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Upcoming webinar on automating and coordinating network incident response workflows

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A live webinar scheduled for June 2, 2026, will address systemic gaps in network incident response workflows that exacerbate incident escalation despite existing monitoring and security tooling. The session highlights how reliance on manual triage, alert routing, and coordination across disparate systems—rather than visibility limitations—drives incident escalation and service disruption during high-pressure scenarios.

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  1. 12.05.2026 22:46 1 articles · 2h ago

    Webinar announced: Automating and coordinating network incident response workflows

    BleepingComputer and Tines announced a live webinar on June 2, 2026, focusing on improving incident response through automation and AI-assisted workflows. The session will detail how to close gaps between alerting, triage, enrichment, routing, and resolution, and demonstrate techniques to automatically enrich alerts with network, identity, and threat context while prioritizing and routing incidents without manual intervention.

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  • The webinar, titled "From alert to resolution: Fixing the gaps in network incident response," is hosted by BleepingComputer in partnership with Tines on June 2, 2026.

    First reported: 12.05.2026 22:46
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  • Incidents often escalate due to manual alert triage and fragmented coordination across monitoring, infrastructure, identity, and security systems, not due to lack of visibility.

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  • Alert volumes are rising across a widening array of sources, including monitoring platforms, infrastructure tools, identity systems, and security products, increasing manual workload during incidents.

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  • Tines promotes the use of intelligent workflows combining automation and AI to streamline incident response, reduce repetitive tasks, and coordinate actions across systems.

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