Pain points
Risk is moving beyond the endpoint
Employees are adopting AI, identities are targeted for credential abuse, and cloud environments change constantly. Endpoint protection alone cannot address every adjacent risk.
More point tools can create more complexity
Solving every new problem with another disconnected product can add consoles, workflows, and operational overhead instead of simplifying security.
Security teams need clearer priorities
Unknown assets, growing vulnerability backlogs, cloud exposure, and limited forensic context can make it harder to know where to focus time and remediation effort.
Differentiated outcomes
Extend protection where risk is growing
The Expansion Offerings give teams focused ways to address new attack surfaces without turning every need into a platform replacement.
- Add protection for AI, cloud, identity, network, vulnerability, and forensic workflows
- Use standalone options where appropriate or attach capabilities to an existing SentinelOne deployment
- Expand coverage as security needs evolve
Start with the problem, not the product catalog
Choose the Expansion Offering that maps to the customer's immediate security gap, prove the value, and expand from there.
- Govern AI use when Shadow AI and data exposure are the concern
- Improve visibility when cloud, identity, asset, or vulnerability risk is the problem
- Add deeper investigation capability when incident evidence is needed
Build broader security value without rebuilding the core stack
The Expansion Offerings create a practical path to extend SentinelOne into adjacent security workflows while reducing unnecessary operational complexity.
- Reuse shared telemetry and the existing agent footprint where applicable
- Consolidate adjacent security workflows around a familiar platform
- Create natural attach and expansion opportunities around real customer needs
Expansion offerings value
Protect new attack surfaces
Add focused controls for AI adoption and cloud environments where risk can grow quickly beyond traditional endpoint security.
- Prompt Security for Employees: Govern employee AI use and reduce sensitive-data exposure
- Prompt Security for AI Code Assistants: Protect code, secrets, and AI-assisted developer workflows
- Cloud Native Security Foundations: Gain agentless visibility into cloud assets, posture, exposure, and compliance risk
- Cloud Native Security Pro: Prioritize exploitable cloud risk across code, workloads, containers, and runtime
See and prioritize the risks that matter
Improve visibility into identity exposure, unknown assets, and endpoint vulnerabilities so teams can focus remediation where it matters most.
- Singularity Identity Security: Reduce identity exposure and help disrupt credential-based attacks and lateral movement
- Singularity Network Discovery: Find unmanaged, rogue, IoT, and unknown assets across the network
- Singularity Vulnerability Management: Prioritize endpoint vulnerabilities using exploitability, threat, and asset context
Investigate incidents with deeper endpoint evidence
RemoteOps Forensics extends investigation depth by collecting endpoint evidence remotely alongside SentinelOne telemetry.
- Collect forensic evidence without deploying a separate forensic workflow
- Use the Complete agent and Data Lake where applicable to support investigation
- Give response teams more context for faster, deeper incident analysis
Expand the SentinelOne foundation instead of starting over
The Expansion Offerings provide modular capabilities that can attach to SentinelOne or operate independently where appropriate. This gives customers a flexible path to solve adjacent security problems while keeping the broader security architecture simpler.
- Build on the Singularity platform, shared telemetry, and existing agent footprint where applicable
- Add standalone AI and cloud controls where EDR is not required
- Connect identity, asset, vulnerability, cloud, and forensic context around the security problems that matter now
FAQs
What are the SentinelOne Expansion Offerings?
The SentinelOne Expansion Offerings are eight focused security capabilities that extend protection beyond endpoint detection and response. They address AI usage, cloud environments, identity exposure, network visibility, vulnerability risk, and digital forensics so teams can add the capability that matches the problem they need to solve.
Which Expansion Offerings are available?
Customers can choose from SentinelOne Prompt Security for Employees, Prompt Security for AI Code Assistants, Cloud Native Security Foundations, Cloud Native Security Pro, Singularity Identity Security, Singularity Network Discovery, Singularity Vulnerability Management, and RemoteOps Forensics.
Do all SentinelOne Expansion Offerings require Singularity Complete?
No. Prompt Security and Cloud Native Security don't require EDR. Singularity Identity Security can also be sold without Complete, with additional capabilities available when paired with Complete. Network Discovery, Vulnerability Management, and RemoteOps Forensics require Complete. Confirm current packaging and prerequisites before purchase.
How should organizations choose the right Expansion Offering?
Start with the security gap rather than the product name. Identify whether the immediate need is AI governance, cloud posture and runtime risk, identity protection, network asset visibility, vulnerability prioritization, or incident forensics, then select the capability that addresses that problem.
Who are the SentinelOne Expansion Offerings designed for?
They are designed for MSP partners and internal IT and security teams that want to extend protection into adjacent security areas without rebuilding their core stack. They are especially relevant for organizations already using or evaluating SentinelOne and for teams looking for focused standalone AI or cloud capabilities.
How do the Expansion Offerings fit with the broader ConnectWise security portfolio?
The Expansion Offerings are an expansion layer. They help address specific customer problems beyond endpoint protection and can complement existing SentinelOne, ConnectWise Managed EDR, SIEM, and future managed-security motions. These capabilities are self-managed by the MSP or customer today, rather than ConnectWise SOC-managed services.