Portland, OR, USA
2021
  |  By John White
Every vendor in this category now says the same word: agentic. I understand why. It’s what the market wants to hear. But when you’re the one signing the contract, “agentic” tells you almost nothing. I’ve sat on the buying side of enough of these conversations to know that the label and the capability are often two very different things.
  |  By John White, Field CISO
John White is the Field CISO for EMEA at Torq. A respected security executive with more than 20 years of leadership experience, John previously served as CISO at Virgin Atlantic, where he led a multi-year transformation deploying the Torq AI SOC Platform to modernize cyber operations. Prior to Virgin Atlantic, he built and transformed security functions for global organizations, including ASOS, Liberty Global, AEG Europe, and KPMG.
  |  By Torq
DevOps moves fast by design. Continuous integration, automated deployments, and infrastructure-as-code let development teams ship features in hours rather than weeks. Security teams have a real opportunity here: when they build workflows that integrate directly into the development process, they gain coverage and response speed that manual, disconnected approaches leave on the table.
  |  By Torq
Security teams have always had to justify their budgets, and the bar for that justification keeps rising. Boards and CFOs want proof that security spending delivers measurable business value: reduced risk translated into financial language. That pressure has made cybersecurity ROI calculators a standard part of the security leader’s toolkit, a way to convert threat prevention, automation efficiency, and incident response improvements into the numbers executives understand.
  |  By Yaniv Zimmer
Yaniv Zimmer is an AI researcher at Torq, focusing on cybersecurity research at the crossroads of artificial intelligence, deep learning, and defensive operations. Drawing on extensive experience within Unit 8200 alongside industry and academic AI research roles, his work centers on advancing SOC AI architectures and threat detection capabilities Like a lot of people, we were excited when Jev launched. The premise is genuinely useful in production: an intelligent language model built for classification.
  |  By John White
Over the course of this series, I’ve laid out the case for a fundamentally different security operating model — one built around Outcome, Judgment, and Execution layers, where AI handles the execution at machine speed, and humans focus on the decisions that actually need them. I’ve argued that the CISO’s role is changing, that human-centric security no longer scales, and that the org chart needs to reflect where AI fits on the team.
  |  By John White
John White is the Field CISO for EMEA at Torq. A respected security executive with more than 20 years of leadership experience, John previously served as CISO at Virgin Atlantic, where he led a multi-year transformation deploying the Torq AI SOC Platform to modernize cyber operations. Prior to that, he built and transformed security functions for global organizations, including ASOS, Liberty Global, AEG Europe, and KPMG.
  |  By David Melamed
Odysseus left Troy with a fleet and reached Ithaca with nothing, having lost every ship to the sea. While the war was won by force, the journey home was won by wits, and ultimately the fleet barely mattered. Most security operations centers are still running their SecOps voyage the way Odysseus ran the war: more tools, more force, more signal. It is the wrong instinct, because the SOC bottleneck was never how much you can see. It is how fast you can decide.
  |  By Bob Boyle
Most agentic triage solutions hand you a verdict and stop right there. Maybe you get an alert ranking, maybe a severity score, maybe some light investigation, but you, as the analyst, still have to do the cleanup manually. There is still a mountain of evidence that needs to be gathered by hand, and a mountain of cases to dig through on your own.
  |  By Rick Bosworth
Software Analyst Cyber Research (SACR) just published its 2026 AI SOC Market Report, offering an independent assessment of vendors competing in what has rapidly become the most consequential category in enterprise security. Torq features prominently, and the report’s framing is worth unpacking because it illuminates what makes the AI SOC category hard to evaluate and why Torq’s approach is consequential.
  |  By Torq

Learn how Torq Case Management builds the full picture of a case before a SOC analyst ever opens it: https://bit.ly/47BMzOY

  |  By Torq

Learn about Torq Socrates, the agentic orchestrator of the Torq AI SOC Platform: https://bit.ly/4j6II3C

  |  By Torq

Learn how Torq HyperAgents™ act as specialized agents purpose-built for every stage of the threat lifecycle: enriching alerts, gathering evidence, building cases, and taking action: https://bit.ly/4htwOQ1

  |  By Torq

Learn more about how Torq's Jit acquisition unleashes the first enterprise AI SOC Context Graph: https://bit.ly/4dRTS99

  |  By Torq
Meet the Torq AI SOC Platform. From the initial alert all the way through remediation, Torq fuses agentic reasoning and Hyperautomation to contextualize risk, surface what matters most, and take action. The platform enriches, investigates, and acts — freeing analysts to focus on higher-value work while it closes Tier 1 cases.
  |  By Torq
Torq Field CISO John White (former CISO Virgin Atlantic) shares his perspective on AI governance in security — where AI should operate autonomously, and where human authority must remain.
  |  By Torq

Torq's $140M Series D: https://bit.ly/49wZx0T

  |  By Torq
Virgin Atlantic CISO John White and Torq’s Usman Gulfaraz chat through how Virgin Atlantic's security team is already saving over 40 hours a week with Torq.
  |  By Torq
Want a demo? Visit torq.io/demo.
  |  By Torq
Businesses of all types, and across all verticals, have gone digital-first. This shift enables many benefits, such as greater scalability and speed. But it also amplifies the security and compliance challenges that arise from digital systems. For CISOs, this shift amplifies the need to apply the same level of automation, speed, and business-wide accessibility for security that digitization has brought to other aspects of the business. In short, modern businesses need to adopt a digital-first approach to SecOps itself.
  |  By Torq
The efficiency and scalability that security teams stand to gain from no-code automation is not novel. It's what development teams have been enjoying for years, thanks to the widespread adoption of CI/CD automation tools.

Torq is a no-code automation platform that modernizes security and operations teams. With Torq, frontline security professionals can easily create automated flows that help them respond to threats faster, remediate risks automatically, and deliver better security to their teams.

Torq’s no code automation modernizes how security and operations teams work with easy workflow building, limitless integrations, and numerous prebuilt templates.

Five minutes to powerful security automation:

  • Supercharge your security posture: Respond to threats faster with automatically triggered flows. Remediate risks as soon as they’re detected in your environment.
  • Accelerate security operations: Build flows with a no-code, drag & drop designer — no developers or professional services needed. Easily connect to any tool in your environment to ensure complete protection.
  • Work your way — only faster: Start with automating a single step, expand your flow to complex branches. Best practice templates get you started fast and REST APIs help you customize as needed.
  • Compliant and Secure Platform: Our infrastructure and operations undergo rigorous external audits and meet the highest grade of industry security, privacy and compliance standards.

No-code automation for powerful security.