How do AI and SentinelOne protect your IT infrastructure against advanced threats?

Every year, cyber threats become more sophisticated, exploiting zero-day vulnerabilities, bypassing traditional protections, and silently infiltrating information systems. These attacks exploit complex vulnerabilities and require advanced defenses.

The most common attack methods today:

• Ultra-fast ransomware (Ryuk, BlackCat, LockBit) capable of encrypting a network in minutes.
• Advanced persistent threats (APTs), which infiltrate systems for months before being detected.
• Fileless malware attacks that exploit RAM to avoid detection.

> In the face of these threats, static cybersecurity is insufficient.

The solution? Protection based on Artificial Intelligence, combining SentinelOne EDR and SIEM for a proactive response.

A zero-day is an unknown and unpatched vulnerability that is exploited before a fix is available. Traditional solutions based on signature databases fail to detect them.

Why is SentinelOne succeeding?

• Static and dynamic behavioral analysis: EDR analyzes each process and binary BEFORE execution (static AI) and DURING execution (dynamic AI).
• Correlation with the MITRE ATT&CK database: Any suspicious action (e.g., writing to critical files, memory injection, abnormal API calls) is compared to known attack techniques.
• Detection of fileless malware: Unlike traditional antivirus software, SentinelOne also blocks memory attacks and PowerShell abuse, which are often used by hackers.

💡 Concrete example: Ransomware encrypts files at high speed. EDR detects this abnormal activity and immediately isolates the terminal, stopping the attack before it spreads.

An EDR alone protects endpoints (workstations, servers, VMs, containers), but it does not see the entire IT system. A SIEM allows these alerts to be centralized and correlated with other security events.

Benefits of EDR + SIEM:

• EDR identifies and stops the local threat, but SIEM analyzes whether the attack has other entry points.
• Lateral movement detection: An EDR alert can reveal an attempt to elevate privileges on Active Directory, visible only in SIEM logs.
• Automation and Threat Intelligence: SIEM enriches logs with external data (CTI, threat sources) to anticipate new attacks.

> Concrete example:

1. An employee receives an email with a malicious attachment (phishing attempt).
2. EDR blocks malware execution.
3. The SIEM analyzes the logs and discovers that other employees have received similar emails → Immediate alerts + proactive isolation of potentially exposed machines.

> See also: Cybersecurity and critical infrastructure audit

At LOGIQE, integration is not limited to installing EDR and SIEM. We provide customized cybersecurity with:

> SIEM audit and rule definition: Analysis of network flows, Active Directory logs, and abnormal behavior.
> SentinelOne EDR deployment: Advanced configuration to automatically neutralize threats.
> 24/7 SOC monitoring: Our analysts process and correlate alerts in real time.
> Automation with SOAR: Automatic incident response, triggering playbooks in the event of an attack.

Example: LOGIQE assisted a company with the integration of SentinelOne + SIEM, detecting suspicious authentication attempts on their network. Thanks to a correlated alert, an attacker's access was blocked before exploitation.

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Antivirus and firewall: insufficient protection
Traditional antivirus software and firewalls operate on signature databases and only detect known threats.

Major limitations:
❌ Inability to detect zero-day attacks.
❌ Does not detect fileless attacks that exploit PowerShell or WMI.
❌ Vulnerability to ransomware that quickly encrypts files.

> Example: Polymorphic malware changes its source code each time it runs. Traditional antivirus software will not detect it, whereas EDR software such as SentinelOne analyzes its behavior in real time.

Lack of correlation and overall visibility

• An antivirus program only isolates a terminal without analyzing the impact on the rest of the IT system.
• An attack can spread laterally via compromised VPN access or exposed Active Directory accounts.

> See also: IT and network security: protect your infrastructure

Traditional solutions rely on signature databases and static rules, limiting their effectiveness against zero-day attacks and fileless malware. SentinelOne EDR, with its advanced artificial intelligence, anticipates and blocks these attacks by analyzing endpoint process behavior in real time.

Why is SentinelOne effective?
> Static and dynamic behavioral analysis: AI evaluates each code execution, detecting anomalies before and during execution.
> Correlation with MITRE ATT&CK: Immediately identifies attack techniques such as privilege escalation, pass-the-hash, or data exfiltration.
> Detection of fileless threats: Identifies attacks using PowerShell, WMI, or memory injections, which are often invisible to traditional antivirus software.
> Automated response: As soon as suspicious activity is detected, EDR isolates the endpoint, blocks malicious processes, and prevents any spread.

Concrete example: Ransomware begins to encrypt files on a massive scale. SentinelOne detects the anomaly in real time, stops the malware from running, and automatically restores the compromised files using its rollback feature.

✔ Immediate isolation of the compromised terminal to prevent propagation.
✔ Automatic rollback: Restoration of all encrypted files in the event of a ransomware attack.
✔ Real-time Kill Chain Mapping: Analysis of all stages of the attack and neutralization before propagation.

> Learn more about SentinelOne: SentinelOne SOC and advanced cybersecurity

A SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) system is essential for monitoring, analyzing, and centralizing all security events.

• Correlation of firewall, VPN, Active Directory, and endpoint logs.
• Detection of advanced persistent threats (APTs).
• Real-time analysis of behavioral anomalies.

✔ EDR blocks threats on a given endpoint.
✔ SIEM analyzes whether the attack has other entry points.
✔ Complete visibility into security incidents.

> See also: Tailor-made cybersecurity solutions

Why choose LOGIQE to secure your IT infrastructure?

> Custom SentinelOne EDR and SIEM deployment.
> 24/7 SOC monitoring with real-time incident response.
> SOAR automation for instant threat response.
> Advanced cybersecurity training for your teams.

Secure your IT system now with LOGIQE – Contact us for a personalized audit!

With cyber threats on the rise, static cybersecurity is no longer an option. SentinelOne EDR and SIEM offer an intelligent, proactive approach that can anticipate and neutralize threats in real time. Trust LOGIQE to secure your infrastructure with the best technologies on the market.