Irish cybersecurity unicorn Tines this week unveiled a new AI platform, signalling a shift from its original no‑code offering. The launch comes as the market increasingly looks toward machine‑learning tools to automate threat detection and response.

Cofounder and CEO Eoin Hinchy admitted that the no‑code product that built the company had a clear “sell‑by date.” He said the platform will allow customers to train models without writing code, addressing a growing demand for accessible AI.

The announcement follows reports that the firm had raised significant capital, reportedly including a $136 billion valuation and a $6.42 billion investment. While the numbers are unclear, the move positions Tines alongside other tech leaders.

Looking ahead, Hinchy hinted that the AI layer will underpin future features such as automated policy enforcement and threat hunting. The company will continue to refine its product roadmap, aiming to keep pace with the evolving threat landscape.

Industry observers note that Tines’ pivot could attract new enterprise clients who require compliance with regulations like GDPR and CCPA. By embedding AI, the company hopes to reduce the time and expertise required to deploy security controls, potentially opening new revenue streams.