I would rate Torq an eight overall. I feel that Torq is as good as the effort you put into it. The limitations are very small compared to other vendors I work with. The only thing that would change that score at this point is if they get set back by AI or not. If they put a lot of effort into AI and we personally do not see the value, then the score goes down to a seven because we eventually run out of things to automate. I can sit and work on a workflow for two hours and get two minutes of ROI on it. I can build everything, and it is just eventually I am wasting time. If they add more AI features and focus on it that we have use for, then I can go back and build better workflows, get more impact on the time I put into it, and then it stays an eight. If not, it might go down a little over time.
Torq's maintenance requirements depend on how you define maintenance. While Torq handles the platform's overall reliability, I have to perform maintenance on the workflows I build when bugs arise. I have no partnerships, but once, they sent me a really cool hoodie. I would rate this review a nine out of ten overall.
One of our members uses AWS, and we receive their feed. This involves triaging AWS-related logs. While I do not have direct work experience with it, I am familiar with AWS-related services and data-related logs, especially with cloud red logs. I have conducted this evaluation for four months. Beyond that, I have experience with SIEM and vulnerability management. I have worked on integrations between our case management system and the incident management system in ServiceNow, which we moved to Torq. I found it particularly intuitive to use, as my previous experience with no-code tools helped me adjust to this software more quickly than my peers. The solution could improve its notification capabilities on the member side, particularly in notifying multiple people. Since working with the demo version of the product, most scenarios and testing data provided the required use cases and results we were seeking with Torq. I rate Torq an 8 out of 10.
Torq is the enterprise AI SOC solution that effectively combines adaptive insights and automation to handle critical threats efficiently. It manages threat lifecycles, swiftly moving from triage to response, ensuring effective risk management.Torq is designed to streamline security operations by aggregating telemetry across your security stack. It investigates significant risks and manages threats from triage to containment and remediation. This AI-driven tool enhances the capabilities of...
I would rate Torq an eight overall. I feel that Torq is as good as the effort you put into it. The limitations are very small compared to other vendors I work with. The only thing that would change that score at this point is if they get set back by AI or not. If they put a lot of effort into AI and we personally do not see the value, then the score goes down to a seven because we eventually run out of things to automate. I can sit and work on a workflow for two hours and get two minutes of ROI on it. I can build everything, and it is just eventually I am wasting time. If they add more AI features and focus on it that we have use for, then I can go back and build better workflows, get more impact on the time I put into it, and then it stays an eight. If not, it might go down a little over time.
Torq's maintenance requirements depend on how you define maintenance. While Torq handles the platform's overall reliability, I have to perform maintenance on the workflows I build when bugs arise. I have no partnerships, but once, they sent me a really cool hoodie. I would rate this review a nine out of ten overall.
One of our members uses AWS, and we receive their feed. This involves triaging AWS-related logs. While I do not have direct work experience with it, I am familiar with AWS-related services and data-related logs, especially with cloud red logs. I have conducted this evaluation for four months. Beyond that, I have experience with SIEM and vulnerability management. I have worked on integrations between our case management system and the incident management system in ServiceNow, which we moved to Torq. I found it particularly intuitive to use, as my previous experience with no-code tools helped me adjust to this software more quickly than my peers. The solution could improve its notification capabilities on the member side, particularly in notifying multiple people. Since working with the demo version of the product, most scenarios and testing data provided the required use cases and results we were seeking with Torq. I rate Torq an 8 out of 10.