What Threat Detection for Amazon S3 and NetApp Offer
Threat Detection for Amazon S3 uses SentinelOne's artificial intelligence-powered detection engines to identify malware and zero-day exploits, the company said. It allows users to automatically quarantine malicious objects, scan objects directly in S3 buckets and verify that these buckets are secure and compliant. Meanwhile, Threat Detection for NetApp utilizes SentinelOne's AI detection engines for in-line file scanning that delivers results in milliseconds, the company noted. It also provides automated encryption and quarantining of malicious files.How SentinelOne Threat Detection Products Work
Threat Detection for Amazon S3 and Threat Detection for NetApp automatically scan for malware and zero-day exploits, SentinelOne noted. If a malicious file is detected, SentinelOne automatically remediates and quarantines it. This helps organizations keep their buckets clean and safe.Key features of Threat Detection for Amazon S3 and Threat Detection for NetApp include:- Ability to detect known and unknown malware
- Access to threat metadata
- Configurable policy-based coverage and response automation
- File-fetching of quarantined and encrypted threats
- File quarantining/unquarantining
- File exclusions and user block list
"Files can come from any number of sources, including employees, customers, partners and vendors. And modern cyberattacks readily evade traditional solutions designed to secure them. Our latest solutions take an equally modern approach to ensure cloud storage and workloads remain malware free."