Tines

@Tines@infosec.exchange
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Tines is no-code automation for security teams. Hosts of the Future of Security Operations podcast.
Websitetines.com
Podcasthttps://open.spotify.com/show/2ViUFqBCqTAe0EPdnY3KPw?si=4389b55fd9944f1f
TinesDec 14, 2022

Thought this might be of interest to the broader cyber community. Expel's Jon Hencinski shares some great tips with Tines co-founder Thomas Kinsella for developing a security strategy, avoiding burnout, what metrics to measure, leveraging automation, managing your budget, and more.
https://tines.com/blog/the-future-of-security-operations-podcast-jon-hencinski-expel

#SecOps #securitystrategy #DevSecOps #cybersecurity

Expel's Jon Hencinski: How to reduce risk through better security strategy | Tines

Thomas speaks with Jon Hencinski, VP of SecOps at Expel, about eliminating security dilemmas through strategic planning and understanding the source of threats.

TinesDec 8, 2022
JackDec 7, 2022

Tsunami alert integration is live! I also figured out how the LAMBDA function works in @Tines and collapsed some branches with some IF statements so the whole story generates fewer events per pass. The one flow generates the correct hashtags, time zone conversion, and Mastodon credentials for both bots.

#EarthquakeMastodon #ShowYourWork

TinesDec 2, 2022
We run a free monthly Bootcamp for anyone curious about the capabilities of Tines. The next installment is on Tuesday, Dec 6, at 11 am EST. Here's a link to register https://www.tines.com/bootcamp/december-2022 #automation #security #nocode
Bootcamp December 2022 | Tines

Dec 6 2022, 11:00 AM • US Eastern Time • In our effort to enable everyone to get the most out of their automation goals, we would like to invite you to join us in our Tines Bootcamp!

TinesDec 2, 2022
JackDec 1, 2022
If you're a geek and you're not using @Tines, do. I just fixed a workflow from the car. #LEGOsForGrownUps
TinesNov 28, 2022

The Tines Story Library contains ready-made automation Stories that can be customized for your needs. Some provide an easy way of separating the signal from the noise, so you're not bogged down by alerts! This blog features some of the most popular:

https://www.tines.com/blog/combating-alert-fatigue-no-code-security-automation

Understanding alert overload part 2: How no-code automation can transform your security team | Tines

Explore how no-code automation can help reduce the burden of security alerts, while still providing crucial protection for your organization.

TinesNov 28, 2022
JackNov 27, 2022
@MBridegam @coolgrey @gillyarcht @CaliforniaQuakeBot Yep! I built @AlaskaQuakeBot just the other day, using @Tines. I just added a branch for the California data. It took longer to sign up for the new account and generate some artwork. 😁
TinesNov 25, 2022
JackNov 24, 2022

Here's a peek behind how @AlaskaQuakeBot was made.

#Tines is a fantastic product with a community tier to experiment and publish workflows, which they call Stories. Stories are built from a tiny set of Actions, think code blocks specifically designed for APIs, or a JSON chain letter.

USGS produces data in GeoJSON. I ingest the last hour, explode the array into individual elements, sift out the ones I've already seen, convert the timestamps, and post. Voila. #AlaskaQuake #ShowYourWork

TinesNov 21, 2022
A refreshingly familiar way to interact with data throughout your automated workflows. If you've ever used Excel or Google Sheets, you already know how to use Tines formulas. Check out this blog for more details and let us know if you have any questions. https://www.tines.com/blog/introducing-formulas-in-tines
Introducing formulas in Tines | Tines

If you’ve ever used a spreadsheet, you already know how to interact with data in Tines.