A security hyperautomation platform that lets SOC teams automate alert triage, incident response, and compliance workflows without writing code across their existing tool stack.
Expert Video Review by SEOGANT · March 2026
Torq is a security hyperautomation platform built for security operations center teams who need to automate alert triage and incident response across a large and fragmented tool stack.
The platform provides a no-code workflow builder where analysts create automation playbooks by connecting their existing security tools through a visual interface rather than writing scripts or maintaining Python-based integrations.
It runs on a parallel execution engine designed to handle high-volume alert environments without the bottlenecks of sequential processing that affect older SOAR architectures.
The primary audience is enterprise and mid-market SOC teams managing alert fatigue. Customers including Carvana, HWG Sababa, and Valvoline report outcomes like 100 percent Tier 1 alert automation, 95 percent improvement in mean time to investigate and respond, and positive ROI within 48 hours of deployment.
The platform also supports LLM-powered workflow generation, where analysts describe an automation in natural language and the system drafts the playbook structure, reducing the time to build new automations from hours to minutes.
Compared to Palo Alto Cortex XSOAR and Splunk SOAR, the two dominant competitors in the SOAR category, Torq positions itself on deployment speed and ease of use.
XSOAR is the heavyweight choice for organizations running the full Palo Alto ecosystem, where it acts as the connective layer across Prisma, Cortex XDR, and Strata with over 1,000 third-party integrations.
Splunk SOAR integrates deeply with Splunk's analytics platform and leads on time-to-resolve metrics when Splunk is already the central SIEM.
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