Question 1

How does ConnectaSec integrate with SentinelOne?

Accepted Answer

ConnectaSec consumes telemetry from the SentinelOne agent (Singularity XDR) to evaluate the posture of every device before granting access. If an endpoint does not meet policy requirements (agent down, active threat, outdated version), access to the encrypted private network is denied or restricted.

Question 2

What does combining SentinelOne and ConnectaSec add compared to EDR alone?

Accepted Answer

SentinelOne detects and responds to endpoint threats; ConnectaSec applies Zero Trust Network Access based on that intelligence. Together they close the loop: the EDR identifies risk and the Zero Trust network prevents a compromised device from moving laterally or reaching critical resources.

Question 3

Do I need to be a direct SentinelOne customer to use the integration?

Accepted Answer

No. ConnectaSec, as a security MSP, can provide SentinelOne licensing together with the encrypted private network in a single contract and invoice. We also work on top of existing SentinelOne tenants.

Question 4

Does it work with SentinelOne Singularity Complete?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The integration is compatible with Singularity Core, Control and Complete. Automated response capabilities (network quarantine, rollback) are extended in higher tiers.

Question 5

Where is data from the SentinelOne + ConnectaSec integration processed?

Accepted Answer

ConnectaSec infrastructure runs from datacenters in Barcelona under EU regulation (GDPR, ENS). SentinelOne telemetry stays in the region contracted by the customer with the vendor.

ConnectaSec + SentinelOne Zero Trust with EDR telemetry

Funcionalidades clave

Real-time device posture

Zero Trust conditional access

Automatic network quarantine

Unified visibility

Risk-based microsegmentation

Unified MSP licensing

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Preguntas frecuentes

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