At Tines, our mission is to power the world's most important workflows, and AI has recently become a huge part of that story. We currently have two AI-powered capabilities that enable teams to work faster, reduce barriers to entry, and spend more time on the fulfilling work that attracted them to their professions in the first place. But this is only possible because they trust that these features are private and secure by design.

In a guest blog post, Aaron Jewitt, Principal Detection Engineer at Elastic, walks us through a Tines workflow he built to improve the efficiency of his team's automated alert triage processes. He recently shared how his InfoSec team uses Tines to automate alert triage over on Elastic's blog, which makes a great companion piece to this post.

We’re all huge fans of the Risky Biz podcast here at Tines, so we were thrilled to be invited to appear on the show recently to talk about AI’s role in security automation. I had a great conversation with host Patrick Gray about the security and privacy challenges that go along with deploying an LLM in your environment, and how our approach to AI in Tines is fundamentally different. I loved every minute of this chat, and I hope you’ll find it interesting, too.

As more and more organizations use automation and orchestration to streamline their security operations, defining clear success criteria becomes critical to ensure the effectiveness and scalability of their program. Recently, an enterprise prospect approached us seeking help on establishing success criteria for their upcoming journey with Tines workflow automation.

For the security team at Udemy, AI in workflow automation provides an opportunity to unlock new time savings while keeping their organization secure, and protecting their online learning and teaching marketplace of 62 million users. But like all good security teams, they don’t want to sacrifice data security or privacy. AI in Tines, which is secure and private by design, provides that all-important layer of control - data never leaves the region, travels online, is logged, or is used for training.

Everyone in the market is talking about AI right now. It’s a modern marvel; some say it might even be as big as the Industrial Revolution. We’re not big on grandiose statements like that, but we are big on delivering products that help our customers be more efficient and secure and, as a result, have happier and more engaged teams. That’s why today, we’re excited to announce AI in Tines. Two powerful features to make Tines even more accessible to any member of your organization.

If you've ever worked in security or another technical field, you've probably been burned many times by tools that overpromised and underdelivered. I still have scar tissue from my time leading security teams at eBay and DocuSign - we saw so many tools that demoed extremely well but turned out to be undeployable.

With our new connect flows you can create credentials with less friction. As you build, easily connect flows for 50+ products (with more being added all the time). We also added some neat ways to restrict credentials by URL path or send email action. Login and see →

With a growing list of regulations adding to the pressure on already-stretched security teams, it's no surprise that many organizations are rethinking their approach to governance, risk, and compliance (GRC). Even the best-resourced security teams struggle to balance meeting regulations with pursuing their individual goals around improving security posture. The good news is that workflow automation and orchestration can help - let’s find out how.

Sysdig and Tines have joined forces to provide an integrated detect, triage and respond solution that enhances cloud security. This partnership combines Sysdig’s expertise in Runtime Insights with Tines’ robust orchestration and automation features. The result is a powerful solution that enables DevSecOps, Operations, and SOC teams to streamline security workflows, shorten response times, and stay ahead of security incidents.