Torq is a security operations automation platform that automates alert triage, enrichment, investigation, and remediation across security and IT tools using low-code/no-code workflow orchestration and extensible code options.
Torq is a security operations automation platform that automates alert triage, enrichment, investigation, and remediation across security and IT tools using low-code/no-code workflow orchestration and extensible code options.
Published Oct 23, 2026
| Starting Price | Not publicly listed; some channel listings indicate enterprise-level annual contracts (six‑figure) while third-party benchmarks show lower medians from limited samples | Pricing varies; marketplace listings and public channels exist but enterprise quotes are common | Pricing described as tiered/action-based; exact prices are typically quote-led |
| Typical use case | Enterprises and MSSPs seeking broad automation and vendor-described autonomous investigation/response features | Organizations standardized on the Palo Alto ecosystem seeking mature SOAR and IR workflows | Organizations seeking low-code automation with an action/playbook consumption model |
| Key Strengths | Emphasis on cloud/SaaS and multi-tenant architecture; broad integration set; vendor-described AI-driven workflow generation capabilities | Mature SOAR product with extensive integrations within the Palo Alto ecosystem and established IR features | Low-code automation with pricing models tied to actions/playbooks; positioned for enterprise automation consumers |
| Key Weaknesses | Pricing opacity; autonomous/AI claims require validation; governance and maintenance complexity; review-bias risk | Implementation complexity and potential need for professional services; ecosystem dependency risks | Quote-led pricing and implementation variability; may not provide the same autonomous AI features described by some competitors |
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