LevelBlue named SentinelOne's Premier remediation partner

LevelBlue has been named SentinelOne's Premier Remediation Partner for Wayfinder Frontier AI Services, linking SentinelOne's exposure findings with LevelBlue's remediation consulting.

The partnership is aimed at organisations that receive findings from Wayfinder Frontier AI Services assessments and need help turning those results into a structured remediation programme. Customers can engage LevelBlue's security specialists to develop and carry out milestone-based remediation work based on prioritised risks.

Wayfinder Frontier AI Services combines AI models with human security researchers to identify vulnerabilities and exposures across source code, software dependencies, exposed secrets, and post-deployment tampering. Each finding is validated by human experts and includes reproduction details and severity assessments.

The announcement reflects a broader shift in cyber security as companies move from finding more software weaknesses to deciding which problems to fix first. As automated tools and AI systems increase the volume of identified issues, security and development teams face growing pressure to rank findings by real-world exploitability and confirm that fixes work once deployed.

LevelBlue's role in the partnership centres on remediation. Its consultants will assess findings in the context of a customer's environment, existing security controls, and current attacker activity, drawing on intelligence from its SpiderLabs team.

The approach is intended to help customers set priorities using more than severity scores alone. The service is designed to give development teams specific remediation guidance, validate fixes before and after deployment, and support longer-term improvements to software security practices.

Two services

LevelBlue has divided the offering into two parts. The first is a remediation sprint for Wayfinder Frontier AI Services, described as tactical advisory and remediation assistance delivered against milestones and sequenced by severity rather than fixed calendar blocks.

The second is an application resilience programme for Wayfinder Frontier AI Services. This is intended as a longer-term consulting engagement, with posture trend reporting and a review of the practices that led to the original findings.

The services are available directly from LevelBlue, while SentinelOne will facilitate customer introductions. That structure gives SentinelOne a way to connect assessment results to external remediation support without taking on the consulting work itself.

LevelBlue says it has more than 1,000 cyber security experts worldwide and conducts more than 200,000 hours of penetration testing each year. The company is positioning that scale as support for customers that need help moving from vulnerability discovery to remediation and validation.

Growing demand

The tie-up comes as cyber security vendors and services firms look to address a growing operational problem for customers. AI-assisted discovery tools can surface increasing numbers of possible weaknesses, but organisations still need to judge business impact, assign responsibility across security and engineering teams, and measure whether risk has genuinely been reduced.

In practice, remediation is becoming a distinct market alongside detection and exposure management. Companies are seeking outside help not only to identify flaws, but also to verify exploitability, guide developers on fixes, and test whether corrected systems remain secure after release.

Spencer Lynch, Senior Vice President of Professional Services at LevelBlue, outlined the company's view of that challenge.

"Frontier AI has dramatically accelerated the identification of exploitable vulnerabilities in modern applications, but finding those issues is only the beginning. Organisations must still determine what matters most, help developers implement the right fixes, and verify that those fixes effectively close the attack path. LevelBlue helps customers turn validated findings into measurable risk reduction through remediation programs grounded in real-world threat intelligence and led by experienced security practitioners," Lynch said.

SentinelOne said the partnership is intended to give customers a more direct path from assessment output to corrective action. It positioned Wayfinder Frontier AI Services as a way to narrow down exploitable issues across a customer environment before those findings move into a remediation process.

Steve Stone, Chief Customer Officer at SentinelOne, said, "Wayfinder Frontier AI Services help customers understand what attackers could realistically exploit across their environment, helping them sift out the signal from the noise. By pairing that visibility and expert assessment with LevelBlue's remediation expertise, customers gain a clear and actionable path to fortify their defenses and stay one step ahead of AI-empowered adversaries."