Yes, SentinelOne has the capability to detect and prevent supply chain attacks. This is achieved through a combination of advanced features and technologies.
One of the key features is the use of advanced AI algorithms to detect and neutralize threats in real-time. This includes Static AI for pre-execution and Behavioral AI for on-execution, covering many attack vectors. SentinelOne’s platform is designed to reduce the dwell time of an attack to near zero by offering automated response features like alerting, killing processes, quarantining files, and even rolling back an attack to restore data.
In terms of supply chain attacks specifically, SentinelOne has demonstrated its effectiveness in real-world scenarios. For instance, it detected an ongoing supply chain attack targeting customers of the VoIP IPBX software development company, 3CX. The trojanized installers were prevented from running and led to an immediate default quarantine.
Furthermore, SentinelOne’s platform maps its threat detection and response to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, providing context and tactical guidance that is aligned with industry standards. This includes the ability to detect and respond to supply chain attacks.
In addition, SentinelOne recommends performing due diligence on all suppliers and partners to ensure that they have good security practices in place, regularly auditing and reviewing the security of the supply chain, and implementing robust security controls throughout the organization.
In summary, SentinelOne’s advanced AI-driven technology, automated response features, and adherence to industry standards, combined with recommended best practices, provide a robust defense against supply chain attacks.