Automate cloud security with AWS and Tines
Automate cloud security
with AWS and Tines
Cloud security is a fast-changing and dynamic environment which results in many teams struggling to know what is serious and what is noise.
Tines, built exclusively on AWS, helps teams quickly remediate known threats while effectively triaging the new. Providing a user friendly interface to build automation Stories, teams are able to quickly create new workflows, utilizing native AWS APIs to create solutions based on their team’s needs. Tines also is packaged with thousands of Action templates to utilize threat detection services outside of the AWS ecosystem.
security alerts management
incident response
accuracy and remediation timelines
From the submitter: This story investigates emails sent by AWS Support to an AWS root account email address in search of critical AWS Keys Exposed alerts. Tines AI is used to parse the email and extract important information, and the story then creates a Jira ticket that is updated every time AWS sends an update.
Jaroslaw Wojciechowski at Roche
From the submitter: This story allows you to use ChatGPT to provide triage steps to analysts based on internally developed playbooks. This saves analysts from having to open multiple playbooks and having to check if any playbooks have changed.
Matt Houston
Using AWS Lambda within your automation platform.
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Whether it’s EDR, traffic behavior analysis, firewall management, IDS, phishing simulations, or anything else we use, Tines is very easy to plug into everything, get the alerts we want, and have it process them. That takes hours off our work.
Joel Perez-SanchezSecurity Engineer
Tines is very intuitive in pretty much every aspect; the platform is just really easy to use, so it does a really good job at saving time. The time saved pays for itself, in my opinion.
Dylan WhiteInformation Security Engineer