Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

In today's world, data is king, but it's also a source of risk. Companies face a constant barrage of threats that can lead to devastating data loss. These include everything from simple hardware and software failures to natural disasters and major cyber attacks. The consequences of data loss can be severe, impacting revenue, operations, reputation, and legal compliance, so planning for these worst-case scenarios is an important part of an IT team’s playbook.

When we first introduced Pages, it started with a few updates to our forms tool. We took a simple form and added more dynamic page elements and a formal page editor. That led to granular access, customization, and so much more to make it the powerful feature it is today. Now, teams can build polished and efficient apps for stronger collaboration and communication across the entire organization.

What is an ”AI agent”? Confusion abounds. There is also some consensus: agents must of course be AI-driven systems. They should have some degree of autonomy, and they should be able to use tools in addition to understanding and reasoning. But why isn't, say, ChatGPT an agent? According to most definitions out there, it actually is. Yet most (including OpenAI themselves) don’t describe it that way.

Today, we’re excited to share that Tines Workflow Automation is now available directly through Elastic. Countless mutual customers already benefit from combining Tines' orchestration and automation capabilities with Elastic Security and Observability, allowing them to strengthen defenses, ensure operational resilience, and maximize the return on their existing investments.

You don’t have to spend long working in security to know that the challenges are constant and ever-evolving. In 2025, security teams face unprecedented complexity, driven not only by emerging threats but also by the daunting task of adopting AI securely amid a rapidly-shifting regulatory landscape.