Bought on its own, detection is a stream of alarms handed to whoever picks up the phone. Every line stocked in this aisle arrives with the reading attached: an agent that understands behaviour, a layer stitching that onto everything else running, and an engineer at Fortify 24x7 who rules on what happens next.
A detection tool and detection itself are two separate purchases. The tool throws alarms. The job is working out which of them matter, at whichever hour they land, with enough around them to be certain. Every line stocked here includes that job, worked by Fortify 24x7 engineers, because a firm left reading its own alarms has bought itself a hobby.
The agent judges behaviour instead of matching names. It spots a process spawning something peculiar, tearing through a long row of files at speed, or striking up a conversation with somewhere it has never spoken to before. That judgement keeps going with the cable out, which is what a laptop somewhere in a departure lounge needs, and what the box behind the counter needs too.
Level one watches, then advises. Level two widens the circle of what gets read together, so mail traffic, network logs and sign in records are weighed beside whatever the agent reports. Level three adds hands: isolation and undoing, carried out by machine and reviewed afterwards by a person.
Take level three where none of your people are awake to act on advice at four on a Sunday. Take level one where somebody is, and where you would sooner a human signed off each containment. Node lines stand apart because a node is counted differently, not because it gets less.
Each price here is read out of billing when the page opens. Whatever you write on sits waiting on the order form, so nothing is lost by reading first and buying afterwards.
The agent judges how software behaves on the computer itself instead of ticking names off a list. Where something begins encrypting, hoarding, or reaching somewhere with no business being reached, an analyst at our desk picks it up and says plainly what to do next.
| Catalog no | No. 1101 |
|---|---|
| Covers | Workstations and servers, whether Windows, macOS or Linux |
| Stocked for | Any business whose first sign of trouble would otherwise be a locked screen |
| Packed by | SentinelOne, operated and watched by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each protected endpoint |
Same watching, broader view. Fluency reads mail traffic, network logs and sign in records beside whatever the agent reports, so a strange login here and a peculiar process there stop being two loose curiosities nobody ever puts together.
| Catalog no | No. 1102 |
|---|---|
| Covers | Endpoints, together with the identity, mail and network sources already in place |
| Stocked for | Firms living all day inside a Google or Microsoft tenant |
| Packed by | SentinelOne with Fluency correlation, run by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each protected endpoint |
The broad view, this time with hands. Any machine crossing the confidence line gets pulled off the network and set back as it was, all of that happening while the case is still being read. It counts most in the hours when none of your people are at a desk.
| Catalog no | No. 1103 |
|---|---|
| Covers | Windows, macOS and Linux, with containment wherever the platform permits it |
| Stocked for | Firms with nobody on call at three in the morning |
| Packed by | SentinelOne response tier, operated by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each protected endpoint |
The watching line for container hosts. Nodes are tallied apart from laptops because the agent behaves differently there, and counting them among the endpoints would put a quiet lie in your invoice.
| Catalog no | No. 1104 |
|---|---|
| Covers | Kubernetes worker nodes |
| Stocked for | Firms running a cluster with no platform team watching over it |
| Packed by | SentinelOne node agent, operated by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each Kubernetes node |
Node level watching with the same broadened view as the endpoint line above it, so cluster activity is read beside sign in and network records instead of in a window of its own that nobody keeps open.
| Catalog no | No. 1105 |
|---|---|
| Covers | Kubernetes worker nodes plus your identity, mail and network sources |
| Stocked for | Businesses whose cluster and office estate should be read together |
| Packed by | SentinelOne node agent with Fluency correlation, run by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each Kubernetes node |
The node line with containment turned on. A workload that convicts gets cut away rather than left running until somebody wakes, reads a message and decides to do something.
| Catalog no | No. 1106 |
|---|---|
| Covers | Kubernetes worker nodes, with containment where the platform allows it |
| Stocked for | Businesses whose cluster serves customers while nobody is watching it |
| Packed by | SentinelOne node response tier, operated by Fortify 24x7 |
| Checked out by | Each Kubernetes node |
Six lines, set out at their edges, so whatever else you need is visible now instead of a fortnight from now.
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