SentinelOne Spotlight: 2025 NAM Awards Celebrate Cybersecurity Pioneers

By Dan Evert, CCNP   Published: 04/05/25   Updated: 10/24/26   2 min read

SentinelOne Spotlight: 2025 NAM Awards Celebrate Cybersecurity Pioneers

At a glance

Honoring top security providers

As threats become more complex, SentinelOne’s 2025 North American Managed Security Service Providers (NAM) Awards put the spotlight on innovation and cooperation.

Who was recognized

The awards highlighted Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) with strong expertise in threat detection and response, the providers that small and midsize companies increasingly rely on to watch their networks around the clock because they can’t hire and keep a full security operations team of their own.

SentinelOne said the awards recognize MSSPs that use AI-driven technology to protect their customers’ business operations more efficiently.

AI at the center

Several winners have adopted SentinelOne’s long-promoted approach of using artificial intelligence to predict threats. The focus on AI reflects a wider industry trend, with heavy investment in machine learning and predictive analytics to catch risks before they grow.

Challenges facing providers

Remote work and growing dependence on digital systems have created serious challenges. Attackers keep getting more creative, and defenses have to keep changing. Speakers stressed broader strategies and integrated security frameworks.

Speed came up again and again.

Looking ahead

Cooperation among security experts, companies and managed service providers matters more than ever.

The awards honor current achievements and point toward the next generation of security measures. They also reinforce the case for sharing knowledge and working together against attackers.

The 2025 NAM Awards show how dedication and cooperation among security providers make systems safer. Today’s work lays the groundwork.

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Dan Evert, CCNP

Dan Evert is a self proclaimed Router Jockey. Dan got heavily involved in networking right out of high school and has never looked back! Dan is giving back by working with high school students to get them involved and interested in Networking and Security.