Attivo Networks Identity Threat Detection and Response
Identity threat detection and response (ITDR) software
User threat prevention software
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What is Attivo Networks Identity Threat Detection and Response
Attivo Networks Identity Threat Detection and Response is an identity security product focused on detecting and responding to attacks that target enterprise identities, particularly in Microsoft Active Directory and related identity infrastructure. It is used by security operations and identity/security teams to identify credential misuse, privilege escalation, and lateral movement behaviors tied to identity. The product combines identity posture/attack-path analysis with detection logic and response actions to reduce identity-driven breach risk. Attivo Networks’ ITDR capabilities are delivered under the SentinelOne Singularity platform following SentinelOne’s acquisition of Attivo Networks.
Strong Active Directory focus
The product is designed around common identity attack techniques that target Active Directory and Windows-based enterprise environments. It maps identity relationships and privilege paths to help teams prioritize exposures that enable escalation or lateral movement. This AD-centric approach aligns well with organizations where AD is a primary identity control plane. It can be a practical fit for security teams that need identity-specific detections beyond general endpoint telemetry.
Attack-path and exposure visibility
It provides visibility into identity configurations and relationships that can create exploitable paths to high-value accounts. This supports risk-based remediation by highlighting which misconfigurations or privileges materially increase compromise likelihood. The approach complements alert-driven monitoring by adding context on “how an attacker could get there.” This can help reduce time spent on low-impact identity findings.
Integrated response workflows
The product supports response actions oriented around identity threats, such as investigation context and containment steps tied to accounts and privileges. When deployed as part of the broader SentinelOne environment, it can align identity detections with security operations workflows. This can simplify operationalization compared with running identity analytics as a standalone reporting tool. It is suited to teams that want identity detections to feed incident response processes.
Best fit for AD-heavy environments
Organizations with limited Microsoft Active Directory usage may realize less value from the product’s core strengths. Identity stacks centered on cloud-native directories and SaaS-only access patterns may require additional tools or integrations to achieve comparable coverage. Buyers should validate which identity providers and directories are supported for their environment. This is especially relevant for companies with heterogeneous identity architectures.
Integration and tuning effort
Identity threat detection typically requires integration with directory services, authentication logs, and security tooling to provide full context. Deployments may require tuning to reduce noise and align detections with local administrative patterns. Operational success depends on clear ownership between IAM and SOC teams for remediation and response. Teams should plan for ongoing rule/alert management rather than a one-time setup.
Product packaging may vary
Because Attivo Networks is acquired and delivered under SentinelOne, feature availability and packaging can vary by SentinelOne edition and licensing. Customers may need to confirm which ITDR capabilities are included versus add-ons, and how they are managed in the unified console. Roadmaps and documentation may reference legacy Attivo naming alongside SentinelOne branding. This can create procurement and implementation ambiguity without careful scoping.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Core | $69.99 per endpoint per year (annual) | Cloud-native NGAV (foundational EPP). |
| Control | $79.99 per endpoint per year (annual) | Security + suite features (advanced EPP controls such as device and firewall control, remote shell). |
| Complete | $179.99 per endpoint per year (annual) | AI-powered endpoint & cloud protection, Extended Detection & Response, 14-day data retention, AI Security Assistant. |
| Commercial | $229.99 per endpoint per year (annual) | Includes Identity Detection & Response (Attivo/ITDR capabilities integrated as Singularity Identity), 90-day data retention, Managed Threat Hunting. |
| Enterprise | Custom pricing | Comprehensive enterprise package; contact sales for pricing and entitlements. |
Seller details
SentinelOne, Inc.
Mountain View, CA, USA
2013
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https://www.sentinelone.com/
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