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Today, we officially share AI in Tines with the world. What’s really thrilling about this launch is that we’ve already received feedback like this: "It’s unlocking new use cases for us… it promises to help the team work faster and lower the barrier to entry for non-developers on the team." - Allen Cox, Senior Director of Security and IT, MyFitnessPal. AI in Tines was designed to deliver value on day one. And we were thrilled to watch this play out during our Early Access Program. Our new features - automatic mode and the AI action - are already helping teams like MyFitnessPal and Udemy work faster and further reduce barriers to entry. This is because AI in Tines is fundamentally different from other tools in the workflow automation space. It’s secure and private by design, it’s immediately deployable, and anyone on the team can use it. As we officially launch these new features, I want to say a huge thank you to the team at Tines for bringing them to life, and to the customers who participated in our Early Access Program - seeing your early successes has been hugely inspiring! Of course, this is only the beginning. Our AI-powered features are accessible to all cloud plans, including our always-free Community Edition. I can’t wait to see what you build. Learn more about AI in Tines on our blog:

I'm happy to see my Discord interaction bot story published Tines library! Some of my first programming projects involved building Discord bots in JavaScript or Python and it wasn't always straightforward to set them up and host them. It's super rewarding to see the software that we're working on make building these type of workflows easy! It really shows the cross functionality of Tines. You can checkout the story in the library here: https://lnkd.in/gdEg8VfB

FRIDAY FLOWS # 2️⃣8️⃣ - Sending an IOC to Recorded Future for Analysis 💻 On today's episode, Michael Tolan from the Tines labs team is taking us through this enrichment workflow. Recorded Future is our long-time threat intel partner and has been the leader in that space for years now. This will give you some insight into how we work better together. Enjoy and make sure to like and comment if you found it interesting. As always, if you want to play around with Tines. I've linked the free Community Edition in the comments, cheers. 🙏 #fridayflows #tines #recordedfuture #threatintel #securityautomation #automation

As part of our trade mission to the US East Coast, Irish workflow automation company, Tines, announce the expansion of their US team by 35%, with over 40 new jobs in Massachusetts. Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Peter Burke T.D. and Enterprise Ireland Chief Executive Officer, Leo Clancy, visited Tines’s Boston office to celebrate their expansion, which will include new US roles in engineering, product development, management, and marketing. Headquartered in Dublin, Tines have recently raised an additional $50 million in an oversubscribed Series B extension round, with the company having raised a total of $145 million since its foundation in 2018. #IrishInnovation Stephen O'Brien | Aoife A. | David Corcoran | Claire Walsh PhD | Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment

So lately I've been radio silent, and for a good reason. Between my work duties and projects I kept on working on my Forensic Lab story in Tines 🛠 . To recap, the story purpose is allowing the user to perform forensic analysis on disk images created with FTK Imager. Up to this point the story is able to parse disk images formatted with the FAT filesystem. Bellow I am showing the process of creating a forensic case and run a couple of commands like: - image info - struct view name=bts -v=hex - struct view name=rd -v=hex - struct view name=rd -v=table bts =Bootsector rd = Root Directory P.S: Is there any way to make those videos not be so blurry? I recorded in Full HD but it still looks crappy here. I suppose LinkedIn has a really brutal compression algorithm.