Armorblox Announces the Integration of its Cloud-Delivered Email Security Platform with SentinelOne Singularity XDR

By AIT News Desk On Sep 30, 2022

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Armorblox announced the integration of its cloud-delivered email security platform with SentinelOne Singularity XDR to protect businesses against socially engineered targeted attacks. Tight integration between XDR and email security allows Security Operations (SecOps) teams to deepen threat investigations and accelerate responses to business email compromise, financial fraud, and sensitive data loss.

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“BEC attacks resulted in $43B of exposed losses between June 2016 and December 2021 as reported by the FBI. That’s 64 times worse than the losses due to ransomware attacks,” said DJ Sampath, Co-founder and CEO at Armorblox. “Thanks to the deep integration between Armorblox and SentinelOne products, we are able to successfully detect, investigate, and respond to the most sophisticated email-based attacks for our joint customers.”

According to the recently published 2022 email security threat report by Armorblox, BEC attacks targeting organizations increased by 74% in 2021. Most modern-day threats propagate in multiple stages across multiple infrastructures. It is more important than ever for SecOps teams to receive actionable insights from their technology stack, including email and endpoints.

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Armorblox’s natural language understanding (NLU) threat prevention offers insights on indicators of compromise that are detected in email services. SentinelOne unifies prevention, detection, and response in a single autonomous platform, driven by patented machine learning and intelligent automation. With the integration of two platforms, enterprises can now prevent attacks, investigate hidden threats, and respond across critical security infrastructures including email and endpoints.

“Attackers are utilizing known vulnerabilities to compromise enterprise networks at a rapid pace,” said Raj Rajamani, Chief Product Officer, SentinelOne. “Our integration with Armorblox helps enterprises improve their security posture and minimize enterprise risk by improving detection with email intelligence, investigating threats by correlating incidents between email and endpoints, and automating response to file-based threats. With fewer tools, enterprises can better fortify and protect against every edge of the network.

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