Bell Canada and SentinelOne serve up endpoint protection for Canadian businesses

Feb. 5, 2024
This new service builds on Bell’s growing managed and professional security services suite.

Bell Canada and SentinelOne, an AI-powered security provider, are joining forces to provide data protection services for Bell’s enterprise customers. The partnership marks SentinelOne’s first partnership with a major Canadian telecommunications company.

As threat actors continue to escalate their operations – in scale and intensity – businesses in all sectors must enhance their security teams’ capabilities and protect all endpoints. The combined capabilities of Bell and SentinelOne will provide end-to-end protection, empowering modern enterprises to defend faster, at a grander scale, and with higher accuracy across their entire attack surface.

Initially, Bell will leverage SentinelOne’s Singularity™ Platform to enhance its advanced enterprise Security Operations Centre (SOC) services (BSURE and MTDR-managed threat Detection and Response). SentinelOne revolutionized endpoint protection more than a decade ago with the platform. Bell’s security experts will leverage it to help customers gain visibility and insight into data across the entire enterprise and act on it to secure their environments.

Later this year, the service provider and SentinelOne will introduce other solutions.

“The Singularity platform enhances visibility and industry-leading threat detection, and when combined with Bell’s Professional and Managed Services through our over 700 security experts, we protect our customers’ environments around the clock,” said Costa Pantazopoulos, VP Product at Bell.

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Sean Buckley

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