SentinelOne, the autonomous cybersecurity platform company, today announced findings from a newly published commissioned Total Economic Impact™ study conducted by Forrester Consulting. The study determined that the SentinelOne Singularity XDR platform can deliver a three-year 353% return on investment (ROI) to enterprise customers.
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According to the study, “Global enterprises managing thousands of user endpoints across various devices are increasingly susceptible to the rising threat of criminal malware and ransomware activity…SentinelOne provides a comprehensive solution to protect endpoints by automatically detecting and resolving sophisticated cyberthreats and eliminating vulnerable entry and egress points.”
For the TEI analysis, Forrester developed a composite organization based on data gathered from customer interviews to reflect the total economic impact that investing in SentinelOne technology could have on an organization. The report illustrates that customers and participants in the TEI study significantly improved organizational security posture and efficiency through SentinelOne’s XDR platform. One customer noted “SentinelOne gives us coverage and visibility across our entire global entity, stopping security threats before they can enter. I’ve been in this business for 25 years, and I’ve never seen anything like it.”
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Top benefits that the study found for SentinelOne included:
- Gains through consolidation with increased coverage: SentinelOne increased coverage from 50% to 100% and provided savings of $3M by replacing various legacy systems with a single agent solution.
- A unified, cloud-based solution: SaaS offering allows the customer and its endpoint users flexibility regarding physical location and access while still maintaining vigilance.
- Increased SOC efficiency: Security and IT teams spend less time searching, remediating, and fixing the effects of cyberattacks, providing savings of more than $1.2M.
“Security operations teams are faced with multiple priorities that include extracting maximum value from data rich defense solutions, securing against increasingly sophisticated threats and staffing teams that are able to effectively operate the controls,” said Daniel Bernard, Chief Marketing Officer, SentinelOne. “What the Forrester study shows is that with SentinelOne, these priorities can be met without compromise in one platform that emphasizes efficient operation and unparalleled automation.”
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