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SentinelOne Integration Guide

Integrate SentinelOne Singularity security data and response operations with enterprise systems through API-token-authenticated REST APIs, selected webhook notifications, and Martini workflows.

SentinelOne integration options at a glance

SentinelOne’s primary integration mechanism is its REST API, which supports administrative, endpoint, threat, inventory, response, and selected security-visibility operations. API-token authentication controls access according to tenant, account, site, group, and role permissions. SentinelOne also provides webhook-style notifications for selected events, although coverage is not universal across all objects. Selected bulk or asynchronous operations and file or artifact capabilities may be available depending on the resource and licensed module. Martini can consume these APIs, receive supported notifications, follow pagination, apply authorization rules, map payloads, orchestrate response actions, and deliver normalized data to ITSM, SIEM, database, and analytics platforms.

Integration pointSupported by SentinelOne?Common use casesHow Martini supports it
REST APIsYesManage and query Agents, Threats, Sites, Groups, Activities, inventory, response operations, and selected security-visibility capabilities.Martini can consume the documented HTTP APIs from workflows, map responses, apply business rules, expose normalized APIs, and write results to downstream systems.
Webhooks and outbound callbacksLimitedReceive webhook-style notifications for selected platform events and security use cases; coverage depends on product, event, tenant, and account capabilities.Martini can expose an API or webhook-triggered workflow, validate the request, retrieve authoritative SentinelOne state, and route the normalized event.
Bulk, asynchronous, and batch APIsLimitedPerform selected bulk actions or operation-specific batch processing against multiple endpoints or objects.Martini can page through resources, enforce selection and authorization rules, submit permitted operations, record individual results, and retry safe failures.
File and artifact APIsLimitedProcess file-related or artifact-related operations available for selected endpoint and security capabilities or licensed modules.Martini can process JSON metadata and orchestrate file transfers when the specific endpoint and response format are confirmed.
Security telemetry and analytics APIsLimitedRun selected Deep Visibility or related Singularity visibility queries and export security telemetry where the tenant is entitled to the capability.Martini can schedule queries, handle applicable pagination or asynchronous behavior, transform results, and deliver them to SIEM, warehouse, or reporting systems.
AuthenticationYesAuthenticate management API calls with API tokens scoped by account, user, site, group, and assigned permissions.Martini stores tokens as environment secrets, applies the ApiToken authorization scheme, and keeps tenant and regional endpoint configuration environment-specific.
Database accessNoDirect database access to the SentinelOne platform was not confirmed; analytics and visibility access is API-based.Martini can consume SentinelOne APIs and write normalized data to an approved external database or warehouse instead of connecting directly to SentinelOne databases.

How SentinelOne exposes data and business events

SentinelOne REST APIs

SentinelOne REST APIs are the primary interface for administrative, endpoint, threat, inventory, response, and selected security-visibility operations. They support filtering, object retrieval, selected updates, and response actions subject to API-token permissions, product entitlement, and tenant configuration.

Martini implementation pattern

Martini implementation pattern: a workflow calls the relevant SentinelOne endpoint with an environment-specific base URL and API token, handles pagination and transient failures, maps the response into a canonical model, applies business rules, and writes or returns the result to the consuming system.

Implementation sequence

Load the tenant-specific API base URL and API token
Call the relevant SentinelOne REST endpoint
Follow pagination and supported incremental filters
Retrieve related Agents or Threats when enrichment is required
Map the response into the target data model
Apply authorization, severity, and state rules before any write or response action

SentinelOne Webhook Notifications

SentinelOne supports webhook-style notifications for selected events and platform use cases. Notification coverage is not universal across all Agents, Threats, Activities, or other objects, and request verification requirements must be confirmed against the applicable SentinelOne configuration.

Martini implementation pattern

Martini implementation pattern: expose a controlled Martini API or webhook-triggered workflow, validate and authenticate the incoming request, use the notification as a trigger rather than a complete source of truth, retrieve current SentinelOne state, and route the normalized event to incident, SIEM, messaging, or case-management systems.

Implementation sequence

Receive the SentinelOne webhook notification
Validate the request according to the configured verification requirements
Extract the SentinelOne event or Threat identifier
Retrieve authoritative object state through the REST API
Apply deduplication and routing rules
Write the result to the downstream incident or event system

SentinelOne Bulk and Visibility APIs

Selected SentinelOne resources support bulk, asynchronous, batch, or query-oriented security-visibility operations. These capabilities are operation-specific and may depend on the licensed module, endpoint, and tenant configuration rather than representing a universal bulk interface.

Martini implementation pattern

Martini implementation pattern: schedule or trigger a controlled operation, select only authorized objects, submit the supported request, handle paginated or asynchronous results, checkpoint successful processing, and retry only safe operations.

Implementation sequence

Select the operation and eligible SentinelOne objects
Validate scope, permissions, and response-action rules
Submit the supported bulk or visibility request
Poll or page through the applicable results
Transform results for the target SIEM, warehouse, or service system
Store checkpoints and record successful and failed items

Common SentinelOne integration patterns

Pattern 1: Route threat notifications to incident management

When to use this pattern

Use this pattern when security teams need SentinelOne Threats to create or update incidents in ServiceNow, Jira, or another case-management platform. Webhooks can provide timely triggers for supported events, while an API retrieval step ensures that the downstream case uses current Threat and Agent data.

Integration direction
SentinelOne
Martini
ServiceNow
Example Mapping
SentinelOne FieldCanonical FieldTarget Field
Threat.idsecurityThreatIdExternal reference
Threat.classificationthreatClassificationCategory
Threat.statusthreatStatusIncident state
Agent.computerNameendpointNameConfiguration item or affected host
Martini implementation pattern

Martini receives a supported notification or polls for new Threats, validates the event, retrieves related objects, maps severity and status, and creates or updates the target case. A stored Threat-to-case relationship suppresses duplicates, while transient API or target failures are retried and unrecoverable events are routed for operational review.

Martini capabilities used
  • workflows
  • API consumption
  • webhook reception
  • data mapping
  • business rules
  • idempotency
  • error handling

Pattern 2: Synchronize endpoint inventory to a CMDB

When to use this pattern

Use this pattern to maintain an external inventory of protected endpoints, operating systems, connectivity, sites, groups, and last-seen information. It is appropriate for scheduled reconciliation where a complete and current asset view is more important than event-level immediacy.

Integration direction
SentinelOne
Martini
ServiceNow
Example Mapping
SentinelOne FieldCanonical FieldTarget Field
Agent.idendpointIdAsset external ID
Agent.computerNamehostnameName
Agent.operatingSystemoperatingSystemOperating system
Agent.site.namesiteNameBusiness or support site
Martini implementation pattern

A scheduled Martini workflow retrieves Agents page by page using supported filters or checkpoints, enriches records with Sites and Groups when needed, transforms endpoint fields, and upserts them into the CMDB. Reconciliation rules identify inactive or stale assets, and checkpoint persistence plus bounded retries prevents missed or repeated processing.

Martini capabilities used
  • scheduled workflows
  • pagination handling
  • data mapping
  • reference-data enrichment
  • business rules
  • checkpointing
  • retry handling

Pattern 3: Orchestrate controlled endpoint response

When to use this pattern

Use this pattern when an analyst, case system, or approved automation must request an action such as endpoint isolation or remediation. Because response actions can disrupt production endpoints, the flow should validate authorization, current state, scope, and approval requirements before calling SentinelOne.

Integration direction
ServiceNow
Martini
SentinelOne
Example Mapping
SentinelOne FieldCanonical FieldTarget Field
case.externalThreatIdthreatIdThreat identifier
case.affectedHostendpointNameAgent lookup criterion
case.approvalStateresponseApprovedWorkflow authorization
response.resultactionOutcomeCase work note or status
Martini implementation pattern

Martini exposes a controlled API for response requests, validates the caller and approval state, reads the current Agent and Threat state, invokes only the permitted SentinelOne operation, and records the operator, correlation identifier, request, response, and outcome. Unsafe or ambiguous failures are not blindly retried.

Martini capabilities used
  • API exposure
  • authentication and authorization
  • workflow orchestration
  • business rules
  • API consumption
  • audit logging
  • error handling

Pattern 4: Export security visibility data to a SIEM

When to use this pattern

Use this pattern when a tenant needs selected SentinelOne telemetry or visibility-query results in Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, a data warehouse, or another analytics platform. Availability and retention depend on the relevant SentinelOne subscription and tenant configuration.

Integration direction
SentinelOne
Martini
Splunk
Example Mapping
SentinelOne FieldCanonical FieldTarget Field
queryResult.eventTimeeventTimestamp_time
queryResult.agentIdendpointIdhost identifier
queryResult.eventTypesecurityEventTypeevent category
queryResult.detailseventDetailsraw or normalized event payload
Martini implementation pattern

A Martini scheduler submits the supported visibility query, handles asynchronous or paginated results, transforms records into the target ingestion model, and writes them to the SIEM or warehouse. Query checkpoints, overlap windows, deduplication, and bounded retries reduce gaps and duplicate exports.

Martini capabilities used
  • scheduled workflows
  • API consumption
  • query orchestration
  • JSON transformation
  • checkpointing
  • data mapping
  • monitoring

Applications commonly integrated with SentinelOne

SentinelOne data and response operations can be coordinated with security operations, service management, collaboration, identity, and analytics products. The exact direction and actions depend on the APIs, permissions, licensing, and tenant configuration of each system.

Application Scenario Direction Martini Pattern
ServiceNow Create and update incidents, security cases, configuration items, and remediation tasks from SentinelOne Threats and endpoint state. SentinelOne → Martini → ServiceNow Martini receives selected SentinelOne notifications or polls the REST API, retrieves authoritative Threat and Agent details, maps them to ServiceNow records, and maintains an idempotency relationship for updates and duplicate suppression.
Splunk Send SentinelOne detections, endpoint inventory, and selected security telemetry to a central SIEM for correlation and investigation. SentinelOne → Martini → Splunk A scheduled Martini workflow retrieves filtered SentinelOne data or visibility results, normalizes the payloads, applies tenant and severity rules, and sends the result to Splunk through its available ingestion interface.
Microsoft Sentinel Centralize SentinelOne alerts and security events with identity, cloud, and endpoint data in Microsoft’s SIEM. SentinelOne → Martini → Microsoft Sentinel Martini consumes SentinelOne events or API results, maps threat and endpoint fields into the target security-event model, and routes approved response requests back through SentinelOne when both environments support the required operation.
Jira Create security or remediation issues from SentinelOne Threats and track analyst resolution. SentinelOne → Martini → Jira Martini enriches a threat notification with current Threat and Agent data, transforms it into a Jira issue, stores the SentinelOne identifier against the issue, and processes controlled status or response requests in the reverse direction.
PagerDuty Notify on high-severity detections or operational conditions that require on-call response. SentinelOne → Martini → PagerDuty A Martini workflow filters SentinelOne notifications by severity and state, deduplicates them using stable identifiers, and sends qualifying events to PagerDuty while routing failures for retry or operational review.
Slack Send selected security notifications to response channels and provide links to SentinelOne investigations. SentinelOne → Martini → Slack Martini receives or polls SentinelOne data, applies notification and sensitive-data rules, formats a concise message, and delivers it through the approved Slack messaging or webhook interface.
Okta Correlate endpoint and identity context and coordinate access or response workflows where organizational policy permits. SentinelOne → Martini → Okta Martini correlates SentinelOne Agents or Threats with Okta identity data, applies approval and authorization rules, and invokes only explicitly supported actions in either system while recording the correlation and outcome.
CrowdStrike Falcon Support migration, coexistence, or comparative security operations workflows between endpoint-security platforms. SentinelOne → Martini → CrowdStrike Falcon Martini retrieves and normalizes selected SentinelOne and CrowdStrike Falcon data into a shared model, applies migration or comparison rules, and writes results to an agreed target rather than assuming direct vendor-to-vendor synchronization.

How to build a SentinelOne integration in Martini

Objective

Configure the SentinelOne tenant endpoint and API-token authentication without embedding secrets in workflow definitions.

Instructions in Martini

  • Store the SentinelOne API token in Martini secrets
  • Keep the console and API base URL configurable by environment
  • Use least-privilege tokens and separate read-only and response identities where practical
  • Confirm tenant, account, site, group, and role scope

Objective

Select an event-driven, scheduled, or API-led entry point based on the SentinelOne capability and required timeliness.

Instructions in Martini

  • Use a Martini API or webhook-triggered workflow for supported notifications
  • Use a scheduler for inventory, visibility, or reconciliation workflows
  • Use an exposed Martini API for approved downstream response requests
  • Plan polling or reconciliation when webhook coverage is incomplete

Objective

Call the appropriate SentinelOne REST API and obtain authoritative object data rather than relying solely on notification payloads.

Instructions in Martini

  • Call the relevant Agents, Threats, Activities, Sites, Groups, Applications, or visibility endpoint
  • Follow pagination and supported filters
  • Retrieve related objects for enrichment
  • Persist cursors, timestamps, identifiers, or overlap checkpoints where appropriate

Objective

Coordinate retrieval, enrichment, routing, response operations, and target-system calls in a maintainable Martini workflow.

Instructions in Martini

  • Separate notification intake from authoritative retrieval when useful
  • Apply tenant and environment routing rules
  • Keep response operations behind explicit authorization and approval checks
  • Use reusable workflow components for SentinelOne-specific logic

Objective

Convert SentinelOne payloads into canonical and downstream models while preserving identifiers and relevant audit context.

Instructions in Martini

  • Map actual SentinelOne object fields to the target schema
  • Normalize timestamps, statuses, classifications, and endpoint relationships
  • Preserve stable identifiers for idempotency
  • Retain unknown fields where the target schema permits

Objective

Enforce security, severity, authorization, reconciliation, and deduplication policies before writing data or invoking response operations.

Instructions in Martini

  • Filter events by severity, state, site, group, or tenant
  • Validate required fields and caller permissions
  • Suppress duplicate Threat or event processing
  • Require approval for disruptive endpoint actions

Common SentinelOne data objects used in integrations

ObjectTypical UseCommon target systemsMartini handling
AgentsSynchronize endpoint identity, operating status, operating system, connectivity, site, group, and last-seen information.ServiceNow, CMDBs, asset-management platforms, SIEMs, data warehousesMartini retrieves Agents with pagination and filters, maps endpoint fields to a canonical asset model, and performs idempotent upserts with reconciliation rules for inactive or stale endpoints.
ThreatsCreate incidents, cases, investigations, remediation tasks, and security notifications from detected threats and their status.ServiceNow, Jira, Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, PagerDutyMartini receives a supported notification or polls the API, retrieves complete Threat and Agent details, applies severity and state rules, and deduplicates using stable SentinelOne identifiers.
ActivitiesExport administrative, operational, and security-related activity records for audit, monitoring, and investigation.SIEMs, audit stores, data warehouses, reporting platformsMartini retrieves filtered Activities, transforms timestamps and actor information, preserves correlation data, and writes results to the selected audit or analytics destination.
SitesRepresent tenant subdivisions used to organize endpoints and apply policies.CMDBs, asset platforms, identity and governance stores, data warehousesMartini synchronizes Sites as reference data and uses site scope when filtering Agents, validating tokens, routing records, and applying tenant-specific business rules.
GroupsRepresent logical endpoint groupings within a site or account for inventory, policy, and operational routing.CMDBs, asset platforms, reporting systems, service-management platformsMartini retrieves Groups and their relationships, maps them to organizational or asset structures, and preserves group identifiers for repeatable synchronization.
ApplicationsRepresent software or application inventory associated with protected endpoints.CMDBs, software-asset platforms, vulnerability-management systems, data warehousesMartini consumes available application inventory endpoints, transforms application and endpoint relationships, and applies deduplication and reconciliation policies before loading the target.

Authentication and security considerations

API-token authentication

SentinelOne management APIs primarily use an API token in the Authorization header with the ApiToken scheme. Martini should store the token as an environment secret and keep the tenant-specific API base URL configurable.

Least privilege and scope

Token permissions and scope determine access at the account, user, site, or group level. Use dedicated integration identities and separate read-only and response credentials where practical.

Protect security data

  • Do not log API tokens or unnecessary endpoint, user, threat, or telemetry data.
  • Restrict access to workflow logs and stored payloads.
  • Require explicit validation and authorization before isolation, remediation, or other disruptive actions.
  • Confirm webhook authentication and verification requirements for the applicable SentinelOne configuration.

Operational considerations for SentinelOne integrations

Pagination and checkpoints

SentinelOne APIs commonly use pagination and filtering. Workflows should process all pages, store supported cursors or timestamps, and use overlap windows with deduplication for time-based polling.

Rate limits and retries

Quotas can vary by tenant, API family, deployment, and subscription. Use bounded concurrency, exponential backoff for HTTP 429 and transient 5xx responses, and separate high-priority response actions from routine inventory work.

Idempotency and response safety

Use stable SentinelOne identifiers as idempotency keys and maintain downstream relationships for Threats and cases. Re-read current state before repeating remediation or isolation actions, and retry only operations known to be safe.

Schema and tenant changes

Keep regional and tenant-specific endpoints configurable, monitor status and enum changes, preserve unknown fields where possible, and test mappings against representative Agents, Threats, Activities, and visibility responses.

Webhook reliability

Notifications may be delayed, duplicated, or unavailable for a particular event type. Treat them as triggers to retrieve authoritative state and maintain reconciliation polling for high-value events.

Why use Martini instead of scripts or point-to-point integrations?

Beyond point-to-point scripts

Martini provides a governed workflow layer for SentinelOne integrations. It coordinates API calls, webhook intake, pagination, enrichment, mapping, target writes, response authorization, and operational error handling in one maintainable flow.

Reusable integration assets

SentinelOne-specific authentication, object mappings, validation rules, and response safeguards can be isolated into reusable workflow components and services rather than duplicated across scripts.

Controlled enterprise operations

  • Expose normalized APIs without exposing SentinelOne credentials.
  • Apply business rules and approval controls before privileged response actions.
  • Support scheduled, event-driven, batch, and API-led integration patterns.
  • Centralize retries, checkpoints, monitoring, and troubleshooting.

Frequently asked questions

How can SentinelOne be integrated with enterprise systems?

SentinelOne can be integrated primarily through its REST APIs, authenticated with API tokens, for Agents, Threats, Sites, Groups, Activities, inventory, response operations, and selected security-visibility capabilities. Selected webhook-style notifications can provide event triggers, while scheduled API retrieval supports reconciliation and telemetry export.

Can Martini integrate with SentinelOne?

Yes. Martini can consume SentinelOne REST APIs, receive supported webhook-style notifications, follow pagination, transform SentinelOne objects, orchestrate approved response operations, and deliver data to systems such as ServiceNow, Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Jira, databases, and data warehouses.

Do I need a connector to integrate SentinelOne with Martini?

No dedicated SentinelOne connector is required. Martini can integrate using SentinelOne’s native REST APIs, selected webhook notifications, API-token authentication, and other confirmed API endpoints, with workflows handling orchestration, mapping, validation, and error management.

Is there any extra Lonti cost to integrate SentinelOne with Martini?

Lonti does not charge an additional per-connector or per-vendor fee to integrate SentinelOne. The integration is subject to the provisioned capacity of the Martini environment. Separate costs may apply from SentinelOne, cloud infrastructure, or other third-party systems based on subscription, usage, and deployment model.

Which SentinelOne integration methods should be used?

Use the SentinelOne REST APIs as the primary mechanism for management, endpoint, threat, inventory, response, and selected visibility operations. Use webhook-style notifications for supported events when timely triggers are useful, and use scheduled or reconciliation workflows where event coverage is incomplete. Direct database access, GraphQL, and SOAP were not confirmed.

Are SentinelOne events or webhooks available?

SentinelOne supports webhook-style notifications for selected events and platform use cases, but coverage is not universal across all objects or event types. Martini can receive and validate supported notifications, then retrieve authoritative state through the REST API; polling or reconciliation may still be required.

How does synchronization with SentinelOne work?

Martini can run scheduled workflows that retrieve SentinelOne objects page by page, use supported filters or checkpoints, map records into a canonical model, and upsert them into a CMDB, SIEM, case system, database, or warehouse. Overlap windows and stable identifiers help reduce missed changes and duplicates.

How are SentinelOne data mapping and transformation handled?

Martini maps actual SentinelOne objects such as Agents, Threats, Activities, Sites, Groups, and Applications into downstream schemas. Workflows can normalize timestamps and statuses, enrich records with related objects, apply tenant or severity rules, preserve identifiers, and transform security telemetry for target platforms.

How are errors, retries, and duplicate events handled?

Martini can distinguish authentication, authorization, validation, rate-limit, timeout, and server failures. Transient failures should use bounded exponential backoff, while unsafe response actions should not be blindly retried. Stable SentinelOne identifiers, stored Threat-to-case mappings, checkpoints, and correlation IDs support idempotency and auditability.

Can Martini expose an API façade for SentinelOne?

Yes. Martini can expose a controlled API that presents a normalized SentinelOne interface to downstream systems. The workflow can authenticate callers, validate requests, apply approval and authorization rules, call SentinelOne REST APIs, and return a governed response without exposing SentinelOne credentials or implementation details.

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