SentinelOne

The Dropzone AI Platform integrates with SentinelOne, an endpoint cybersecurity platform that protects against various types of threats. Integrating SentinelOne with Dropzone allows Dropzone to automatically investigate security incidents in your SentinelOne environment.

Create a Service User and API Key

SentinelOne requires an API key from a Service User with Viewer Access to enable.

To obtain an API Key, do the following:

• Log in to the SentinelOne Management Console

• In the left navigation bar of the SentinelOne dashboard, click "Settings"

• Navigate to Users > Service Users

• Click the Actions dropdown, then click "Create New Service User"

• Enter the Name, Description, and Expiration Date, then click "Next"

• Under Access Level, select "Account." Select the newly generated account and set the role to Viewer

• Click "Create User"

• Copy the API Token shown for use later in the Dropzone UI where it is called "API Token"

Enable the Dropzone Data Source Integration

To enable the Data Source integration, you'll need the following information:

To enable the Data Source integration, do the following:

• Navigate to your Dropzone AI tenant home page e.g. https://mycompany.dropzone.app

• In the bottom left hand corner, click Settings > Integrations

• Click "Available"

• In the Search bar, search SentinelOne, then click "Configure"

• Under the Data Source header, input your SentinelOne hostname and API Token

• To allow Dropzone to use the XDR API, check the box labeled "Enable XDR API," then input your hostname for the Singularity Data Lake Console

• Click "Test & Save"

Enable the Dropzone Alert Source Integration

In addition to data source integration, Dropzone can be configured to monitor and investigate specific incident types from SentinelOne.

To enable the Alert Source integration, do the following:

• Navigate to your Dropzone AI tenant home page e.g. https://mycompany.dropzone.app

• In the bottom left hand corner, click Settings > Integrations

• Click "Available"

• In the Search bar, search SentinelOne, then click "Configure"

• Under the Alert Source header, input your SentinelOne hostname and API Token

• If you wish to treat each of your sites in SentinelOne as separate tenants, check the box labeled "Multi-tenant environment" and click "Add Item." Then input the site IDs for each of the sites you wish Dropzone to be able to analyze

• Under "Incident types," check the incident types you want Dropzone to investigate alerts for

• Under "Incident status," check the incident statuses you want Dropzone to investigate alerts for

• Under "Log Ingestion delay," input your desired log ingestion delay in minutes

• If you wish, you may exclude threats from investigation by threat name regex. To do so, click "Add Item" in the "Threat Name Regexes" section and input your exclusions

• Input your desired poll interval and lookback

• Click "Test & Save" to finish

If you have any errors or questions, engage your Dropzone AI support representative.