Integration Directory
Security

SentinelOne

SentinelOne is an autonomous cybersecurity platform that provides AI-powered prevention, detection, and response across endpoints, containers, and cloud workloads. Connecting SentinelOne to Harmony enables automated threat response, intelligent security operations, and seamless incident management for comprehensive endpoint protection.

Capabilities

  • Threat Detection: Monitor and respond to security threats across all endpoints
  • Device Monitoring: Track SentinelOne agent status and protection state
  • Real-Time Alerts: Receive and route security alerts to appropriate teams

What Harmony does with SentinelOne

Connecting SentinelOne puts live endpoint threat posture inside Harmony's single agent inventory, so teams see detected threats and device state without opening the SentinelOne console. Threat classifications, agent health, and isolation status sit alongside every other signal Harmony tracks. When an attack hits, teams can isolate the device or roll back changes from the same place they are already working.

Data synced

  • Detected threats with classification and severity
  • Agent status, version, and health indicators
  • Device isolation status and quarantined files
  • Security events and remediation action history

Actions available

  • Isolate an endpoint to contain an active attack
  • Trigger a scan or roll back changes made by malware or ransomware
  • Surface at-risk devices so teams can respond before impact spreads

Real-world use cases

Isolate on contact: SentinelOne detects ransomware on a workstation. Harmony surfaces the threat in Slack and the responder isolates the device before it encrypts shared drives.

Undo the damage: After a malware hit, the team triggers a rollback from Harmony to restore the endpoint to its pre-attack state without a console switch.

Healthy agents, everywhere: IT reviews SentinelOne agent health in Harmony to catch devices running outdated versions and fix them proactively.

FAQ

Bring SentinelOne endpoint threats, agent health, and device state into Harmony so teams can see and respond to risk without switching consoles. Connecting SentinelOne puts live endpoint threat posture inside Harmony's single agent inventory, so teams see detected threats and device state without opening the SentinelOne console.