A recent survey from Tines revealed that security analysts are frustrated by the amount of time spent on manual tasks such as reporting, monitoring, and detection, which detracts from their ability to focus on analysis, the core of their role. These repetitive and tedious tasks, which analysts favor the least, could be automated to allow them to engage in more strategic, high-impact work. The survey identified risk assessments, intelligence analysis, threat hunting, email phishing response, advanced triage, attack surface management, and vulnerability management as the top tasks analysts would prioritize for automation. By implementing no-code automation tools, security teams can enhance their efficiency and engagement, ultimately benefiting their organizations.