AI agents now hold credentials, chain tool calls and act on their own across the enterprise, and SentinelOne wants security teams to see and control every one of them. At its OneCon 2026 conference the company launched Singularity Agentic Detection and Response (ADR), available today in early access.
ADR discovers agents, whether approved or not, enforces what each is allowed to do, and detects and stops unintended or malicious activity in real time. SentinelOne says it ties every agent action to its origin, so a team can see what an agent was asked to do next to what it actually did, and can stop an agent mid-action without halting the surrounding workflow. It builds on the agent discovery and governance the company introduced in March.
An autonomous SOC suite alongside it
The company also unveiled Singularity ASOC, an autonomous security operations centre suite powered by what it calls Purple Security Superintelligence. It combines data ingestion and analytics with agentic investigation and automated response. Purple Agentic Investigation uses native and third-party security data to investigate alerts end to end and gather evidence towards a verdict. Around it sit an AI SIEM, hyperautomation, threat intelligence and IOC management, and AI Data Pipelines with more than 50 connectors to third-party sources. Singularity Credits, with administrator-set guardrails, keep automated actions inside limits the customer defines.
Partners get certifications and services
SentinelOne has expanded its PartnerOne programme so resellers and managed service providers can build AI security and autonomous SOC practices. New Implementation Engineer certifications cover SentinelOne Prompt Security, endpoint and identity protection and AI SIEM, with a learning path for AI Data Pipelines and hyperautomation. Partners can join the ADR early access programme now and use a new AI Recon Assessment Service to open AI security conversations with prospects. LevelBlue, GuidePoint Security and World Wide Technology are the premier launch partners, with a wider rollout to the PartnerOne network over the coming months.
SentinelOne also announced expanded partnerships with Lenovo and N-able. Pricing for ADR and ASOC was not included in the announcement.
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