to replace legacy or next-gen antivirus.
• Singularity Control is an EPP solution with advanced features for endpoint security management, such as firewall and device controls and remote shell.
• Singularity Complete provides best-in-breed EPP and EDR capabilities in one platform, management console, and agent. It is designed for organizations seeking enterprise-grade prevention, detection, and response scalable across the organization.

No, Singularity Control is not an EDR solution. Control is an Endpoint Protection Platform (EPP) solution with advanced features for endpoint security management. To learn more about SentinelOne’s EDR + EPP offering, please visit our Singularity Complete webpage.

Microsoft Windows, Mac OS  and Linux are all supported.

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For the best results, It is recommended to remove other antivirus or EDR solutions from the devices that will be used to trial SentinelOne Singularity Control.

The 30 day free trial of Singularity Control is designed for evaluation of product features and functionality. It is recommended to use the trial in a non-production environment.

SentinelOne Singularity Platform is cloud based.

The SentinelOne agent offers manual and automated threat response options for Windows, Mac, and Linux. These include network isolation, file quarantine, process termination, and system remediation. Additionally, Windows systems have a rollback feature to revert changes made by threats.

The SentinelOne agent uses a combination of advanced technologies, including AI, machine learning, and behavioral analytics, to detect threats. It continuously monitors process behavior, analyzes data patterns, performs static file analysis for known malware signatures, and leverages threat intelligence feeds. This comprehensive approach allows for real-time detection and automated remediation of both known and unknown threats.

• Windows: Dual-core CPU, 2 GB RAM, 3 GB free disk space, and 10% of disk space for VSS snapshots.
• Mac: 1 GHz dual-core CPU, 2 GB RAM, and 2 GB free disk space.
• Linux: 2 GHz dual-core CPU, 4 GB RAM, and 3 GB available in /opt/sentinelone. Ensure the endpoint meets the Linux distro’s minimum disk space and partition requirements.

• MSI Installer: Ideal for network deployment and integration with system management software, allowing for customization and silent installation, suitable for large-scale corporate environments.
• EXE Installer: Recommended for most users from version 22.1 and above, easier to install, includes additional tools like SentinelCleaner, and provides a more interactive installation process, suitable for individual users or smaller environments.

Once approved for the 30 day free trial you can refer to your ‘welcome email’ for all the links to support your trial experience.