Learn how the asset inventory provided by Splunk Asset and Risk Intelligence delivers a much-needed source of truth, bringing together different sources, helping to discover previously unknown assets, and delivering context and enrichment for key cybersecurity activities.

Part 2 of Cameron's conversation with solutions engineer and experienced SOAR engineer Sif Baksh features a quick walkthrough of a simple but powerful workflow. This is a really interesting use of Tines Pages & Resources to simplify an impactful security use case. It also leverages GitHub and Cobalt Strike.

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, where application programming interfaces (APIs) are becoming the backbone of technology infrastructure, the need for robust management and security measures have never been more critical. With the surge in API use and the corresponding increase in threats, protecting Mulesoft environments has become a top priority.

Tines Workbench is here, a true evolution in how automation and AI is leveraged within operations for security and IT. If you missed it, Workbench is a Tines-powered AI chat interface where you can take action and access proprietary data in real-time, privately and securely. In this episode of Friday Flows, Cameron welcomes security researcher Michael Tolan, who showcases Workbench's capabilities by focusing on a suspicious Okta login.

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Mergers and acquisitions can expose critical API vulnerabilities, often overlooked due to poor documentation and lack of standardization. Learn about the hidden risks that can lead to delayed incident response and compromised security during M&A processes.

There are three general categories that hackers fall into: white hat hackers, black hat hackers and gray hat hackers. Each type of hacker has different motivations behind their hacking activities. Learn more about the different types of hackers and how to prevent malicious hackers from compromising your online accounts.

Josh Neil explains why large language models (LLMs) can exacerbate the issue of false positives in threat detection. Discover why more AI isn't always the answer in reducing alert noise.

In part 1 of our Threat Hunting for macOS webinar series we explored basic use cases for utilizing macOS Unified Logging (MUL) and system telemetry to uncover suspicious behavior. Building upon this foundation, in part two we explore more intricate use cases and tap into third-party logs to uncover sophisticated attack TTPs.

Richard Cassidy addresses the misconception that LLMs are a 'hive mind' capable of making autonomous decisions. Discover how LLMs actually work and why they're not the magic solution some believe them to be.