This week on Friday Flows, host Cameron Higgs takes a deep dive into the top Tines workflows powering GitLab's incident response team. The time savings are undoubtedly impressive, but the long-term benefits are equally impactful: Standardizing processes to improve consistency Reducing alert noise, helping to reduce burnout likelihood Improving documentation to better support incident response.

Join us on October 23rd to learn how Reddit, one of the world's most popular online communities, automates critical IT processes to improve efficiency and reduce manual workloads. In this session, Cian Geoghegan, Staff CorpTech Systems Engineer at Reddit, will share their approach to automating three key areas: Device Management, Patch Management, and Access Management.

This week on Friday Flows, security researcher Conor Dunne walks Cameron Higgs through his latest workflow, which helps teams report on incident response timelines for cases by generating Gantt charts.

A common question we get is, 'Can Tines integrate with X?' This question stems from the status quo around integration in general. Many people believe that app-based integration is the only way, and as a result, tools remain siloed. Tines co-founders Eoin Hinchy and Thomas Kinsella sought to change that, eliminating wrappers, and building Tines with an API-first mindset. In this episode of Friday Flows, host Cameron Higgs dives into some of the common stumbling blocks with SOAR integrations, and walks through multiple ways to connect Tines to your internal and external tools.

Join us as Christopher Beier discusses threat hunting with Sumo Logic.