Webinar: Why network incidents escape and how to fix response gaps
Attend the webinar to learn automated enrichment and routing of alerts to reduce escalation.
Register for the webinar on June 2, 2026 to learn how to automate incident response workflows.
Summary
BleepingComputer will host a live webinar on June 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET titled “From alert to containment: Fixing the gaps in network incident response,” featuring Edgar Ortiz, Solutions Engineering Leader at Tines.
The session will explore why network incidents often evolve from an initial alert to service impact when triage, enrichment, and routing break down, and will demonstrate how intelligent workflows can automate these steps.
Ortiz will cover techniques for automatically enriching alerts with network, identity, and threat context, prioritizing and routing incidents without manual intervention, and moving from fragmented response processes to coordinated containment across systems. He will also showcase Tines’ intelligence‑workflow platform, which orchestrates incident response, enriches alerts, and automates key actions to reduce escalation.
The webinar is aimed at security and IT teams that still rely on manual triage under pressure, and it promises to provide actionable guidance on streamlining incident response and preventing broader service disruptions. Registration is required to secure a spot for the June 2 session.
Key changes
- Webinar covers evolution of incidents from alert to service impact
- Identifies breakdowns in triage, enrichment, and routing
- Demonstrates automated enrichment with network, identity, and threat context
- Shows techniques to prioritize and route incidents automatically
- Explains moving from fragmented response to coordinated containment
- Introduces Tines intelligence‑workflow platform for orchestrating response
- Highlights AI‑driven incident response benefits
- Webinar scheduled for June 2, 2026 at 12:00 PM ET