In this continuation of a series on automating the management of abuse inboxes and phishing responses, the focus is on enhancing automation processes using Tines. The text details how to automate responses to user interactions with malicious emails, including logging out and locking user accounts via OneLogin to prevent account takeovers. It also outlines the use of Splunk for conducting SIEM searches to track potential victims of phishing attacks by analyzing web proxy and DHCP logs. Furthermore, the guide explains how to integrate asset management with Jira to identify and secure compromised user accounts. Through these processes, the series demonstrates the evolution of an automation Story from basic email analysis to a complex system with over 50 automated Actions, highlighting the scalability and extendability of Tines for more advanced threat response and management.