SentinelOne Singularity Network Discovery
LeaderThe world’s most advanced, autonomous AI-powered cybersecurity platform
Est 2013|Valuation $8.4B|Raised $2B
MarketsEndpoint Security (EPP/EDR)
The world’s most advanced, autonomous AI-powered cybersecurity platform
Published May 16, 2026
| Starting Price | Not publicly listed by the vendor; third-party listings suggest add-on pricing may exist (directional per-agent references reported in third-party sources) | Some published catalog/reseller prices exist for Falcon bundles; Discover appears in procurement lists | Often bundled through Microsoft licensing (E5/Defender plans); pricing depends on M365 agreements and enterprise licensing |
| Best For | Organizations already running the SentinelOne agent that want unmanaged device visibility without deploying additional hardware | Organizations standardized on CrowdStrike that want IT hygiene and asset inventory within the Falcon ecosystem | Microsoft-centric organizations seeking consolidated security and endpoint management tied to the M365/identity ecosystem |
| Key Strength | Uses deployed agents; per-network policies; can isolate unmanaged devices from managed hosts using host-based controls | Broad ecosystem and market adoption; established module model and ecosystem integrations | Integration with Windows, identity, and Microsoft security stack; licensing consolidation where applicable |
| Key Weakness | Setup complexity in some environments; limited published pricing transparency; discovery depends on endpoint coverage | Add-on/module proliferation can increase TCO; some customers report ingestion/retention cost concerns | Cross-platform parity and advanced capability differences; requires licensing clarity and tuning |
Differentiator: the vendor emphasizes discovery without dedicated sensors (no SPAN/TAP), using endpoint agents that elect participants per subnet and combine passive and active methods.
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Market adoption signals: vendor materials and industry recognition reflect platform-level adoption and sentiment; these signals are proxies and do not isolate adoption of the Network Discovery module specifically.