Five reasons why security teams migrate to a new SOAR platform

Security teams are increasingly challenged by evolving threats and need adaptable tools to meet these demands, yet many remain hindered by legacy SOAR platforms with outdated integration methods and long deployment timelines. Recognizing the limitations of both legacy and some next-gen SOAR platforms is crucial, as they often fall short of automation goals due to clunky usability and the need for extensive development support. The right SOAR platform should offer quick deployment, improved usability, greater agility, specialization in automation, and flexible integrations. Many teams are migrating to platforms like Tines, which provide faster time to value, low-code/no-code solutions for easier workflow construction, advanced AI capabilities for efficiency, a clear focus on orchestration and automation, and API-centric integration that avoids complex custom development.