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Clarion versus Tines Choose Clarion to run security workflows across your tools and internal systems

Start with the security job you need done. Clarion brings prebuilt agents, shared environment context, and case handling to your existing stack. Native integrations and custom MCP/API connections let the workflow reach the tools your team actually uses.

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One Okta tenant, first two weeks

53 identity alerts triaged and closed

  • Unusual sign-ins
  • Unfamiliar locations
  • Impossible travel

53 identity alerts handled in the first two weeks

An MSP connected one Okta tenant to Clarion. In its first two weeks of trial, Clarion triaged 53 identity alerts. All closed as benign or false positives without consuming the engineers' triage time.

Anonymized customer result from a single-tenant trial. These were benign or false-positive alerts, not 53 attacks.

Compare how the work gets done

Clarion compared with Tines
Evaluation area Clarion Tines
Starting point Security agents for operational workflows. An environment for building agents, apps, and automation.
Customization Use prebuilt agents, adapt them, or create your own. Natural-language creation and visual workflow design.
Investigation Autonomous triage and investigation against connected data. AI-assisted enrichment and security workflows.
Case handling Built-in case management. Configurable cases and agent-driven case handling.
Control Set permissions and approval requirements for delegated actions. Choose autonomous steps or human decisions; audit actions.
Connections Native connections across security, code, business knowledge, and coordination tools. Vendor connections through its automation platform.
MCP and internal tools Custom MCP/API tools for agents, webhooks for alerts, and external MCP workspace access. Remote MCP tools for agents; MCP servers expose workflows and authoring.
Starting workflow Prebuilt security agents with case handling and shared context. Agents and configurable workflows in its building environment.

Tines capabilities are summarized from publicly available information. Confirm current features with each vendor during your evaluation.

Start with an agent built for the work

Clarion supports prebuilt security agents that you can use, adapt, or extend. Choose the job, connect the relevant tools, and define the authority the agent needs.

Your team has a concrete workflow to configure and review from the start.

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  1. Step 1 Choose the job Start from a prebuilt security agent, adapt it, or build your own.
  2. Step 2 Connect the relevant tools Native integrations plus any internal MCP or API tools.
  3. Step 3 Define its authority Set which actions run on their own and which need approval.

Connect the tools your security work depends on

See the integration catalog

  • Identity and endpoint

    • Okta
    • Microsoft Entra ID
    • CrowdStrike Falcon
    • SentinelOne
    • Microsoft Defender XDR
    • Huntress
    • Google

  • Cloud and observability

    • AWS
    • Google Cloud
    • Wiz
    • Splunk
    • Microsoft Sentinel
    • Datadog

  • Code, ownership, and runbooks

    • GitHub
    • Apex
    • Notion
    • Confluence

  • Coordination and approval

    • Slack
    • Microsoft Teams
    • Jira
    • Linear
    • PagerDuty

Bring your internal tools into the investigation

  • Custom MCP

    Let Clarion agents call tools exposed by your MCP server.

  • Custom API

    Connect internal context and approved actions without an MCP server.

  • Generic webhook

    Send JSON alerts from systems outside the catalog.

  • External MCP access

    Operate the Clarion workspace from an MCP client.

Connections have scoped, revocable access. Available reads and actions depend on the connector and permissions.

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Start with the identity workflow, then extend it to your business

The 53-alert customer example starts with a concrete connection: an Okta tenant. The next question is what else your team needs to reach a decision.

A workflow may need device evidence, a documented exception, or the owner of an internal service. Connect the supported systems, expose any internal lookup through MCP or an API, and define which actions need approval.

This is where Clarion's security agents, shared context, and case handling belong together: one operational job with the relevant tools available to it.

See Clarion workflows
  1. Okta identity alert An unusual sign-in or impossible-travel alert opens the case.
  2. Device evidence Endpoint state from your connected EDR.
  3. Documented exception Runbooks and approved exceptions from your knowledge base.
  4. Internal service owner Example Looked up through your MCP server or API.
  5. Decision within policy Closed with a recorded verdict, or routed for approval.
Workflow illustration; the internal-service lookup is an example configuration.

Why choose Clarion over Tines?

Choose Clarion when you want a security-operations product that can reach your existing stack and your internal tools.

  • Start from the security task

    Prebuilt agents and case handling give the integration a concrete purpose.

  • Add the context that changes the verdict

    Combine security telemetry with ownership, runbooks, and internal lookups.

  • Extend the workflow through MCP or APIs

    Keep custom systems within the same governed investigation.

Tines also supports API-based automation and MCP clients and servers. Clarion's case is the security workflow those connections serve, with the customer results to show what delegated work looks like.

Bring one security job and the tools it touches

Show us the alert, the internal lookup, and the response your team repeats. See how Clarion brings them into a governed workflow, with your analysts owning the decisions you retain.

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Questions, answered

Everything else, ask us live, book a demo.

Yes. Connect a custom MCP server or API to give agents access to your tools. Use a generic webhook for incoming alerts, or access the workspace through an external MCP client. Configure the exposed operations and permissions for your workflow.

Choose Clarion for a security-operations workflow that brings together agents, case handling, shared context, and the connections needed to finish the job. Both products are extensible. Clarion makes the security task the starting point and lets you add native or internal tools around it.

Yes. Cantina documents options to start with prebuilt agents, adapt them, or build your own. Confirm the tools, permissions, and deployment requirements for your intended workflow.

Start the evaluation with one supported workflow and a clear boundary of responsibility. Expand only after reviewing its results and determining which existing processes it can take over.

Ask both vendors to scope the same workflow volume, integrations, and support. Include setup, customization, monitoring, and ongoing maintenance in your cost model.