The story of how Tines scales starts in the product with, well, a story. Any user of Tines will be familiar with the basic concepts of actions and events. They know that when an action receives an event, it runs in order to, e.g., transform that event data or send it off to an API. They also know that when the action has finished running, it will usually emit an event containing its results – an event that will then be sent onwards, to other actions, causing them to run in turn.
Security teams are getting restless. Before founding Tines, I spent 15 years in the SOC leading teams charged with protecting organizations from ever-evolving threats. Over that time, the challenge facing SOC analysts became harder, not easier: workloads are increasing, but teams aren’t growing alongside them. SOC analysts are burning out as a result of tedious and repetitive tasks.
We’re thrilled to announce that Tines has been named HashiCorp’s 2023 Emerging Partner of the Year. The award is especially significant, as it marks the success of our partnership with HashiCorp within its very first year. Tines was recognized for our smart, secure workflow builder, which allows frontline teams to work more efficiently and effectively by incorporating HashiCorp Terraform and Vault across their automations.