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SentinelOne and Microsoft Entra ID Integration: Elevating Zero Trust Security in Azure AD

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This feature requires SentinelOne SKU: Singularity™ Complete

In the modern security landscape, integrating effective solutions is key for Internal IT Teams, Managed Service Providers (MSP), and Managed Security Service Providers (MSSP). The integration of SentinelOne with Microsoft Entra ID Singularity Marketplace demonstrates a stride towards better risk management and zero trust enforcement in organizational environments.

Integration Overview

This integration channels risk-level data from infected devices to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), aiding in identifying and limiting access of risky identities in line with the zero trust model. The capabilities extend to:

  • Suspending a user,

  • Ending sessions,

  • Forcing password resets for Azure users via Azure AD.

Core Functionalities

User Access Responses:

  • Suspend a User: Allows for immediate user suspension amidst suspicious activity.

  • End Session: Terminates sessions to mitigate ongoing threats.

  • Force Password Reset: An essential step to uphold account integrity post-incident.

Risky User and Conditional Access Responses:

In a scenario where a user engages with a malicious file on an endpoint, SentinelOne identifies the incident and marks the user’s identity as compromised with a high risk level via the Azure AD Risky User API. This adjustment in user identity state can engage Azure AD Conditional Access policies, inducing responses like limiting or blocking access, or initiating a Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) prompt.

Post resolution of the incident in SentinelOne, the user’s identity state is reverted from risky to normal. An auto-response feature is also in place to move users to the Active Directory Risky User group during a malicious threat.

Getting Started

  • Simulation Mode: Familiarize with the app by adding mock enrichments to threats in Simulation Mode.

  • Install to Test Scope: Install the app to a test scope to explore its functionalities further.

  • Scope Selection: Utilize scope selection for a phased rollout of the app across your setup.

The integration between SentinelOne and Microsoft Entra ID Singularity Marketplace is a pragmatic step towards bolstering organizational security. For a thorough understanding and more details, kindly refer to our documentation.

Leveraging such integrations, Red Cup IT's MSP/MSSP expertise is aimed at not just responding to, but proactively managing security threats, ensuring a resilient organizational security infrastructure.

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