Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR)

Huntress vs SentinelOne Singularity

Compare Huntress and SentinelOne Singularity side-by-side. See feature differences and pricing in the Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) category.

Huntress

by Huntress

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Pricing: MSRP per month: Managed EDR $8.99 per endpoint, ITDR $4.80 per identity, SIEM $4.00 per source, SAT $2.08 per learner, ISPM $4.00 per identity; volume pricing on request

Huntress is a managed security platform for SMBs and MSPs, pairing EDR, identity threat detection, SIEM and awareness training with its own 24/7 SOC.

3 /18 features Full profile

SentinelOne Singularity

by SentinelOne

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Pricing: Singularity Complete $179.99 and Commercial $229.99 per endpoint a year, for 5 to 100 workstations through a partner; Enterprise by quote.

SentinelOne Singularity is endpoint protection and EDR software for security teams and MSSPs, with an on-device AI agent that keeps working offline.

15 /18 features Full profile

Feature Comparison

Endpoint Detection & Response (EDR) features side-by-side

Feature	Huntress 3/18 features	SentinelOne Singularity 15/18 features
Continuous endpoint telemetry recording Process, file, registry, network and login events are recorded continuously, not only when an alert fires.	No	Yes
Process tree view of each alert Every detection shows the parent-child process chain and the actions each process took.	No	Yes
One-click host network isolation An analyst can cut a device off the network from the console while keeping the agent connection.	Yes	Yes
Live response shell Run commands, pull files and kill processes on a live endpoint from the management console.	No	Yes
Custom detection rules on endpoint telemetry Analysts write their own detection logic against recorded telemetry and get alerts from it.	No	No
Query-based threat hunting across endpoints Raw telemetry from every endpoint can be searched with a query language, not only per host.	No	Yes
Alerts grouped into incidents Related alerts on the same host or from the same attacker are merged into one incident record.	No	Yes
ATT&CK technique tags on detections Each detection is labelled with the MITRE ATT&CK tactic and technique it matched.	No	Yes
Automated investigation and remediation Alerts are triaged automatically and malicious files or persistence are reverted without an analyst.	No	Yes
Custom IOC block and allow lists Hashes, IPs and domains can be added as indicators that the agent blocks or allows.	No	No
Command-line and script content capture Full command lines and PowerShell script blocks are recorded for later investigation.	No	No
Detection exclusions and suppression rules A known-benign detection can be suppressed by host, path or process to stop repeat alerts.	Yes	Yes
Telemetry retention of 30 days or more Searchable raw endpoint telemetry is kept for at least 30 days on the standard plan.	No	Yes
Telemetry streaming to a SIEM Raw events or alerts can be forwarded to a SIEM or data lake through a supported connector.	Yes	Yes
Forensic package collection from a host Memory, logs and artefacts can be gathered from a host into a package for offline analysis.	No	Yes
Server and cloud workload sensor The same sensor covers Windows and Linux servers and cloud virtual machines, not only laptops.	No	Yes
Vendor-run threat hunting add-on The vendor's own analysts hunt across the customer's telemetry as a paid option.	No	Yes
MITRE ATT&CK Evaluations participant The product has published results in a public MITRE Engenuity ATT&CK Evaluation round.	No	Yes
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Huntress 3/18 features

Continuous endpoint telemetry recording: No
Process tree view of each alert: No
One-click host network isolation: Yes
Live response shell: No
Custom detection rules on endpoint telemetry: No
Query-based threat hunting across endpoints: No
Alerts grouped into incidents: No
ATT&CK technique tags on detections: No
Automated investigation and remediation: No
Custom IOC block and allow lists: No
Command-line and script content capture: No
Detection exclusions and suppression rules: Yes
Telemetry retention of 30 days or more: No
Telemetry streaming to a SIEM: Yes
Forensic package collection from a host: No
Server and cloud workload sensor: No
Vendor-run threat hunting add-on: No
MITRE ATT&CK Evaluations participant: No

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SentinelOne Singularity 15/18 features

Continuous endpoint telemetry recording: Yes
Process tree view of each alert: Yes
One-click host network isolation: Yes
Live response shell: Yes
Custom detection rules on endpoint telemetry: No
Query-based threat hunting across endpoints: Yes
Alerts grouped into incidents: Yes
ATT&CK technique tags on detections: Yes
Automated investigation and remediation: Yes
Custom IOC block and allow lists: No
Command-line and script content capture: No
Detection exclusions and suppression rules: Yes
Telemetry retention of 30 days or more: Yes
Telemetry streaming to a SIEM: Yes
Forensic package collection from a host: Yes
Server and cloud workload sensor: Yes
Vendor-run threat hunting add-on: Yes
MITRE ATT&CK Evaluations participant: Yes

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Pricing

Huntress

MSRP per month: Managed EDR $8.99 per endpoint, ITDR $4.80 per identity, SIEM $4.00 per source, SAT $2.08 per learner, ISPM $4.00 per identity; volume pricing on request

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SentinelOne Singularity

Singularity Complete $179.99 and Commercial $229.99 per endpoint a year, for 5 to 100 workstations through a partner; Enterprise by quote.

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