Network Security

Mothers of SentinelOne Balance Cybersecurity & Parenthood

At SentinelOne, we recognize that motherhood brings a wealth of skills that are invaluable in the workplace. From unparalleled multitasking abilities to innovative problem-solving and empathetic leadership, mothers contribute significantly to our company’s success. However, studies from around the world reveal that mothers often shoulder a disproportionate share of the household’s mental load, managing tasks […]

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Insider Risk Revisited: Espionage, Encryption & Economics

In recent months, two high-profile incidents—one in the private sector and one within the U.S. government—have challenged long-standing assumptions about trust, access, and oversight. The Rippling-Deel espionage case and the U.S. government’s “Signalgate” leak highlight how encrypted tools, remote work, and economic stressors have resurfaced longstanding vulnerabilities to insider activity. These incidents did not rely

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Protection Against Local Upgrade Technique Described in Aon Research

A research team at SentinelOne’s partner, Aon (Stroz Friedberg) published research this week that discussed a local bypass technique that had the potential to impact SentinelOne’s Windows agent. These researchers first contacted SentinelOne in mid-January 2025 to share the issue. Upon being contacted by Stroz’s researchers, we immediately issued an update that prevents such techniques

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DragonForce Ransomware Gang | From Hacktivists to High Street Extortionists

In recent weeks, the DragonForce ransomware group has been targeting UK retailers in a series of coordinated attacks causing major service disruptions. Prominent retailers such as Harrods, Marks and Spencer, and the Co-Op have all reported ongoing incidents affecting payment systems, inventory, payroll and other critical business functions. DragonForce has previously been attributed for a

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 18

The Good | FBI Shares 42,000 Phishing Domains After LabHost PhaaS Platform Takedown Since dismantling one of the world’s largest phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) platforms, the FBI has shared 42,000 domains tied to it, helping cyber defenders identify IoCs and enhance their detection capabilities. Source: BleepingComputer LabHost operated from November 2021 until April 2024 and offered phishing

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Understanding Threat Vectors in Using Amazon SageMaker AI

AWS SageMaker Studio is a comprehensive, integrated environment for building, training, and deploying machine learning (ML) models. It provides an intuitive interface that streamlines the ML lifecycle, enabling data scientists and developers to work more efficiently. Within SageMaker Studio, Jupyter Notebooks and JupyterLab serve as powerful tools for interactive coding, data exploration, and experimentation. JupyterLab,

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SentinelOne Sets a New Standard | Truly AI-Driven & Unified Cloud Security

Organizations everywhere are racing to move faster in the cloud, but the surge in distributed applications, multi-cloud footprints, patchworked tools and AI-powered attacks across every surface has created a perfect storm for security teams. As high-profile breaches continue to make headlines and security professionals continue to struggle with visibility gaps and overwhelming alerts, it’s clear

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly in Cybersecurity – Week 16

The Good | CVE & CWE Programs Receive Funding from CISA to Ensure Continued Operation Up until a few days ago, the global cybersecurity community was bracing for widespread disruption – U.S. government funding for the Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVE) and Common Weakness Enumeration (CWE) programs was set to expire on April 16, 2025.

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