Getting started with Prompt Security

Getting started with Prompt Security

Set up Prompt Security by creating a tenant, accessing the Prompt Security console, and deploying protection to endpoints or browsers.

Before you start

  1. Confirm access to Singularity Ops Center.
  2. Confirm permission to create customer accounts or sites.
  3. Prepare the API domain and API key for deployment.
  4. Confirm the account includes the Complete SKU when using RemoteOps scripts.

Set up Prompt Security

  1. Open Singularity Ops Center.
  2. Go to Policy & Settings > Accounts.
  3. Create a new account or site.
  4. Add a Prompt Security SKU.
  5. Enter the Prompt Security tenant details.
  6. Create the account.
  7. Open the welcome email sent to the first user.
  8. Access the Prompt Security console.
  9. Deploy the agent or browser extension to endpoints.
The Prompt Security tenant is created and ready for user management, policy configuration, and endpoint or browser deployment.
Warning
Review the Prompt Security tenant details before creating the account. These fields cannot be edited from the SentinelOne console after account creation.

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