SentinelOne

Protection on the machine that acts on its own — and can roll the attack back

SentinelOne replaces classic antivirus with behavioural AI that runs locally on the machine, stops attacks in real time and can roll the changes back. One agent covers both devices and user identities. As a SentinelOne partner, BitTech handles rollout, operation and support.

Professional advice
Fast implementation
Ongoing support
Catches unknown attacks too
Rollback after ransomware
Works without a connection
We watch it, not you

Classic antivirus only knows what someone has seen before.

That kind of protection keeps a register of known malicious code and compares against it. It works fine until the attack is new — and most of them are today. Attackers change the code slightly, and the register comes up empty.

SentinelOne looks at behaviour instead. What is this process actually trying to do? Is it encrypting files? Turning off backup? Talking to a machine it has never talked to before? The decision is made locally on the machine, at the moment it happens — even if the network is down, and even if nobody is watching.

And if something gets through anyway, the changes can be rolled back.

What you get

Everything you need with our SentinelOne solution

Behaviour, not signatures

Judges what a process does, not whether it appears in a register. That is why new and unknown attacks are caught too.

Acts on its own

Isolates the process, and the machine if needed, the moment the attack happens — without waiting for a human.

Can roll the attack back

If ransomware encrypted files on a Windows machine, it can be returned to its state before the attack.

Works without a network

The decision is made locally on the machine. Protection holds on hotel wifi, on a plane, and in environments with no internet at all.

Covers identities too

The same agent detects misuse of user accounts and credentials — not just malicious code on disk.

Not felt day to day

One lightweight agent instead of several products competing for the machine. Employees do not have to do anything.

How it works

Simple process, professional result

1. One agent on the machine
The same lightweight agent covers computers, servers and user identities. No need to install three different products.

2. Behaviour is judged locally
The AI runs on the machine itself and does not need to ask a cloud for permission. Protection holds on hotel wifi and with no connection at all.

3. The attack is stopped immediately
If something is judged to be an attack, the process and the machine are isolated automatically — without waiting for a person to read an alert.

4. Changes can be rolled back
If ransomware managed to encrypt files on a Windows machine, SentinelOne can return it to the state it was in before the attack.

5. We watch and clean up
You do not get a console to look after. We follow the alerts, judge them and come to you when there is something you need to know.

Product information

Manufacturer

SentinelOne

GDPR compliance

Yes, fully compliant

Why choose BitTech

Why we are the right choice

Endpoint protection is the last place an attack can be stopped before it becomes your problem rather than an incident. So we picked one of the strongest on the market: SentinelOne states that in 2026 it was named a Leader in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for Endpoint Protection Platforms for the sixth consecutive year.

But the tool does not do it alone. As a SentinelOne partner we handle the rollout, watch the alerts and clean up when something happens. You do not have to learn a new console.

It works alongside the rest: security monitoring around the clock on top, PhishGuard on email where most attacks start, and backup as the last resort.

Frequently asked questions

Answers to the most common questions about SentinelOne

We use ESET today — what does this mean for us?
Nothing right now. Your ESET licence runs until it expires, and then we will contact you to arrange the switch. SentinelOne is our recommended solution going forward. The switch itself requires no downtime: the new agent is rolled out and the old one removed afterwards.
Is it just a more expensive antivirus?
No — it works differently. Classic antivirus compares against a register of known malicious code. SentinelOne judges what a process actually does, so it can stop attacks nobody has seen before. On top of that it can roll the changes back.
What does "rollback" mean?
If a ransomware attack encrypted files on a Windows machine, SentinelOne can return the machine to its state just before the attack. It does not replace backup — it is an extra route out, and often a faster one.
Does it work when the employee is away from the office?
Yes. The decision is made by the agent on the machine itself and needs no cloud connection. Protection is the same on hotel wifi, at home and with no internet at all.
Does it slow the machines down?
It is one lightweight agent instead of several security products competing for the machine at once. Most users do not notice it day to day.
Do we have to watch the alerts ourselves?
No. We hold the console and follow the alerts. You hear from us when there is something to know or decide. If you want round-the-clock monitoring by a staffed watch team on top, see security monitoring.
Does it replace our backup?
No. Rollback helps on the individual machine but does not cover server failure, deleted mailboxes or an employee clearing a folder by mistake. Backup is still necessary.

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