New release brings deep reasoning, full-loop remediation, and hyperautomation to any SIEM or security data source
SentinelOne has launched the next generation of Purple AI with the Athena release, introducing agentic AI capabilities that emulate the cognitive processes of elite SOC analysts. Announced at RSA Conference 2025, this innovation ushers in a new era of autonomous security operations by integrating AI-powered triage, investigation, detection, and response across diverse data ecosystems.
The Purple AI Athena release marks a pivotal moment in SentinelOne’s strategy to deliver the world’s first end-to-end agentic AI platform, capable of orchestrating cybersecurity operations at machine speed and scale.
“By delivering agentic AI capable of reasoning and responding like a seasoned analyst, we’re empowering humans to supervise AI — not replace them.”
– Tomer Weingarten, Co-founder and CEO, SentinelOne
Key Features of the Purple AI Athena Release:
- Deep Security Reasoning: Emulates human-like deductive thinking to conduct cross-source threat investigations, orchestrate multi-step responses, and drastically reduce mean time to respond (MTTR). Powered by neural networks trained on trillions of data points and real-world analyst feedback loops.
- Hyperautomation Workflows: Converts agentic AI findings into repeatable, no-code workflows via Singularity Hyperautomation, enabling auto-triage, auto-investigations, novel detection rule creation, and full-loop remediation — all with analyst oversight and continuous learning.
- Data-Agnostic Integration: Extends agentic AI capabilities to third-party SIEMs, data lakes, and external data sources, eliminating the need for costly migrations while offering real-time streaming analytics and immediate security outcomes across any SOC environment.
“AI and automation have long promised transformation, but with Purple AI Athena, that future is now,” said Tomer Weingarten, Co-founder and CEO of SentinelOne. “We’re putting advanced reasoning, rapid response, and full-loop automation into the hands of every security team — no matter where their data resides.”
