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Go from visibility to action, without adding headcount. Security teams already have the signals. What’s missing is a reliable way to act on them. In our latest blog, we break down how Tines and Netskope work together to help teams turn cloud and network insights into coordinated, repeatable responses. By combining Netskope’s visibility across cloud, SaaS, and network traffic with Tines’ intelligent workflows, teams can investigate alerts, enrich context, and take action across their stack in a consistent, controlled way. The result is faster response, less manual triage, and workflows that actually scale with the environment around them. If closing the gap between detection and response is a goal for your team, take a look: https://lnkd.in/dX_w6zri

Your IT Service Management platform defines the process. But the real work happens everywhere else. A single incident can span 10+ systems: identity providers, endpoint platforms, cloud infrastructure, monitoring tools, collaboration apps. The ticket tracks status. Execution lives across the stack. For service desk teams juggling dozens of active tickets at once, that gap creates real operational friction: → Documentation that gets updated later (or not at all) → Manual steps repeated slightly differently each time → Changes made without full validation → Closeout procedures skipped during the busiest moments These aren't process failures. They're the natural side effects of manual coordination under pressure. Orchestration changes that equation, ensuring the operational intent defined in your ITSM is actually executed, consistently, even when your team is moving fast. We wrote about how IT teams are extending ServiceNow, Jira Service Management, and other ITSM platforms with orchestration to go from ticket to action. Read the full post: https://lnkd.in/d8Vp9NXx

Manual evidence collection is one of the biggest time drains for compliance and security teams. Downloading Jira tickets, formatting them, and uploading them to the right Drata control — for every audit, every cycle — is where teams lose hours they don't have. In this Five Minute Flow, we show how to automate the entire evidence pipeline from Jira to Drata using Tines. Here's how it works, step-by-step: 📥 Triggers from a Tines Page, a simple form for your compliance team 🔍 Captures the Jira ticket number, Drata workspace ID, and control ID from user input 🔗 Pulls the full Jira issue via the REST API ⚙️ Transforms the response into structured JSON 📂 Uploads it directly to the mapped control in Drata — with creation and renewal dates auto-populated Instead of manually exporting tickets and navigating Drata's UI for every piece of evidence, this flow does it in seconds — giving GRC and security teams a faster, more consistent way to stay audit-ready. 🎥 Subscribe to the 5 Minute Flows Playlist: https://lnkd.in/d94xDwWF 🔗 Import the workflow: https://lnkd.in/dY8Fb4KJ

88% of AI proof-of-concepts never make it to production, according to IDC. That wasn’t the case for Robinhood. On April 23rd, join the Robinhood team for a live discussion on how they approached building with AI from day one and their advice for teams looking to achieve similar success. Join the discussion for insights into how you can: ✅ Scale alert triage across severity levels without increasing team overhead ✅ Apply a multi-agent approach to handle complex investigations and context limitations ✅ Build confidence scoring, validation workflows, and human-in-the-loop guardrails to improve reliability Register here: https://lnkd.in/d5wkpBJQ

We're so proud to have achieved the ISO trifecta! This achievement reflects our clear, repeatable approach to protecting information, managing privacy responsibly, and ensuring strong governance around how AI is implemented and used at Tines. What's even better is that we used Tines to get there. Read more below about how we set up intelligent workflows to: 📌 Make risk management more consistent and less manual 📌 Streamline our security awareness training 📌 Automate parts of our code review audit process Read more about the journey to certification and how you can use Tines to streamline the process: https://lnkd.in/dwGQ443x

AI can generate insights. Turning those insights into action is where most teams get stuck. At Workflow, Steven Angle Staff Systems Engineer at Databricks, shares how teams are designing workflows that actually drive outcomes, not just surface information. From connecting systems to executing decisions across tools, he’ll walk through what it takes to move from insight to action in real-world IT environments. Register for Workflow on May 6th: https://lnkd.in/dciqmrNg

We're extending the #ydwwt deadline to Monday 20th April! Our You Did WHAT With Tines?! Spring 2026 competition is still open for entries, so if you've been sitting on a workflow, there's still time to submit! The form to enter and details about our categories can be found on our webpage: https://lnkd.in/dviDeQyp

Everyone wants AI impact, but not everyone can actually prove it. At Workflow, Mark Settle , 7x CIO, brings an executive perspective on what it really takes to make the case for workflow ROI. From securing buy-in to connecting automation to measurable outcomes, he’ll share how leaders can turn experimentation into investment and momentum. If you’re trying to get AI initiatives to stick, this is a session you won’t want to miss. Register for Workflow on May 6th: https://lnkd.in/dciqmrNg