SentinelOne, the leader in AI-native cybersecurity, announced that it has been recognized as a Leader in the IDC MarketScape: Worldwide Extended Detection and Response (XDR) Software 2025 Vendor Assessment (doc #US52997325, September 2025). It is the latest third-party recognition of the company’s AI-powered Singularity platform and its state-of-the-art approach to leveraging both native and third-party security data to stop attacks.
According to the report, “SentinelOne brands its products Singularity with the idea that it offers a unified agent, a common data collection schema, unified analytics, and an automated workflow.”
“We believe being named a Leader in the IDC MarketScape for XDR further validates our vision, our category-defining innovation, and across-the-business execution,” said Ely Kahn, VP of Product Management, SentinelOne. “Our unified Singularity Platform, featuring Purple AI, empowers security teams to move faster, uplevel their teams and stop even the most sophisticated attacks, helping organizations stay resilient against constantly evolving cyber threats.”
SentinelOne delivers XDR through its Singularity Enterprise platform, bringing together its native endpoint, cloud, GenAI and identity security with third-party security data to provide the most comprehensive detection, response and threat hunting available. The IDC MarketScape noted the following strengths for SentinelOne:
- SentinelOne provides the Purple AI SOC analyst with GenAI and agentic AI capabilities.
- Owing to a combination of factors, SentinelOne minimizes the signal-to-noise ratio in alert fidelity.
- SentinelOne Singularity includes powerful search capabilities.
- SentinelOne has an intricate, layered strategy to combat ransomware – A ransomware attack can happen quietly, at various stages, or all at once.
- Devices are protected even when offline – SentinelOne performs logic and analysis directly on the device.
- Identity threat detection and response play an important role in Singularity Enterprise
XDR adoption is becoming increasingly critical as organizations face growing complexity in their security environments. Enterprises are challenged with managing fragmented tools, siloed data, escalating attack volumes, and SentinelOne continues to break down those barriers.
“As enterprises look to consolidate security operations and reduce tool sprawl, extended detection and response platforms are becoming foundational,” said Chris Kissel, Research Vice President, Security & Trust Products, IDC. “SentinelOne distinguishes itself in the XDR market with a unified architecture that spans endpoint, identity, cloud, and SIEM capabilities, all powered by advanced AI and automation. The addition of Purple AI as an agentic SOC analyst is particularly noteworthy, enabling security teams to accelerate threat hunting, triage, and reporting with natural language and AI-driven workflows. This combination of breadth, depth, and usability positions SentinelOne as a Leader in the XDR landscape.”
