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# SentinelOne

Instale el EDR de SentinelOne en sus estaciones de trabajo y servidores, luego revise los módulos complementarios y los requisitos de red. Una vez configurado el EDR, la supervisión comienza automáticamente y el nivel de protección aumenta gradualmente. No se requiere ninguna acción por su parte, salvo que se solicite lo contrario.

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