As company priorities and processes evolve, testing and implementing changes in your workflows is essential, especially for those workflows with a major influence across your business. Should the team push the wrong change live, an alert’s remediation process could be potentially slowed down, or employee information could be revealed to the wrong team.

2024 was a special year for Tines. And a busy one! We introduced 177 (and counting) new product capabilities. We raised an additional $50M from existing investors. And most importantly, our builders – the users of the Tines platform – brought more workflows to life than ever before: solving problems for their teams, and often sharing their learnings with the broader Tines community.

The beauty of Tines pages is that you can interact with anyone at any point in the workflow, so why not make those pages more dynamic and even more interactive? All of you agreed, because our most requested capability is finally live! Today, you can set conditions to show, hide, or disable elements on a page based on the preceding elements. This makes the page more focused, only revealing relevant information to the individual.

In a guest blog post, Trace3's Advisory CISO Michael Farnum introduces a new whitepaper from the team at Trace3 and Tines. In 25+ years of helping organizations build robust cybersecurity programs, I’ve seen firsthand how high the stakes are in the energy sector. As an energy sector professional, you’re likely facing increasing pressure to maintain operational efficiency while safeguarding against ever-evolving security threats.

We’re excited to announce our status as a launch partner for Wiz Defend. The new solution from Wiz draws upon the power of Wiz Integration Network (WIN) partners to better detect and respond to cloud threats in real time. We were selected as a launch partner due to our leading workflow orchestration and automation capabilities, which seamlessly connect with Wiz Defend to empower customers and their SOC/Incident Response teams.

The demands on security teams have never been greater and practitioners need tools that can keep pace with evolving threats. Yet, many are still tied to legacy SOAR platforms whose limitations - outdated integration methods, clunky usability, and lengthy deployment timelines - hold teams back from achieving their automation goals. Recognizing when it’s time to pivot is critical. For many teams, next-gen SOAR platforms can also fall short.

Why are so many security teams migrating from legacy SOAR tools to next-gen solutions? This was one of the topics up for discussion as Tines engineer Whitney Young joined host Adrian Sanabria on the Enterprise Security Weekly podcast. Read on for a behind-the-scenes look at Whitney’s process for legacy SOAR migrations, including her top tips for teams considering a switch.

At Tines, we’re proud to say we're partner-first. That means we collaborate closely with partners to deliver best-in-class workflow orchestration and automation, and empower customers to tackle their biggest security and IT challenges. In 2024, we took things a step further by introducing several new AI innovations - Automatic Mode, the AI Action, and Workbench - that enable us to power even more of the world’s most important workflows.

As AI continues to mature, we’re beginning to see AI-powered capabilities fall into distinct categories that serve different functions across the enterprise. From help tools like copilots that assist users, to conversational bots providing AI-driven chat support, and efficiency-focused agents that automate complex tasks, these categories reveal the unique ways AI is transforming business operations.

We’re kicking off a new series called the Tines Lookback where we sit down with our Product team, Engineers, and Designers to showcase some of the recent projects they’ve been working on in Tines. It’s filled with conversations that can help you understand how to make the most of these features.