What the Numbers Show, and What One Security Leader Did About It
Making the case for security investment means translating technical risk into business language. Defending budget decisions, justifying headcount, and proving the tools on your stack are earning their place. It's one of the harder conversations, but now there's numbers to help you own it.
SentinelOne commissioned IDC to study what organizations actually achieve when they move from legacy endpoint tools to autonomous, AI-native protection. Based on in-depth customer interviews, the findings are clear: threats remediated 54% faster, security operations teams operating 47% more efficiently, and $4.11 million in annual benefits per organization, all while cutting security solution costs by 17%.
In this session, IDC Analyst, Christopher Kissel, SentinelOne Principal Technical Evangelist, Anthony La Scala, and Blanca Galvan, Cybersecurity and Governance Manager at Franklin Mountain Management will surface what the data actually means in practice. The real decisions, the hard conversations with leadership, and what it looks like to run security with a lean team across a multi-entity, multi-industry environment.
Date: Wednesday, 18 November, 2026
Time: 10:00 a.m. GMT / 11:00 a.m. CET / 2:00 p.m. GST
Whether you're heading into a budget cycle, consolidating a fractured security stack, or preparing to make the business case to leadership, this session arms you with the data and the peer perspective to move forward.
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Anthony La Scala
SentinelOne
Principal Technical Evangelist

Blanca Galvan
Franklin Mountain Management
Cybersecurity and Governance Manager

Chris Kissel
IDC
Research VP
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