SentinelOne today announced an expanded collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to deliver unified AI governance for customers building on Amazon Bedrock. The new integration brings together SentinelOne’s AI runtime security with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, giving security teams one place to see, enforce, and remediate AI risk. As a result, it helps businesses confidently close the gap between how fast they deploy AI agents and how fast their security teams can secure them.
As organizations scale AI agent deployments, security teams need visibility into what their AI is doing, what data and applications it accesses, and whether it meets governance requirements. SentinelOne and AWS took the initial steps to address the first piece of that gap in June 2026, with an integration between SentinelOne’s Prompt Security and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, putting runtime guardrails at the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore gateway.
Today’s integration moves beyond guardrails into a full governance layer for enterprise AI and will deliver:
- AI usage governance: Visibility into how AI is being used across the enterprise — sanctioned and unsanctioned.
- Policy enforcement: Real-time enforcement of AI usage policies across AWS and multi-cloud environments.
- Threat detection: Detection and root cause analysis of AI-related security risks.
- Automated remediation: Automated remediation of misconfigurations and non-compliant AI code.
This new governance layer connects Prompt Security, Singularity™ Cloud Security, and Singularity™ AI SIEM into a single view across Amazon Bedrock, including AgentCore, giving enterprises machine-speed policy enforcement, threat detection, and autonomous response across their full AI estate.
The integration deepens SentinelOne’s Prompt Security and Singularity AI runtime offerings for enterprises building on AWS. It also deepens joint work with AWS, AWS Marketplace distribution, and co-sell funding.
SentinelOne’s Prompt Security, Singularity Hyperautomation and AI SIEM are already available on AWS Marketplace and the general availability of the full unified AI governance layer is targeted for AWS re:Invent 2026
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SentinelOne Expands Collaboration with AWS to Deliver Unified AI Governance
SentinelOne today announced an expanded collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS) to deliver unified AI governance for customers building on Amazon Bedrock. The new integration brings together SentinelOne’s AI runtime security with Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, giving security teams one place to see, enforce, and remediate AI risk. As a result, it helps businesses confidently close the gap between how fast they deploy AI agents and how fast their security teams can secure them.
As organizations scale AI agent deployments, security teams need visibility into what their AI is doing, what data and applications it accesses, and whether it meets governance requirements. SentinelOne and AWS took the initial steps to address the first piece of that gap in June 2026, with an integration between SentinelOne’s Prompt Security and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore, putting runtime guardrails at the Amazon Bedrock AgentCore gateway.
Today’s integration moves beyond guardrails into a full governance layer for enterprise AI and will deliver:
This new governance layer connects Prompt Security, Singularity™ Cloud Security, and Singularity™ AI SIEM into a single view across Amazon Bedrock, including AgentCore, giving enterprises machine-speed policy enforcement, threat detection, and autonomous response across their full AI estate.
The integration deepens SentinelOne’s Prompt Security and Singularity AI runtime offerings for enterprises building on AWS. It also deepens joint work with AWS, AWS Marketplace distribution, and co-sell funding.
SentinelOne’s Prompt Security, Singularity Hyperautomation and AI SIEM are already available on AWS Marketplace and the general availability of the full unified AI governance layer is targeted for AWS re:Invent 2026
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