Cyware vs Tines

About Tines

Tines is an environment for turning ideas into software that a business can build, deploy and operationalize. Tines lets every team build, and IT and Security maintain complete visibility, governance, and control. Tines gives teams a place to create agents, apps and automations and put them to work.^[4]

Teams in Tines build in spaces, by prompt, in chat, code-first, or from Claude Code and Codex. Teams can build from the coding assistant they already use and run and monitor the result in Tines. In Tines, every step runs sandboxed, isolated from the next. Tines connectors reach customer systems through a secure credential proxy. Tines is model-agnostic and works with any API or MCP server. Tines lets customers choose the models, tools and infrastructure that work for their enterprise. Tines connects to the tools a team already runs on and to any other system reachable on a network.^[4][5][14]

IT and Security monitor spend, access, duplicates and dependencies from one console in Tines. Teams in Tines build inside spaces the organization has already approved, so most work never needs a ticket. Tines monitors running software, identifies problems and proposes tested fixes and improvements, and the customer decides which changes go live.^[4][14]

For security teams, Tines offers pre-built triage agents that can be tuned to a team's detections, escalation paths, and tools. Tines security use cases include enrichment, containment, and remediation, with each step running as the customer designed it. Tines handles feeds, indicators, and enrichment, with what matters routed to the right tools. Tines handles findings, owners, and fixes, with the riskiest issues addressed first. Tines handles firewall rules, DNS, and proxies, with threats blocked across vendors. Tines handles evidence, control testing, and vendor risk. Tines offers case and incident management integrated with Tines 3B and Tines Stories, where teams investigate, remediate and report on incidents in one collaborative workspace.^[5][15]

Tines handles patching, configuration changes and capacity, with monitoring that flags issues early. Tines handles network changes, access, incidents and certificates across every device and vendor. Tines is used to match, reconcile and post across systems for the close. Tines logs, routes and resolves every employee issue, with sensitive cases kept private. Tines gives teams access to legal guidance, past decisions and approved positions for moving contracts forward.^[16][17][20]

Tines is both a cloud service that Tines hosts and a product that customers can host. A customer working under specific regulatory requirements, such as FedRAMP, can deploy Tines in its own data center. Tines supports SSO/SAML by default across all plans. Administrators in Tines can set a custom session timeout length to match organizational policies. Tines automatically captures an audit log any time a user changes any piece of data in a Tines tenant. With teams in Tines, customers can logically separate users, credentials, resources, and stories.^[21]

Tines aligns its information security program to the SOC2 framework. Tines maintains SOC Type II compliance and is audited annually. Tines maintains a Trust Center where customers can obtain security reports and attestations.^{[1][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10][11][15][16][17][19][21]}