AI security firm SentinelOne extended its Cloudflare partnership with the integration of telemetry and real-time detection for safety across distributed network environments.

The expansion sees SentinelOne's Singularity AI security information and event management (SIEM) platform merge with Cloudflare via its Logpush service. This includes edge network telemetry data from Cloudflare's secure web gateway (SWG), its Access zero-trust app proxy, and web application firewall (WAF) logs.

SentinelOne claimed the Singularity Platform can be set as the native logpush destination directly from the Cloudflare dashboard with minimal configuration, while pointing to real-time telemetry with agentic AI and hyperautomation in its suite.

“Our expanded partnership with Cloudflare shows what’s possible when two innovators come together with a common purpose,” Melissa Smith, SVP of global strategic partnerships and initiatives at SentinelOne, explained. “By unifying Cloudflare’s global network telemetry and AI-driven insights with the intelligence of our AI SIEM, we are enabling security teams to automate correlation and response across edge and enterprise, reducing manual effort and helping analysts focus on the threats that matter most. Together, we are delivering protection that is stronger, easier to operate, and designed to scale with the needs of modern security teams.”

“Expanding our partnership with key technology alliance partners like SentinelOne is core to how we are further interconnecting our global infrastructure network to secure even more customers“, Tom Evans, chief partner officer at Cloudflare, added. “Organizations worldwide are facing a growing number of threat signals, and now with Cloudflare and SentinelOne’s intelligence, they can automate that action and analysis from a single platform. We want to make sure that organizations can clearly see the AI-driven correlations and enforce proper protections to improve their security posture.”

The Cloudflare expansion comes after SentinelOne's recent launch of Clawsec, a solution that hardens agentic deployments against supply chain attacks and prompt injections, centering specifically around AI agent platform du jour OpenClaw.

ClawSec was released on GitHub to operate as a “skill-of-skills” protection layer, enclosing AI agents within a continuously verified security framework to ensure proper execution, monitor system changes, and enforce data flow restrictions.