Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

How Tines gets agentic automation right

At the RSAC Conference this year, it seemed that every cybersecurity company had suddenly become an agentic AI company. According to such vendors, AI agents were the solution to every security problem keeping CISOs up at night. The audience, however, was understandably skeptical. Concerns over vendor promises fell into two camps. The first camp: companies that took whatever AI capabilities they had and slapped the word ‘agentic’ on them (aka ‘agent-washing’). Or even worse.

Beyond compliance: How orchestration and automation make financial services more resilient

Financial services and insurance companies live under some of the toughest compliance rules in the world. Regulations keep multiplying. Cyber threats keep evolving. And the penalties for getting it wrong range from multi-million-dollar fines to reputational damage that takes years to recover. The problem? Too many GRC programs are still manual, reactive, and siloed. Outdated tools and processes force teams to spend countless hours chasing evidence and preparing for point-in-time audits.

Three ways to mature your legacy GRC program in a highly regulated environment

What does a modern, well-functioning GRC program look like today? Join us for an on-demand webinar with Dragos and Regscale, where we’ll explore exactly that. Learn the biggest sources of friction to maturing a GRC program, how to evaluate what’s worth automating or standardizing in your GRC workflows, and what the path forward looks like for proactively managing risk and compliance in high-regulation environments.

Optimizing the SOC: Leveraging AI and automation for modern threats

The Security Operations Center (SOC) is the nerve center of an organization's defenses, but its efficiency and effectiveness are often limited by the growing volume and complexity of threats. By leveraging AI-driven threat detection and automated incident response, security leaders can optimize their SOC to respond faster and smarter. For CISOs, this means not only protecting the organization from current threats but also future-proofing defenses against an increasingly sophisticated threat landscape.

How the RevOps team at Tines uses Tines: Automating lead routing, enrichment, and assignment

At Tines, we use our workflow orchestration and AI platform to power our mission-critical processes, and the Revenue Operations team is no exception. In this post, we’ll share how we use Tines to automate a key part of our go-to-market motion: lead management. The workflow we’re sharing powers every inbound lead we receive, whether it comes from a demo request, a webinar sign-up, or a bulk CSV upload from the marketing team.

MCP security is non-negotiable for AI-driven organizations

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is gaining traction because it enables LLMs to interact with live systems and enhance context by retrieving and managing relevant real-time information. LLMs can’t query Salesforce, trigger an Okta password reset, or fetch context from your SIEM, for example. MCP bridges that gap by connecting AI models to real-world APIs, powering AI applications like retrieval-augmented generation and multi-step agent workflows. They’re fast to deploy.

Creating an MCP Server in Tines

MCP servers in Tines allow you to create custom AI tools and connectors using the new MCP server action template. Integrating Tines and MCP streamlines incident response and workflow automation, enhancing efficiency and security operations by enabling seamless communication and data integration between systems. New to Tines? Sign up for our always-free Community Edition and start building right away.