Kyle Alspach is a Senior Editor, Cybersecurity, at CRN. He specializes in cybersecurity, tech, and software, with a focus on cyber attacks, data breaches, and information security strategies and regulations. Kyle's insights and analyses have been featured in VentureBeat, CRN, and Computing, among others.
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By: Kyle Alspach
SentinelOne’s massive push into AI agent security and autonomous SOC is driving strong differentiation for the vendor in an increasingly crowded market—and enabling massive opportunities for partners in services, solution provider executives tell CRN.
By: Kyle Alspach
SentinelOne’s progress in bringing autonomous, AI-powered security operations to thousands of customers is giving the company a major ‘technology edge’ over competitors—and is proving the real-world growth opportunities available to partners, SentinelOne CEO Tomer Weingarten tells CRN.
By: Kyle Alspach
The threat of attackers potentially exploiting a pair of critical-severity PHP vulnerabilities could persist for some time, even though the initial evidence of exploitation of the PHP2Shell flaws appears to be modest, according to a threat intelligence expert at GuidePoint Security.
With the debut of the new Singularity ASOC (autonomous Security Operations Center) platform, no other vendor of SentinelOne's size is ‘able to give you a complete, closed loop [system for] agentic investigation with one click of a button,' Weingarten tells CRN.
The arrival of ultra-powerful frontier AI models has rapidly dismantled practically all core assumptions of cybersecurity over the last year—requiring an equally massive shift in cyber defenses that can keep pace with the potential for autonomous cyberattacks and out-of-control agents, SentinelOne co-founder and CEO Tomer Weingarten said Wednesday.
SentinelOne's massive push into AI agent security and autonomous SOC is driving strong differentiation for the vendor in an increasingly crowded market—and enabling massive opportunities for partners in services, solution provider executives told CRN.
By: Kyle Alspach
SentinelOne's progress in bringing autonomous, AI-powered security operations to thousands of customers is giving the company a major ‘technology edge' over competitors—and is proving the real-world growth opportunities available to partners, SentinelOne CEO Tomer Weingarten tells CRN.
While CISA has confirmed exploitation of the critical-severity PHP vulnerabilities, the extent of successful attacks leveraging the flaws remains unclear.
By: Kyle Alspach
‘Network security is not just a mitigating control. It is the foundational mitigating control,' Brazil tells CRN.
By: Kyle Alspach
Corde, SentinelOne's chief product officer, tells CRN that conventional EDR (endpoint detection and response) tools are in many cases not able to
