SentinelOne's Ric Smith shares how Purple AI, built on Amazon Bedrock, helps security teams handle increasing threat volumes while facing budget constraints and talent shortages.

Topics Include:

• Introduction of Ric Smith, President of Product Technology and Operations
• SentinelOne overview: cybersecurity company focused on endpoint and data security
• Customer range: small businesses to Fortune 10 companies
• Products protect endpoints, cloud environments, and provide enterprise observability
• Ric oversees 65% of company operations
• Purple AI launched on AWS Bedrock
• Purple AI helps security teams become more efficient and productive
• Security teams face budget constraints and talent shortages
• Purple AI helps teams manage increasing alert volumes
• Top security challenge: increased malware variants through AI
• AI enables more convincing spear-phishing attempts
• Identity breaches through social engineering are increasing
• Voice deepfakes used to bypass security protocols
• Future threats: autonomous AI agents conducting orchestrated attacks
• SentinelOne helps with productivity and advanced detection capabilities
• SentinelOne primarily deployed on AWS infrastructure
• Using SageMaker and Bedrock for AI capabilities
• Best practice: find partners for AI training and deployment
• Customer insight: Purple AI made teams more confident and creative
• AI frees security teams from constant anxiety
• SentinelOne's hyper-automation handles cascading remediation tasks
• Multiple operational modes: fully automated or human-in-the-loop
• Agent-to-agent interactions expected within 24 months
• Common misconception: generative AI is infallible
• AI helps with "blank slate problem" providing starting frameworks
• AI content still requires human personalization and review
• AWS partnership provides cost efficiency and governance benefits

Participants:

· Ric Smith – President – Product, Technology and Operations, SentinelOne

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