Cybersecurity firm SentinelOne Inc. today launched the SentinelOne Singularity Security DataLake, a cloud-native security data platform solution that provides a comprehensive view of data across security ecosystems.

Announced at the RSA Conference 2023 in San Francisco, Singularity Security DataLake is designed to enable organizations to uncover threats quickly and respond to them in a real-time, intelligent and cost-efficient manner. The platform offers endpoint detection and response and threat-hunting capabilities for all enterprise data.

With the release, SentinelOne seeks to address the common problem in organizations with security data spread across multiple-point solutions and only visible in their unique formats. It’s argued that the spread of data makes it difficult and sometimes impossible to detect and respond to threats effectively. This is where the SentinelOne Singularity Security DataLake step in, with a solution that combines active orchestration and automation to deliver insights into security ecosystems.

Singularity Security DataLake ingests any structured or unstructured data from any product or source and fuses it with endpoint, workload and user data to provide a cohesive view in one place. The service leverages SentinelOne’s existing integrations with key network, firewall, email and identity providers, including Armorblox Inc., Aruba Netowkrs Inc., Azure AD, Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., Cisco Systems Inc., Darktrace Ltd., Extrahop Networks Inc., Fortinet Inc., Mimecast Ltd., Netskope Inc., Okta Inc., Palo Alto Networks Inc., Proofpoint Inc. and Zscaler Inc. It allows organizations to aggregate data from, and act through, third-party firewalls, remote network access or identity systems.

It’s 2023, so most new company releases involve artificial intelligence in some shape or form, and SentinelOne is no exception. With Singularity Security DataLake, SentinelOne has introduced new AI-powered anomaly detection capabilities that proactively identify anomalies and stop attacks by eliminating the need for manual analysis.

The new service is said to reduce data costs by 30% by enabling organizations to retain all of their data for longer durations and achieve better visibility and compliance. It does so while keeping existing security information and event workflows. Speed is also a core consideration in the release. SentinelOne says Singularity Security DataLake delivers up to 10 times faster results than traditional SIEM offerings.

“Centralized visibility is the key to effective cybersecurity operations,” Tomer Weingarten, chief executive officer of SentinelOne, said ahead of the product’s announcement. “With the SentinelOne Singularity Security DataLake, organizations can clearly see data across the enterprise and easily interact with it to drive informed actions that protect their most critical assets. The future of security will be driven by the power of data analytics and the endless applications that can be enabled on top of it.”

The announcement of the Singularity Security DataLake comes a day after the company announced that it was adding generative AI to its cyberthreat detection platform. The new threat-hunting platform allows security professionals to ask complex questions and run operational commands in natural language to get the insights they need to spot attacks faster.

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