SentinelOne Empowers easy: solutions with Advanced Endpoint Security for MSPs
Customer Company Size
SME
Region
- Europe
Country
- Norway
Product
- SentinelOne Endpoint Protection Platform
Tech Stack
- Machine Learning
- Cloud Intelligence
- Intelligent Automation
Implementation Scale
- Enterprise-wide Deployment
Impact Metrics
- Cost Savings
- Customer Satisfaction
- Productivity Improvements
Technology Category
- Cybersecurity & Privacy - Endpoint Security
- Cybersecurity & Privacy - Network Security
Applicable Industries
- Professional Service
Applicable Functions
- Business Operation
Use Cases
- Intrusion Detection Systems
- Cybersecurity
- Remote Asset Management
Services
- Software Design & Engineering Services
- System Integration
About The Customer
easy: solutions is a Managed Security Provider (MSP) based in Oslo, Norway, dedicated to serving small and medium-sized companies across various industries. The company is committed to providing customized IT solutions that are simple and user-friendly while delivering cutting-edge capabilities and security. As a trusted partner for its clients, easy: solutions focuses on protecting its customers from advanced cyber threats, including zero-day threats and ransomware. The company aims to offer seamless security management and remediation, minimizing security overhead on endpoints to maintain usability. With a strong emphasis on innovation and customer satisfaction, easy: solutions continuously seeks to enhance its security offerings and adapt to the evolving needs of its clients.
The Challenge
Based in Oslo, easy: solutions is a Managed Security Provider (MSP) serving small and medium-sized Norwegian companies that span a range of industries. As zero-day threats and ransomware attacks increased, easy: solutions’ customers began to see more frequent infections. The company’s existing security solutions were unable to stop advanced malware and ransomware, leading to disruptions in end-user productivity as infected machines had to be sent to easy: solutions for remediation. This process took critical time away from customer support, company management, and service development. The easy: solutions team needed a more effective way to secure their network and their customers’ networks, with a solution that could manage multiple customers’ networks from a single pane of glass. They evaluated several options but found that none met all their requirements until they discovered SentinelOne.
The Solution
easy: solutions implemented the SentinelOne Endpoint Protection Platform, which offers comprehensive protection and flexibility by unifying prevention, detection, and response in one platform powered by machine learning and intelligent automation. SentinelOne allows easy: solutions to predict malicious behavior across all vectors, rapidly eliminate threats with fully-automated, integrated response capabilities, and adapt defenses for its customers against evolving cyber attacks. The SentinelOne agent on each endpoint continuously monitors activity in the system core, files, processes, memory, registers, and network connections. Real-time analysis predicts harmful behavior and automatically eliminates threats, freeing the team from manual intervention processes. SentinelOne’s cloud intelligence blocks known threats, and when a new threat is detected, it immediately alerts and blocks all devices on the network to prevent the threat from spreading. During response, SentinelOne can roll back all manipulated files to the pre-attack situation. This solution has allowed easy: solutions to stop malware infections, protect systems from ransomware variants, and manage all customer deployments from a single pane of glass with real-time analysis.
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