SentinelOne is an AI-powered endpoint security platform that combines EPP, EDR, and XDR into a single solution. It prevents, detects, and stops attacks such as malware, ransomware, and zero-day threats—in real time and without waiting for signature updates.
That last point is what makes the difference. Traditional antivirus recognizes what is already known. SentinelOne, on the other hand, looks at behavior: what a process is actually doing on the machine. A brand-new ransomware variant looks different in a signature database, but it behaves the same way when it starts encrypting files.
Rollback – the most noticeable feature
When SentinelOne detects an attack, the platform can automatically isolate the device from the network and then restore the system to its pre-attack state.
For anyone who has ever dealt with a ransomware outbreak, that alone is reason enough. The difference between restoring a device in minutes versus rebuilding it from a backup isn't just about time; it's about how many other machines are affected in the meantime.
Why organizations choose SentinelOne
Protection against threats that don't even have a name yet. Behavioral analysis works even against attacks that have never been seen before.
Automated response. Isolation and remediation happen at machine speed, not at the pace of someone reading an alert.
Post-attack recovery. Rollback returns the system to a healthy state.
Traceable incident history. You can trace the entire attack chain after the fact—what happened, in what order, and what was stopped. This is valuable both for internal investigations and for answering questions from management, insurance companies, or regulatory authorities.
Scales across many environments. Centralized policy and threat management make the platform manageable even for MSPs with many customers.
SentinelOne features
EPP – preventative protection. Blocking known and unknown malware before it executes.
EDR – endpoint detection and response. Behavioral analysis that identifies attacks early in the chain.
XDR – broader correlation. Signals from more sources than just endpoints are aggregated.
Automated isolation. Affected devices are disconnected from the network without manual intervention.
Rollback and recovery. Systems are restored to their pre-attack state.
Centralized policy management. Rules and exceptions are managed for the entire environment from a single location.
In-depth threat analysis. Detailed review of attack sequences and actions taken.
What SentinelOne does that the others don't
We deploy multiple security platforms, and they solve different tasks even when they look similar at a glance.
SentinelOne's unique feature is its autonomy on the device itself. The platform makes decisions and acts on its own the moment something happens, without waiting for a human, and can also roll back the damage afterward. It provides a level of depth at the endpoint that no other tool in our portfolio matches.
If you want human analysis on top of the technology, there is Huntress. If you want an overview of identities, email, and user risk, there is Guardz. If you want to restrict what is allowed to run at all, there is ThreatLocker. They do not exclude each other.
Multisourcing – our strategy as a distributor
We have deliberately chosen to carry multiple vendors in each area instead of representing just one. That is the foundation of how we build our portfolio.
The reason is simple: a distributor with only one brand can only recommend that brand. We don't need to push you into SentinelOne if ThreatLocker, Huntress, or Guardz solves your problem better – we carry them too.
This provides a practical advantage that is easy to overlook: you can switch products without switching partners. If a vendor raises their prices, changes their packaging, or gets acquired, the alternatives are already here with us, with the same contracting party, the same support, and the same point of contact.
We are a distributor, not a reseller
MSP Nordics distributes SentinelOne in the Nordics. We assist you with licensing, policy setup, and deployment – as well as the part that is most often underestimated: configuring exclusions so that the protection doesn't interfere with business-critical applications.
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Frequently asked questions about SentinelOne
How much does SentinelOne cost?
Licensing is per protected endpoint, with different tiers depending on whether you want EPP, EDR, or full XDR functionality. Get in touch and we will provide a quote for your environment.
Does SentinelOne replace our antivirus?
Yes. SentinelOne is built to be the primary endpoint protection and does not need to run in parallel with traditional antivirus.
Can we combine SentinelOne with your other security products?
Yes, and that is common. SentinelOne covers the endpoint, ThreatLocker restricts what is allowed to run, Guardz monitors identities and email, and Huntress adds human analysis. We help you determine which layers are justified.
Does it work on servers and in cloud environments?
Yes, in addition to clients, it also protects servers and cloud-based workloads.
How long does a deployment take?
The agent deployment itself is fast. Expect a few weeks before policies and exclusions are fine-tuned for your environment.
Can we use it for multiple customers?
Yes. The platform is built to manage many separate environments, making it well-suited for MSP operations.
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