SentinelOne, the AI Security Leader, has announced a major multi‑year expansion of its strategic collaboration with Google Cloud to advance autonomous, AI‑powered cybersecurity for global enterprises. The strengthened partnership will unify SentinelOne’s AI‑native security capabilities with Google Cloud’s global-scale infrastructure, deep threat intelligence, and leading AI technologies.
SentinelOne is already an established Google Security partner, with integrations across Google Security Operations, Google Threat Intelligence, and Chrome Enterprise. The expanded collaboration will focus on delivering new, jointly engineered solutions that combine SentinelOne’s leading EDR, AI application security, and autonomous protection engines with Google Cloud’s data platforms and intelligence services. The goal: equip organizations to defend complex environments while meeting rising compliance and data sovereignty expectations.
“By uniting our autonomous security platform with Google Cloud’s global intelligence and scale, we’re empowering customers to defend and innovate in the AI era.” — Melissa Smith
Melissa Smith, Senior Vice President of Global Strategic Partnerships & Initiatives at SentinelOne, said the partnership gives customers a powerful advantage. Security teams, she noted, are struggling to protect increasingly distributed environments without adding complexity. Combining SentinelOne’s autonomous defense capabilities with Google Cloud’s infrastructure, she said, allows enterprises to “secure critical workloads with speed, transparency, and global consistency.”
Google Cloud Vice President Satish Thomas emphasized the collaboration’s focus on responsible AI adoption. By bringing together Google Cloud’s scale, threat intelligence, and advanced AI with SentinelOne’s platform, the companies aim to help organizations protect sensitive data while deploying generative AI technologies confidently and securely.
A key focus of the expansion is data sovereignty. SentinelOne’s Singularity Platform is now available across three strategic Google Cloud regions North America, Frankfurt, and Saudi Arabia supporting in‑country data processing and alignment with regional regulatory frameworks. This expansion positions both companies to serve highly regulated sectors operating across multiple jurisdictions.
The collaboration also advances innovation in AI security, including protection for the full AI stack and secure enterprise adoption of GenAI systems. Alongside new AI capabilities, the companies are working to modernize endpoint protection by replacing legacy antivirus and early‑generation EDR tools with autonomous, real-time defenses tailored for AI‑driven threats and cloud-scale operations.
