Enterprise security & compliance for the app ecosystem
Know your apps.
Control your risk.
Sentinel automatically investigates your applications — including LLM apps, agents and copilots — for security vulnerabilities and policy violations, then tells your team exactly what to fix.
- Investigates
- Vulnerabilities and policy violations, automatically
- Monitors
- Compliance, continuously
- Remediates
- With actionable guidance, across every app
What your security team gets
A continuous, application-level answer to two questions every CSO is asked: what is running, and is it safe and compliant?
Every app investigated, automatically
Sentinel examines your applications for security vulnerabilities and policy violations without waiting for a manual review cycle.
Compliance that never goes stale
Continuous compliance monitoring means your posture is a live picture, not a point-in-time audit snapshot.
Remediation your teams can act on
Findings arrive with clear, actionable remediation, so owners know what to fix and why it matters.
One view across a hybrid estate
Built for the whole app ecosystem — the mix of environments mid-to-large enterprises actually run.
The AI-app attack surface
Your newest apps think for themselves. Sentinel watches them too.
As AI adoption spreads through the enterprise, LLM apps, agents and copilots become part of the attack surface. Sentinel specialises in securing them — inside the same continuous monitoring as the rest of your estate.
- LLM apps
- Applications built on large language models, examined for vulnerabilities and policy violations like any other app.
- Agents
- Autonomous agents that take actions across your systems, brought into the same continuous monitoring.
- Copilots
- Assistants embedded in the tools your people use every day, held to your compliance policies.
How it works
- 01
Connect your app ecosystem
Point Sentinel at the applications across your hybrid environment — traditional apps and AI apps alike.
- 02
Sentinel investigates continuously
Applications are automatically checked for security vulnerabilities and violations of your policies, on an ongoing basis.
- 03
Act on clear remediation
Your team gets actionable remediation guidance and a continuous view of compliance across the estate.
Built for the gaps others leave open
Tools like Wiz, Snyk and Lasso Security each cover part of the picture. Sentinel is built around the application itself — what it does, what it violates, and how to fix it.
- Focus
- Applications and their behaviour against your policies — not only cloud configuration or source code.
- AI-native scope
- LLM apps, agents and copilots treated as first-class parts of the attack surface.
- Compliance built in
- Policy violations and continuous compliance monitoring sit alongside vulnerability findings.
- Outcome
- Actionable remediation across the entire app ecosystem, not another queue of raw alerts.
Questions, answered
What does Sentinel do?
Sentinel automatically investigates your applications for security vulnerabilities and policy violations, monitors compliance continuously, and delivers actionable remediation across your entire app ecosystem.
Who is it built for?
Chief Security Officers and Security Operations Managers at mid-to-large enterprises running hybrid app environments — especially those starting to adopt AI.
Does it cover AI applications?
Yes. Securing the AI-app attack surface — LLM apps, agents and copilots — is a core specialisation of Sentinel, not an add-on.
How is it different from Wiz, Snyk or Lasso Security?
Sentinel is built around the gaps general cloud and code scanners leave open: continuous, application-level investigation of both vulnerabilities and policy violations, with AI apps in scope from day one.
What does joining the waitlist mean?
We are onboarding a small group of enterprise design partners. Join the waitlist and we will contact you about working with us as spots open.
Become a design partner.
We're onboarding a small group of enterprises to shape Sentinel with us. Join the waitlist and we'll be in touch when a spot opens.