Torq
Hyperautomation and AI-driven security operations that cut manual work and accelerate response.
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Torq is a security hyperautomation platform that connects the tools a SOC already runs and orchestrates them into automated, auditable workflows.
With no-code workflow building and AI-assisted agents, Torq removes repetitive analyst toil, shortens mean time to respond, and gives leadership measurable operational metrics.
Torq use cases
Torq's AI SOC and hyperautomation platform connects identity, cloud, email and threat-hunting tools into unified, low-code workflows. The six categories below reflect Torq's own published use-case taxonomy, with independent context from CyberLane on what each means for an adopting security team.
Identity Access and Management
Torq automates identity lifecycle actions, from just-in-time access to suspicious-activity response, across the identity stack.
Read the use caseThreat Hunting
Torq automates the enrichment, coordination and search workflows behind proactive threat hunting across EDR, XDR and SIEM tools.
Read the use caseCloud Security Posture Management
Torq CSPM workflows monitor multi-cloud configuration drift and automatically trigger remediation across cloud platforms.
Read the use caseEmail Security
Torq unifies email security controls to detect, analyse and remediate phishing and compromised-account activity automatically.
Read the use caseChatbots
Torq's self-service chatbots let employees report issues, take security actions and receive guidance directly inside everyday communication tools.
Read the use caseIncident Response
Torq automates the triage, containment, remediation and evidence-handling steps that make up a modern incident response process.
Read the use caseWhere Torq is applied by industry
Each use case has its own page covering the challenge, the relevant capabilities, a practical scenario and how CyberLane supports the decision.
Financial Services & Banking
Fraud and phishing investigations, enrichment, case handling and auditable remediation.
Read the use caseRetail & e-Commerce
Phishing triage, endpoint and vulnerability workflows, and repetitive SOC investigations handled at scale.
Read the use caseTravel & Hospitality
Automatic investigation of phishing messages, links and attachments across a lean, distributed security team.
Read the use caseTechnology & SaaS
Tier-1 alert handling, identity response, threat enrichment and cloud-security workflows across a fast-scaling stack.
Read the use caseMSSP/MDR
Scaled investigation and response across many customer environments using reusable workflows.
Read the use caseCore Capabilities
- No-code security workflow automation
- Automated incident response playbooks
- AI-assisted triage and enrichment
- Broad integration across SOC and cloud tooling
- Operational metrics, audit trails, and governance
Where CyberLane Helps
CyberLane helps clients evaluate where Torq fits once manual effort and delay in security operations have been mapped, and which workflows justify automation first. We support requirements, architecture, business case, proof-of-concept planning and implementation oversight.
Product-specific delivery is coordinated with the vendor or qualified implementation partners.
Advisory topics Torq is matched with
Technology decisions start with the advisory work, not the product. These are the domains where Torq is typically considered — read the advisory approach before evaluating the technology.
Common questions about Torq
Is this a SOAR platform?
It addresses the same problem, but is built for no-code workflow authoring and broad API integration rather than long engineering projects to maintain playbooks.
What should we automate first?
Whatever is high volume, well understood and repetitive — phishing triage, enrichment, user and device lookups, containment approvals. Automating a broken process only makes it fail faster.
Will it replace analysts?
No. It removes the repetitive work around decisions, so analysts spend time on judgement. Human approval steps stay in the workflow where consequences are significant.
How do we measure the return?
Baseline the manual effort and elapsed time per workflow before automating; those two numbers are the business case and the ongoing metric.
How does CyberLane get involved?
We map the current operating model, identify which workflows justify automation, build the business case and plan the proof of concept, with implementation coordinated through the vendor or a delivery partner.
Considering Torq?
CyberLane supports requirements, architecture, business case, proof-of-concept planning and implementation oversight to establish where Torq fits.