Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

In this video we will continue from Lesson one and begin to build our story. Pulling in our first action, as well as leveraging the power of the action templates.

In this video we'll add in an Action Trigger to create a checkpoint for our story. Only allowing our story to continue if it meets the criteria that we set. We'll also be adding in a Delay action to give us some buffer time before the story continues.

In this video we'll begin to pull in actions from the Bootcamp guide to see how easy it is to work with the JSON format. Having preconfigured actions make it much easier to rapidly build out stories. We'll also be taking a look at the results from URL Scan from our request.

In this video we'll learn how we can implement a form into our story. Creating a method for users to interact with our story to create a user input. This can be really handy when wanting to develop a process for colleagues to submit data. We'll close up the lesson with additional resources available around Tines.

The Webhook Action is one of the most common ways to get data into Tines. They allow you to send real-time data from one application to another whenever a given event occurs.

The HTTP Request Action sends HTTP requests using a variety of methods to a specified URL.

Tines Forms enable you to gather and collect data from internal and external sources via a shareable link or URL.

Learn how to build a basic automation Story with Tines that looks up a list of IP addresses in VirusTotal, and then sends an email with the VirusTotal information. You can create a free Tines Community Edition account via tines.com/product.

Tines is a no-code automation platform that enables you to transform your work.