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SentinelOne

SentinelOne is a cloud-based cybersecurity company specializing in endpoint protection. SentinelOne's primary offering is its Singularity platform that offers a single pane of glass for an enterprise to detect and respond to security threats attacking its IT infrastructure. The California-based firm was founded in 2013 and went public in 2021.www.sentinelone.com

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Sep 21, 2026

David ShipleyHOST
10:44
CyberScoop reports a growing chorus of experts pushing back on the doomsday framing that's followed months of frontier AI companies seemingly bragging about the crimes committed by their models.
David ShipleyHOST
10:55
Sentinel One's Juan Andres Guerrero-Saad says the frontier AI incidents deserve to be taken seriously.
David ShipleyHOST
11:03
However, cybersecurity is being used as an excuse for doomer arguments, he says.
David ShipleyHOST
11:09
He points out that as we've learned more about these incidents, they look less like a new threat category and more like negligence.
speaker_0HOST
0:00
good morning this is hacked daily it's monday the 21st of september and this is your daily brief top story number one north korea linked jade sleet has been tied to the breach of a smaller india-based i.t services provider using job interview lures and weaponized terraform files to compromise a devops engineer's mac and deploy the flat roof and roof deck back doors SentinelOne said the malware enabled browser data theft, remote access, persistence and lateral movement, with RoofDeck later updated to erase traces and evade detection.
speaker_0HOST
0:39
The case underscores how attackers are increasingly targeting developer endpoints and software supply chains to reach cloud systems, code repositories and high-value downstream victims.
speaker_0HOST
0:52
Top story number two.
Donnie BrassGUEST
7:23
And what we decided was, let's find those best of breeds partnerships and bring them to the MSP community in a way that allows them to more effectively execute on that security.
Donnie BrassGUEST
7:36
Because for example, SentinelOne was our choice for EDR partnership.
Donnie BrassGUEST
7:41
SentinelOne is by far and away, to me, one of the best EDRs on the market for many, many reasons.
Donnie BrassGUEST
7:48
But a lot of MSPs struggle with it because it's not always built for them, right? So the provisioning, the deployment, the onboarding, like all of that is able to be streamlined.
Donnie BrassGUEST
7:59
So the value that guards could bring on top of that came in that form.
Neal FreymanHOST
13:01
This week, cybersecurity stocks boomed after AI leaders pledged to slow down development of cutting edge models, citing the risk that the technology could become smarter than humans and bring down civilization.
Neal FreymanHOST
13:12
CrowdStrike and Palo Alto Networks, the two leaders in the field, have gained 17% and 10% respectively, while other players in the space like Okta, Zscaler, and SentinelOne also saw double digit gains.
Neal FreymanHOST
13:23
The bullish case is that facing unprecedented cyber threats, companies are now going to spend more to protect themselves, boosting the fortunes of the security firms.
Neal FreymanHOST
13:32
These stocks have been doing well for a while.
Kelly EvansHOST
27:04
All right.
Kelly EvansHOST
27:05
Yeah, it was SentinelOne.
Kelly EvansHOST
27:08
You know, I'm having a Friday.
Kelly EvansHOST
27:09
We were talking to Tomer Weingarten over there yesterday about this very thing.
Seema ModyCORRESPONDENT
42:59
The rally really widening this week beyond CrowdStrike and Palo Alto.
Seema ModyCORRESPONDENT
43:02
Names like Atlassian, Sentinel One gaining as well on this notion that if the AI labs, Leslie, decide that a third party is needed to oversee or provide the guardrails, cybersecurity could emerge as a winner.
Seema ModyCORRESPONDENT
43:13
Analysts are now already anticipating budgets for cybersecurity names to rise.
Seema ModyCORRESPONDENT
43:17
While the AI safety debate did take center stage at Dreamforce with both OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic CEO Daria Amadei speaking, Salesforce itself saw its stock decline about 3% this week, even after raising its 2030 revenue targets above consensus and unveiling AllForce that uses NVIDIA's open source model to bring Salesforce data into any interface.
Mark GardnerHOST
43:17
What are you buying and what are
Kai ChenPANELIST
43:18
you avoiding? You know what? I'm going to put on another cybersecurity stock, SentinelOne, right?
Mark GardnerHOST
43:25
so
Kai ChenPANELIST
43:26
yeah no it's it's a really interesting one and it's good technical setup because it's actually it's you know like all the other you got crowdstripe hello they are pumping they are going really well they are highs right um central one they do a lot of um obviously security um identity checks and all this stuff so they're actually pure play cyber security and a really easy ticket to remember as well it's just s yes that's
Melissa LeeHOST
40:07
And today, by the way, Bernstein downgraded a number of these based on exuberant valuations, is the word that they used.
Melissa LeeHOST
40:14
Palo Alto, Okta, SentinelOne.
Tim SeymourPANELIST
40:17
They're, they're all exuberant valuations.
Tim SeymourPANELIST
40:19
It's always been that case in cybersecurity, and you can't write a better script or a narrative right now for a backdrop in an environment where you should need these stocks.
Mike SantoliHOST
40:40
Maybe the ba- the bar is pretty high, uh, to continue to please investors.
Mike SantoliHOST
40:43
They brought down, uh, ratings on Palo Alto Networks, Okta, SentinelOne.
Mike SantoliHOST
40:47
So not really a fundamental story but more about maybe some crowding in that group.
Tanaya MacheelCORRESPONDENT
40:51
Yeah, I think that's a fair criticism except for the fact that we've been ignoring how important cyber is for the last two, three years as we've been excited about everything else AI can do.
Sarah LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:04
Independent German AI researcher Jonas Wiedermann-Mohler says he found evidence that rogue OpenAI agents hijacked two Hugging Face accounts as early as May 13th and used unusually formatted files to probe the service for weaknesses.
Sarah LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:19
SentinelOne researcher Tom Hegel and Sidney von Arx of the Nightingale Collective reviewed the evidence and said it matched the agent's known behavior.
Sarah LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:29
No one found evidence.
Sarah LaneSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
21:30
This caused a breach or was part of July's larger incident.

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