Phish.ly: Democratizing suspicious email analysis with Tines and urlscan
We’re excited to announce Phish.ly, a free service, built in partnership with urlscan, that allows security teams automate the analysis of suspicious emails. Our hope is that by automating this time-consuming, manual task, teams can refocus on more engaging, higher-impact work.
Partner Perspectives: Faster Response with Carbon Black and Tines.io
A conversation with our CEO, Eoin, on how using Carbon Black together with Tines can help make security teams more efficient, effective and happier
Introducing: story runs
A story run allows you to trace the exact path an event took through a story. It contains the agents and their emitted events allowing you to easily troubleshoot and benchmark your automation stories.
Announcing the Tines storyboard
Continuing our Autumn 2019 feature spotlight, we’re excited to reveal what we consider to be the most significant update to the Tines security automation platform yet: the storyboard
Introducing ‘send to story’
Rather than creating the same set of agents in multiple stories (thus violating the DRY-principle), send to story allows users create “sub-stories” to which events can be sent from other stories. When the sub-story receives an event, it will perform its action and when finished, emit an event from the sending agent.