[SentinelOne Case Study] Andpad Inc.

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At AndPad Inc., a signature-based EPP had been implemented for endpoints used in operations for some time. However, due to the multi-OS environment, the measures were primarily optimized individually for each system, such as Windows and MacOS. As the business expanded and the number of members increased, there was a demand for an environment that could be managed integratively even in a multi-OS setting. As a new endpoint protection mechanism, the company adopted 'SentinelOne,' which combines the functions of both EPP and EDR, as part of its security enhancement strategy. To quickly escape the risks of the existing environment, they began deployment just four months after starting the consideration phase, following a PoC. Currently, agents have been installed on hundreds of PCs used by all employees, including verification machines for development, and operations are centered around detection. **Challenges Before Implementation** - Operations could only be conducted in an individually optimized manner due to the multi-OS environment. - There was no integrated management, and the visualization of the situation was insufficient. - A signature-based EPP with a low detection rate could not mitigate management risks. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.*

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