The best AI SOC platforms in 2026, compared
AI SOC platforms put AI agents on alert triage and investigation. They differ on how much autonomy agents get, what they can reach and how much of it you can audit. These are six platforms security teams evaluate, with who each one fits and who it doesn’t.
Last updated November 5, 2026 · Written by Mindflow · Competitor facts from each vendor’s public documentation
The short version
Mindflow
AI··Agents that investigate and act across security, IT and cloud tools, with a human approval before sensitive actions.
Torq
Packaged AI SOC with the Socrates AI analyst, for teams focused on security operations.
Swimlane Turbine
Low-code AI SOC platform covering every security function, available on-premises or air-gapped.
BlinkOps
Security automation with 150+ ready-made micro-agents and vetted abilities.
Tines
No-code security and IT automation with native cases and a self-hosted option.
Cortex AgentiX
Palo Alto’s AI SOC agents, presented as the next generation of Cortex XSOAR.
Mindflow
Founded 2021 · Paris, France
Who it’s for
Teams that want AI··Agents to investigate and act across security, IT and cloud tools, with a human approval before sensitive actions and every model call and tool call logged.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that want fully autonomous remediation with no approval step, and teams that need FedRAMP or must self-host in their own data center.
Mindflow’s Alert Triage AI··Agent cuts the alerts reaching analysts by 94%, from ingestion to notification in under 5 minutes. AI··Agents get a mission, authorized tools and dedicated credentials, run on your own LLM keys, self-hosted models or Mindflow-hosted models, and reach 200,000+ API operations.
Bottom line
AI that acts across the stack, under human control.
Torq
Founded 2020 · Denver and Tel Aviv
Who it’s for
SOC teams that want a packaged AI SOC, or whose RFP requires BSI C5 or a HIPAA BAA.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that also automate IT and Cloud Ops: Torq states that “Security is all we do.”
Torq describes itself as “The AI SOC Platform”: the Socrates AI analyst orchestrates HyperAgents and Auto Triage, next to native case management and 300 to 400+ pre-built integrations (October 2026).
Bottom line
A strong pick for an AI-first SOC, and a narrower one beyond security operations.
Swimlane Turbine
Founded 2014 · Denver, Colorado
Who it’s for
Security teams that need an AI SOC platform on-premises or air-gapped, or want to start from 2,500+ prebuilt playbooks.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that need a long audit history in the platform, since Turbine keeps audit logs 7 days, and teams that automate IT and Cloud Ops too.
Swimlane Turbine is a low-code security automation and AI SOC platform covering every security function, with 500+ Marketplace connectors, 2,500+ prebuilt playbooks and AI-driven case management (October 2026).
Bottom line
A broad security platform with flexible deployment, including air-gapped.
BlinkOps
Founded 2021 · Blink Operations Inc.
Who it’s for
Security teams that want 150+ ready-made micro-agents, and agents limited to abilities your team selects.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that need more than 30 days of audit logs, or certification reports up front (October 2026).
BlinkOps is an agentic platform built to automate security operations, with workflows plus micro-agents, 10,000+ templates and a prompt-to-workflow Copilot (Blink figures, 2026). Agents act through selected abilities, up to 20 ability executions per run.
Bottom line
Fast to start with ready-made content, within security operations.
Tines
Founded 2018 · Dublin and Boston
Who it’s for
Security and IT teams that want AI agents inside no-code stories, with approval of high-stakes AI actions.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that don’t want to configure and maintain HTTP requests for tools without a pre-built template.
Tines adds an AI Agent action, Workbench and MCP tools to its no-code stories, with models run in Tines infrastructure (Claude on AWS Bedrock by default) or your own provider (October 2026).
Bottom line
AI agents added to a mature no-code automation platform.
Cortex AgentiX
Palo Alto Networks · launched October 2025
Who it’s for
SOCs on Cortex XSIAM, XDR or Cortex Cloud, and teams that need FedRAMP Moderate or High.
Who it isn’t for
Teams outside the Palo Alto ecosystem, and teams that want their own model provider: AgentiX offers a per-task choice among models Palo Alto provides.
Palo Alto Networks presents Cortex AgentiX as the next generation of Cortex XSOAR, with prebuilt and no-code agents, native MCP, approval for high-impact actions and full auditability. AgentiX holds FedRAMP Moderate and High (July 2026).
Bottom line
The AI SOC path for Palo Alto customers.
Which one should you choose?
You want a packaged AI analyst
Best fit: Torq
Socrates orchestrates HyperAgents and Auto Triage out of the box.
You need an AI SOC on-premises or air-gapped
Best fit: Swimlane
Turbine runs as SaaS, on-premises or air-gapped.
You want ready-made micro-agents
Best fit: BlinkOps
150+ out-of-the-box micro-agents and 10,000+ templates.
You run Palo Alto’s Cortex stack
Best fit: Cortex AgentiX
Agents in the same console, with FedRAMP Moderate and High.
You want approval before every remediation
Best fit: Mindflow
AI executes and humans decide, with every call logged.
You want agents across security, IT and cloud
Best fit: Mindflow
One platform, the same approvals and audit trail.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to the questions buyers ask us most.
What is an AI SOC platform?
An AI SOC platform uses AI agents to triage, investigate and respond to security alerts. The main differences are the autonomy agents get, the tools and API operations they can reach, the models they run on and the audit trail they leave.
Should AI agents act without human approval?
It depends on the action and your risk appetite. Torq supports fully autonomous or human-on-the-loop modes, Swimlane routes trusted alerts to fully agentic handling, and FortiSOAR offers autonomous, human-on-the-loop and human-in-the-loop modes. Mindflow’s default is that AI executes and humans decide: remediation waits for an explicit approval.
Can I bring my own LLM to an AI SOC platform?
Torq supports models from OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Google Vertex AI, Anthropic and Amazon Bedrock, Swimlane a custom LLM or proxy, Tines your own provider, and BlinkOps your own Bedrock or Azure AI Foundry. Mindflow AI··Agents run on your own LLM keys, self-hosted models or Mindflow-hosted models (October 2026).
How long should an AI SOC keep audit logs?
Long enough to reconstruct any agent decision during an audit or incident review. Retention varies: Swimlane documents 7 days in Turbine and BlinkOps 30 days, while Mindflow keeps audit logs 3 months on Business and 1 year on Enterprise, with SIEM export (October 2026).
How we compared
We compared these platforms on the capabilities security teams evaluate in an AI SOC platform: agent autonomy and approvals, what agents can reach, model choice, audit logs, case management, deployment and certifications. Competitor facts come from each vendor’s website and documentation, and from public review sites where stated; we checked them between October 28 and November 4, 2026. Mindflow facts come from Mindflow’s product and security pages. This page is written by Mindflow. If a fact is outdated or wrong, tell us and we’ll correct it, and that includes readers who work at these vendors.
Product names are trademarks of their respective owners. Mindflow is not affiliated with them.
Sources
Torq AI SOC platform
https://torq.io/ai-soc-platform
Torq trust center
https://securitytrust.torq.io
AI in Torq (knowledge base)
https://kb.torq.io/en/articles/13424122-ai-in-torq
Swimlane homepage
https://swimlane.com/
Swimlane audit logging documentation
https://docs.swimlane.com/audit-logging
Swimlane ISO certifications (June 2025)
https://swimlane.com/news/iso-certification/
Blink agent builder limitations
https://docs.blinkops.com/docs/agent-builder/limitations.md
Blink audit logs
https://docs.blinkops.com/docs/blink-platform/account-management/audit-logs.md
Blink security statement
https://docs.blinkops.com/docs/blink-platform/account-management/security-and-legal/security-statement.md
Tines integrations
https://www.tines.com/integrations/
Tines security
https://www.tines.com/security/
Tines self-hosted documentation
https://www.tines.com/docs/self-hosted/
Cortex AgentiX
https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/cortex/agentix
What’s new in Cortex (July 2026)
https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/blog/security-operations/whats-new-in-cortex-july-2026/
More comparisons and guides
Best Cortex XSOAR alternatives
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Best SOAR platforms
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Mindflow vs Tines
Mindflow vs Torq
Mindflow vs n8n
Mindflow vs Cortex XSOAR
Mindflow vs Splunk SOAR
Mindflow vs Swimlane
Mindflow vs BlinkOps
Mindflow vs Power Automate
Mindflow vs Workato
Mindflow vs FortiSOAR
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The best AI SOC platforms in 2026, compared
AI SOC platforms put AI agents on alert triage and investigation. They differ on how much autonomy agents get, what they can reach and how much of it you can audit. These are six platforms security teams evaluate, with who each one fits and who it doesn’t.
Last updated November 5, 2026 · Written by Mindflow · Competitor facts from each vendor’s public documentation
The short version
Mindflow
AI··Agents that investigate and act across security, IT and cloud tools, with a human approval before sensitive actions.
Torq
Packaged AI SOC with the Socrates AI analyst, for teams focused on security operations.
Swimlane Turbine
Low-code AI SOC platform covering every security function, available on-premises or air-gapped.
BlinkOps
Security automation with 150+ ready-made micro-agents and vetted abilities.
Tines
No-code security and IT automation with native cases and a self-hosted option.
Cortex AgentiX
Palo Alto’s AI SOC agents, presented as the next generation of Cortex XSOAR.
Mindflow
Founded 2021 · Paris, France
Who it’s for
Teams that want AI··Agents to investigate and act across security, IT and cloud tools, with a human approval before sensitive actions and every model call and tool call logged.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that want fully autonomous remediation with no approval step, and teams that need FedRAMP or must self-host in their own data center.
Mindflow’s Alert Triage AI··Agent cuts the alerts reaching analysts by 94%, from ingestion to notification in under 5 minutes. AI··Agents get a mission, authorized tools and dedicated credentials, run on your own LLM keys, self-hosted models or Mindflow-hosted models, and reach 200,000+ API operations.
Bottom line
AI that acts across the stack, under human control.
Torq
Founded 2020 · Denver and Tel Aviv
Who it’s for
SOC teams that want a packaged AI SOC, or whose RFP requires BSI C5 or a HIPAA BAA.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that also automate IT and Cloud Ops: Torq states that “Security is all we do.”
Torq describes itself as “The AI SOC Platform”: the Socrates AI analyst orchestrates HyperAgents and Auto Triage, next to native case management and 300 to 400+ pre-built integrations (October 2026).
Bottom line
A strong pick for an AI-first SOC, and a narrower one beyond security operations.
Swimlane Turbine
Founded 2014 · Denver, Colorado
Who it’s for
Security teams that need an AI SOC platform on-premises or air-gapped, or want to start from 2,500+ prebuilt playbooks.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that need a long audit history in the platform, since Turbine keeps audit logs 7 days, and teams that automate IT and Cloud Ops too.
Swimlane Turbine is a low-code security automation and AI SOC platform covering every security function, with 500+ Marketplace connectors, 2,500+ prebuilt playbooks and AI-driven case management (October 2026).
Bottom line
A broad security platform with flexible deployment, including air-gapped.
BlinkOps
Founded 2021 · Blink Operations Inc.
Who it’s for
Security teams that want 150+ ready-made micro-agents, and agents limited to abilities your team selects.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that need more than 30 days of audit logs, or certification reports up front (October 2026).
BlinkOps is an agentic platform built to automate security operations, with workflows plus micro-agents, 10,000+ templates and a prompt-to-workflow Copilot (Blink figures, 2026). Agents act through selected abilities, up to 20 ability executions per run.
Bottom line
Fast to start with ready-made content, within security operations.
Tines
Founded 2018 · Dublin and Boston
Who it’s for
Security and IT teams that want AI agents inside no-code stories, with approval of high-stakes AI actions.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that don’t want to configure and maintain HTTP requests for tools without a pre-built template.
Tines adds an AI Agent action, Workbench and MCP tools to its no-code stories, with models run in Tines infrastructure (Claude on AWS Bedrock by default) or your own provider (October 2026).
Bottom line
AI agents added to a mature no-code automation platform.
Cortex AgentiX
Palo Alto Networks · launched October 2025
Who it’s for
SOCs on Cortex XSIAM, XDR or Cortex Cloud, and teams that need FedRAMP Moderate or High.
Who it isn’t for
Teams outside the Palo Alto ecosystem, and teams that want their own model provider: AgentiX offers a per-task choice among models Palo Alto provides.
Palo Alto Networks presents Cortex AgentiX as the next generation of Cortex XSOAR, with prebuilt and no-code agents, native MCP, approval for high-impact actions and full auditability. AgentiX holds FedRAMP Moderate and High (July 2026).
Bottom line
The AI SOC path for Palo Alto customers.
Which one should you choose?
You want a packaged AI analyst
Best fit: Torq
Socrates orchestrates HyperAgents and Auto Triage out of the box.
You need an AI SOC on-premises or air-gapped
Best fit: Swimlane
Turbine runs as SaaS, on-premises or air-gapped.
You want ready-made micro-agents
Best fit: BlinkOps
150+ out-of-the-box micro-agents and 10,000+ templates.
You run Palo Alto’s Cortex stack
Best fit: Cortex AgentiX
Agents in the same console, with FedRAMP Moderate and High.
You want approval before every remediation
Best fit: Mindflow
AI executes and humans decide, with every call logged.
You want agents across security, IT and cloud
Best fit: Mindflow
One platform, the same approvals and audit trail.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to the questions buyers ask us most.
What is an AI SOC platform?
An AI SOC platform uses AI agents to triage, investigate and respond to security alerts. The main differences are the autonomy agents get, the tools and API operations they can reach, the models they run on and the audit trail they leave.
Should AI agents act without human approval?
It depends on the action and your risk appetite. Torq supports fully autonomous or human-on-the-loop modes, Swimlane routes trusted alerts to fully agentic handling, and FortiSOAR offers autonomous, human-on-the-loop and human-in-the-loop modes. Mindflow’s default is that AI executes and humans decide: remediation waits for an explicit approval.
Can I bring my own LLM to an AI SOC platform?
Torq supports models from OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Google Vertex AI, Anthropic and Amazon Bedrock, Swimlane a custom LLM or proxy, Tines your own provider, and BlinkOps your own Bedrock or Azure AI Foundry. Mindflow AI··Agents run on your own LLM keys, self-hosted models or Mindflow-hosted models (October 2026).
How long should an AI SOC keep audit logs?
Long enough to reconstruct any agent decision during an audit or incident review. Retention varies: Swimlane documents 7 days in Turbine and BlinkOps 30 days, while Mindflow keeps audit logs 3 months on Business and 1 year on Enterprise, with SIEM export (October 2026).
How we compared
We compared these platforms on the capabilities security teams evaluate in an AI SOC platform: agent autonomy and approvals, what agents can reach, model choice, audit logs, case management, deployment and certifications. Competitor facts come from each vendor’s website and documentation, and from public review sites where stated; we checked them between October 28 and November 4, 2026. Mindflow facts come from Mindflow’s product and security pages. This page is written by Mindflow. If a fact is outdated or wrong, tell us and we’ll correct it, and that includes readers who work at these vendors.
Product names are trademarks of their respective owners. Mindflow is not affiliated with them.
Sources
Torq AI SOC platform
https://torq.io/ai-soc-platform
Torq trust center
https://securitytrust.torq.io
AI in Torq (knowledge base)
https://kb.torq.io/en/articles/13424122-ai-in-torq
Swimlane homepage
https://swimlane.com/
Swimlane audit logging documentation
https://docs.swimlane.com/audit-logging
Swimlane ISO certifications (June 2025)
https://swimlane.com/news/iso-certification/
Blink agent builder limitations
https://docs.blinkops.com/docs/agent-builder/limitations.md
Blink audit logs
https://docs.blinkops.com/docs/blink-platform/account-management/audit-logs.md
Blink security statement
https://docs.blinkops.com/docs/blink-platform/account-management/security-and-legal/security-statement.md
Tines integrations
https://www.tines.com/integrations/
Tines security
https://www.tines.com/security/
Tines self-hosted documentation
https://www.tines.com/docs/self-hosted/
Cortex AgentiX
https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/cortex/agentix
What’s new in Cortex (July 2026)
https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/blog/security-operations/whats-new-in-cortex-july-2026/
More comparisons and guides
Best Cortex XSOAR alternatives
Best n8n alternatives
Best SOAR platforms
Best AI SOC platforms
Mindflow vs Tines
Mindflow vs Torq
Mindflow vs n8n
Mindflow vs Cortex XSOAR
Mindflow vs Splunk SOAR
Mindflow vs Swimlane
Mindflow vs BlinkOps
Mindflow vs Power Automate
Mindflow vs Workato
Mindflow vs FortiSOAR
All comparisons →
Compare on your own stack.
Bring one process you run today. We’ll rebuild it with you in Mindflow so you can compare the results side by side.
The best AI SOC platforms in 2026, compared
AI SOC platforms put AI agents on alert triage and investigation. They differ on how much autonomy agents get, what they can reach and how much of it you can audit. These are six platforms security teams evaluate, with who each one fits and who it doesn’t.
Last updated November 5, 2026 · Written by Mindflow · Competitor facts from each vendor’s public documentation
The short version
Mindflow
AI··Agents that investigate and act across security, IT and cloud tools, with a human approval before sensitive actions.
Torq
Packaged AI SOC with the Socrates AI analyst, for teams focused on security operations.
Swimlane Turbine
Low-code AI SOC platform covering every security function, available on-premises or air-gapped.
BlinkOps
Security automation with 150+ ready-made micro-agents and vetted abilities.
Tines
No-code security and IT automation with native cases and a self-hosted option.
Cortex AgentiX
Palo Alto’s AI SOC agents, presented as the next generation of Cortex XSOAR.
Mindflow
Founded 2021 · Paris, France
Who it’s for
Teams that want AI··Agents to investigate and act across security, IT and cloud tools, with a human approval before sensitive actions and every model call and tool call logged.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that want fully autonomous remediation with no approval step, and teams that need FedRAMP or must self-host in their own data center.
Mindflow’s Alert Triage AI··Agent cuts the alerts reaching analysts by 94%, from ingestion to notification in under 5 minutes. AI··Agents get a mission, authorized tools and dedicated credentials, run on your own LLM keys, self-hosted models or Mindflow-hosted models, and reach 200,000+ API operations.
Bottom line
AI that acts across the stack, under human control.
Torq
Founded 2020 · Denver and Tel Aviv
Who it’s for
SOC teams that want a packaged AI SOC, or whose RFP requires BSI C5 or a HIPAA BAA.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that also automate IT and Cloud Ops: Torq states that “Security is all we do.”
Torq describes itself as “The AI SOC Platform”: the Socrates AI analyst orchestrates HyperAgents and Auto Triage, next to native case management and 300 to 400+ pre-built integrations (October 2026).
Bottom line
A strong pick for an AI-first SOC, and a narrower one beyond security operations.
Swimlane Turbine
Founded 2014 · Denver, Colorado
Who it’s for
Security teams that need an AI SOC platform on-premises or air-gapped, or want to start from 2,500+ prebuilt playbooks.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that need a long audit history in the platform, since Turbine keeps audit logs 7 days, and teams that automate IT and Cloud Ops too.
Swimlane Turbine is a low-code security automation and AI SOC platform covering every security function, with 500+ Marketplace connectors, 2,500+ prebuilt playbooks and AI-driven case management (October 2026).
Bottom line
A broad security platform with flexible deployment, including air-gapped.
BlinkOps
Founded 2021 · Blink Operations Inc.
Who it’s for
Security teams that want 150+ ready-made micro-agents, and agents limited to abilities your team selects.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that need more than 30 days of audit logs, or certification reports up front (October 2026).
BlinkOps is an agentic platform built to automate security operations, with workflows plus micro-agents, 10,000+ templates and a prompt-to-workflow Copilot (Blink figures, 2026). Agents act through selected abilities, up to 20 ability executions per run.
Bottom line
Fast to start with ready-made content, within security operations.
Tines
Founded 2018 · Dublin and Boston
Who it’s for
Security and IT teams that want AI agents inside no-code stories, with approval of high-stakes AI actions.
Who it isn’t for
Teams that don’t want to configure and maintain HTTP requests for tools without a pre-built template.
Tines adds an AI Agent action, Workbench and MCP tools to its no-code stories, with models run in Tines infrastructure (Claude on AWS Bedrock by default) or your own provider (October 2026).
Bottom line
AI agents added to a mature no-code automation platform.
Cortex AgentiX
Palo Alto Networks · launched October 2025
Who it’s for
SOCs on Cortex XSIAM, XDR or Cortex Cloud, and teams that need FedRAMP Moderate or High.
Who it isn’t for
Teams outside the Palo Alto ecosystem, and teams that want their own model provider: AgentiX offers a per-task choice among models Palo Alto provides.
Palo Alto Networks presents Cortex AgentiX as the next generation of Cortex XSOAR, with prebuilt and no-code agents, native MCP, approval for high-impact actions and full auditability. AgentiX holds FedRAMP Moderate and High (July 2026).
Bottom line
The AI SOC path for Palo Alto customers.
Which one should you choose?
You want a packaged AI analyst
Best fit: Torq
Socrates orchestrates HyperAgents and Auto Triage out of the box.
You need an AI SOC on-premises or air-gapped
Best fit: Swimlane
Turbine runs as SaaS, on-premises or air-gapped.
You want ready-made micro-agents
Best fit: BlinkOps
150+ out-of-the-box micro-agents and 10,000+ templates.
You run Palo Alto’s Cortex stack
Best fit: Cortex AgentiX
Agents in the same console, with FedRAMP Moderate and High.
You want approval before every remediation
Best fit: Mindflow
AI executes and humans decide, with every call logged.
You want agents across security, IT and cloud
Best fit: Mindflow
One platform, the same approvals and audit trail.
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers to the questions buyers ask us most.
What is an AI SOC platform?
An AI SOC platform uses AI agents to triage, investigate and respond to security alerts. The main differences are the autonomy agents get, the tools and API operations they can reach, the models they run on and the audit trail they leave.
Should AI agents act without human approval?
It depends on the action and your risk appetite. Torq supports fully autonomous or human-on-the-loop modes, Swimlane routes trusted alerts to fully agentic handling, and FortiSOAR offers autonomous, human-on-the-loop and human-in-the-loop modes. Mindflow’s default is that AI executes and humans decide: remediation waits for an explicit approval.
Can I bring my own LLM to an AI SOC platform?
Torq supports models from OpenAI, Azure OpenAI, Google Vertex AI, Anthropic and Amazon Bedrock, Swimlane a custom LLM or proxy, Tines your own provider, and BlinkOps your own Bedrock or Azure AI Foundry. Mindflow AI··Agents run on your own LLM keys, self-hosted models or Mindflow-hosted models (October 2026).
How long should an AI SOC keep audit logs?
Long enough to reconstruct any agent decision during an audit or incident review. Retention varies: Swimlane documents 7 days in Turbine and BlinkOps 30 days, while Mindflow keeps audit logs 3 months on Business and 1 year on Enterprise, with SIEM export (October 2026).
How we compared
We compared these platforms on the capabilities security teams evaluate in an AI SOC platform: agent autonomy and approvals, what agents can reach, model choice, audit logs, case management, deployment and certifications. Competitor facts come from each vendor’s website and documentation, and from public review sites where stated; we checked them between October 28 and November 4, 2026. Mindflow facts come from Mindflow’s product and security pages. This page is written by Mindflow. If a fact is outdated or wrong, tell us and we’ll correct it, and that includes readers who work at these vendors.
Product names are trademarks of their respective owners. Mindflow is not affiliated with them.
Sources
Torq AI SOC platform
https://torq.io/ai-soc-platform
Torq trust center
https://securitytrust.torq.io
AI in Torq (knowledge base)
https://kb.torq.io/en/articles/13424122-ai-in-torq
Swimlane homepage
https://swimlane.com/
Swimlane audit logging documentation
https://docs.swimlane.com/audit-logging
Swimlane ISO certifications (June 2025)
https://swimlane.com/news/iso-certification/
Blink agent builder limitations
https://docs.blinkops.com/docs/agent-builder/limitations.md
Blink audit logs
https://docs.blinkops.com/docs/blink-platform/account-management/audit-logs.md
Blink security statement
https://docs.blinkops.com/docs/blink-platform/account-management/security-and-legal/security-statement.md
Tines integrations
https://www.tines.com/integrations/
Tines security
https://www.tines.com/security/
Tines self-hosted documentation
https://www.tines.com/docs/self-hosted/
Cortex AgentiX
https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/cortex/agentix
What’s new in Cortex (July 2026)
https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/blog/security-operations/whats-new-in-cortex-july-2026/
More comparisons and guides
Best Cortex XSOAR alternatives
Best n8n alternatives
Best SOAR platforms
Best AI SOC platforms
Mindflow vs Tines
Mindflow vs Torq
Mindflow vs n8n
Mindflow vs Cortex XSOAR
Mindflow vs Splunk SOAR
Mindflow vs Swimlane
Mindflow vs BlinkOps
Mindflow vs Power Automate
Mindflow vs Workato
Mindflow vs FortiSOAR
All comparisons →
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