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5 Years of SentinelOne ThreatOps: Defense from the Ground Up to Global Threat Championships

One-Click Integrations for Unified Prevention, Detection, and Response For five years, SentinelOne™’s ThreatOps has inspired a global defender movement.

DKCISSP News DeskSentinelOne9 Oct 2026, 11:18 pm2 min read
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One-Click Integrations for Unified Prevention, Detection, and Response For five years, SentinelOne™’s ThreatOps has inspired a global defender movement.

What began in 2020 as a threat hunting webinar has grown into an industrial-scale gamified platform that has trained over 19,000 blue teamers, influenced over $661 million in closed-won revenue (September 2023–September 2026), and spawned the Sentinels League Threat Hunting World Championship .

As we mark five years of ThreatOps innovation, defenders worldwide are gearing up for the ultimate showcase: the Sentinels League Grand Final, hosted live on stage at OneCon 2026 in Las Vegas from October 20–22, 2026.

This global footprint is sustained by an active internal community of 407 game owners.

Beyond skill development, interactive threat hunting has become one of SentinelOne's most potent catalysts for customer acquisition and technical evaluation.

The impact of ThreatOps shows up in two places: the number of defenders it has trained and the revenue it has influenced.

Our analysis reveals that ThreatOps engagements have influenced $661.8 million in closed-won revenue across 6,435 deals and 1,538 corporate accounts (Sept 2023–Sept 2026).

What happened

One-Click Integrations for Unified Prevention, Detection, and Response For five years, SentinelOne™’s ThreatOps has inspired a global defender movement.

What began in 2020 as a threat hunting webinar has grown into an industrial-scale gamified platform that has trained over 19,000 blue teamers, influenced over $661 million in closed-won revenue (September 2023–September 2026), and spawned the Sentinels League Threat Hunting World Championship .

As we mark five years of ThreatOps innovation, defenders worldwide are gearing up for the ultimate showcase: the Sentinels League Grand Final, hosted live on stage at OneCon 2026 in Las Vegas from October 20–22, 2026.

What changed

This global footprint is sustained by an active internal community of 407 game owners.

Beyond skill development, interactive threat hunting has become one of SentinelOne's most potent catalysts for customer acquisition and technical evaluation.

Why it matters

The impact of ThreatOps shows up in two places: the number of defenders it has trained and the revenue it has influenced.

Our analysis reveals that ThreatOps engagements have influenced $661.8 million in closed-won revenue across 6,435 deals and 1,538 corporate accounts (Sept 2023–Sept 2026).

Attribution

SentinelOne: One-Click Integrations for Unified Prevention, Detection, and Response For five years, SentinelOne™’s ThreatOps has inspired a global defender movement.

What to watch next

Watch for additional victim details, indicators of compromise and follow-on exploitation reports.

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