With Elastic Observability and Tines, cloud engineers can build workflows to help maximize resource utilization and minimize expenses.
The NFL's Senior Director of Cybersecurity takes us inside the security operations command centre for the most-watched event in US TV history.
The VP of Global Security Operations discusses creating a culture of continuous learning and the evolution of AI-assisted cyber attacks.
The Tines partnership ecosystem comprises over 200 industry-leading organizations, including GuidePoint Security, Trace3, Evotek, and Kudelski.
In this guest blog post, Marcus Hallberg and Attila Dulovics, senior security engineers at Spotify, share a Tines workflow they built to create identity federation between GCP and AWS.
Reddit's Head of Software Security on moving past imposter syndrome and the power of automating incident response.
Highlights from the Security Automation Roadshow: San Francisco, the first in a series of events that connects our community of Tines builders.
Twilio’s Principal Security Engineer Prima Virani discusses building an automation strategy and guiding security teams through acquisitions.
The Director of Security Operations talks about the importance of risk prioritization and strong leadership in incident response.
The Elastic CISO speaks to Thomas Kinsella about embracing radical transparency and adopting an infrastructure-as-code approach.
A detailed look at how automated threat intelligence enrichment results in better insights, more thorough investigation, and faster remediation for Tines customers.
How do federal agencies ensure a successful shift towards zero trust? It starts with a zero trust security tech stack that serves your org’s unique needs.
Federal agencies are at a critical junction in the journey towards zero trust, but, the right workflow automation platform can help them get there faster, and with fewer resources.
Regional Vice President of Cyber Solutions at Elastic John Harmon shares best practices for federal agencies looking to reach their zero trust goals.
Malware analysis is important for understanding incidents and strengthening defenses against attacks. Here’s how to build and manage them using Tines workflows.
Kevin Menezes, Sr. Manager, Customer Success, shares his best practices for getting started with Tines.
83% of practitioners are using podcasts to stay informed on cybersecurity news and ideas. But which podcasts are they listening to?
Developer Jesse Strivelli reflects on the key differences between automating workflows using Python and the native Tines builder.
We're sharing best practices for users who prefer to use scripts to perform a step in their Tines workflows.
Yes, you can run scripts and Linux commands natively in Tines. But you might not necessarily want to. Here, we explore why.
Insights on AI's role in security, the ever-changing role of the CISO, and more.
Tines users love the pages feature so much, they started asking for pages within pages. Now they’re here!
Which security conferences are SOC analysts and leaders prioritizing in 2024? A new report reveals the 7 most popular events in the cybersecurity calendar.
Tines scales by design and by default. Our approach to scaling starts with the fundamental workings of our product, and continues through to the use of industry-standard tools and best practices in our execution.