OPSWAT Integrates SentinelOne AI to Boost Threat Defense
OPSWAT, announced a new OEM partnership with SentinelOne® (NYSE:S). The collaboration includes the integration of SentinelOne's AI-powered detection capabilities into OPSWAT's Metascan™ Multiscanning technology.
The companies revealed that this move enhances malware detection across platforms. It empowers enterprises to defend against modern cyber threats with improved accuracy and speed.
With SentinelOne's AI and machine learning detection now integrated, joint customers benefit from: Greater detection accuracy using advanced AI models
Support for both Windows and Linux environments
Stronger defense against ransomware and zero-day threats
According to OPSWAT, the updated Metascan Multiscanning solution now delivers unmatched malware detection. It uses over 30 anti-malware engines, combining signature, heuristic, and machine learning techniques. This multi-layered approach achieves over 99% detection accuracy.
The integration with SentinelOne further improves this capability by detecting threats that bypass traditional defenses, including polymorphic malware.
Tom Mullen, Senior Vice President of Business Development at OPSWAT, stated, 'OPSWAT's mission is to ensure the secure and compliant flow of data across the world's critical infrastructure. Integrating SentinelOne's AI detections strengthens Metascan's multilayered defense, giving our customers faster, smarter protection against today's most sophisticated threats.'
SentinelOne also commented on the partnership. Melissa K. Smith, Vice President of Strategic Technology Partnerships and Initiatives, said, 'Our collaboration with OPSWAT reflects a shared commitment to strengthening cybersecurity through innovation. By integrating our AI/ML detections with Metascan Multiscanning, we're delivering joint value that helps organizations elevate their threat detection strategies and better protect critical infrastructure across complex environments.'
OPSWAT reported that the integration is available immediately. It supports key OPSWAT products both on-premises and in the cloud, including MetaDefender Core, MetaDefender ICAP Server, and MetaDefender Kiosk.
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