Stamus, a global innovator of Network Detection and Response (NDR) systems, and SentinelOne, a leader in AI-native security, announced the next phase of their partnership to deliver comprehensive go-to-market initiatives to better address network security challenges through AI-enabled detection and response.
Security teams are challenged by alert fatigue, false positives, and an ever-expanding attack surface. As organizations invest heavily in AI-enabled security information and event management (SIEM) systems and develop custom large language model applications for security operations, a critical gap has emerged: AI systems are only as effective as the data they use.
By combining Stamus’ high-confidence network threat intelligence with SentinelOne’s native AI platform, this integration addresses these challenges and gives defenders complete attack visibility across the network, logs, and endpoints. Clear NDR provides evidence-based network threat detection and telemetry that gives AI systems the complete network behavioral context needed to understand the full attack scenario. As a result, security teams are able to significantly reduce mean time to response (MTTR).
“Organizations are discovering that their considerable investments in AI security are operating without complete visibility,” said Eric Leblond , co-founder and CTO of Stamus Networks. “The Clear NDR solution fills this critical gap by providing a significant amount of security-first network intelligence and strengthening AI safety through holistic network situational awareness. This expanded partnership with SentinelOne supercharges customers’ existing investments in Purple AI and Singularity, providing their AI with our security-focused, pre-processed, contextualized, and AI-optimized network intelligence, not just data.”
This integration aligns with SentinelOne’s broader ecosystem strategy and enhances the Singularity ™ platform with enriched network threat data from Clear NDR. This shared intelligence improves signal fidelity and contextual awareness within the Singularity platform, solidifying SentinelOne as a powerful native AI-enabled platform where telemetry from across the security stack is leveraged for comprehensive, real-time AI threat detection and response.
“Understanding and managing threats at the network level are critical aspects of cyber resilience,” said Melissa K. Smith , Senior Vice President, Global Strategic Partnerships & Initiatives at SentinelOne. “Expanding our partnership with Stamus Networks will help security teams proactively identify sophisticated threats by combining best-in-class network intelligence with SentinelOne’s AI-enabled detection and response. Our technology partnership with Stamus exemplifies our shared commitment to delivering intelligent, connected security ecosystems, enabling customers to continue to stay on top of today’s pressing threats.”
This joint partnership offers several key benefits:
Unified Threat Visibility : Correlate network behavioral data directly with telemetry and log data from endpoints, cloud, identity, and generative AI for comprehensive attack surface monitoring.
Improved signal fidelity : Significantly reduced false positives through highly reliable network intelligence combined with AI-powered analysis and human-level reasoning.
Accelerated threat detection : Faster identification of lateral movement, credential abuse, and sophisticated multi-stage attacks.
Connected Security Ecosystems : Seamless integration empowers SentinelOne as the leading AI-enabled platform where telemetry data from across the environment is aggregated for accurate, real-time threat detection and response.
