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Traditional antivirus reacts to threats it already knows. SentinelOne Control uses AI to detect and stop new, unknown threats in real time — and uniquely, can automatically roll back the damage if ransomware does get a foothold, restoring files to their pre-attack state.
SentinelOne Control is an AI-powered next-generation antivirus and Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) platform. It runs on every managed device, detecting and stopping threats based on behaviour in real time — and can automatically remediate and roll back ransomware damage.
On every managed device. SentinelOne is included in both Core and Complete Device Security Packs and is the endpoint protection layer across your entire managed estate.
Real-time AI-powered threat detection, behavioural analysis, automatic threat response and rollback, ransomware warranty, and EDR telemetry for investigation.
Stops threats that traditional antivirus misses, limits the blast radius if ransomware does execute, reduces the time and cost of recovery from an attack, and gives you confidence backed by a vendor warranty.
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Traditional antivirus works from a list of known threats — if the malware isn’t on the list, it gets through. SentinelOne watches how software behaves and stops anything acting suspiciously, even if it’s never been seen before.
If ransomware starts encrypting your files, SentinelOne detects it, kills the process, and reverses the damage — restoring files to the state they were in before the attack started. It’s like an undo button for ransomware.
SentinelOne publicly offers a warranty of up to $1M per affected organisation if their agent fails to prevent a ransomware attack. It’s a genuine commitment — check their website for the current terms.
Yes. SentinelOne supports Windows, macOS, and Linux — so your whole estate is covered regardless of device type.
SentinelOne is designed with tamper protection — it actively resists attempts by malicious software to disable or remove it.
The impact is minimal. SentinelOne is designed to run efficiently in the background without noticeably slowing down devices.
No. SentinelOne protects the endpoint (the device itself). A firewall protects network traffic. Both are needed — they work at different layers.
It isolates and kills the threat automatically, then logs the full incident for your IT team to review. Depending on the severity, we may contact you directly to discuss what happened.
We benchmarked SentinelOne against CrowdStrike and others. SentinelOne delivered the best protection at a price that fits SMB budgets — and the rollback capability and vendor warranty tipped it over the line.
Yes. SentinelOne is included in both Core and Complete Device Security Packs, which are part of your managed estate. You don’t need to procure it separately.
There is nothing more annoying than an IT glitch that stops you working efficiently. However, knowing you have access to immediate attention to the glitch and a solution to it, is very reassuring and that is provided by We Do Your IT. We have so appreciated the availability and response given by the team at We Do Your IT, enabling us to remain a productive firm.
Richard Sharp – Sharp Family Law
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