Cyware Security Orchestration and Automation

Overview

Cyware Orchestrate is a low-code/no-code platform for building and running security automation workflows. It suits security operations centers that need to connect cloud and on-premise tools, with a broad integration catalog and controls for managing playbooks. Its custom-quote pricing makes it a less straightforward fit for teams seeking a self-serve, published-price option.

Key features

The workflow builder combines drag-and-drop design with a low-code Python editor. That gives teams a visual starting point while leaving room for more advanced customization; the trade-off is that the editor’s flexibility will matter most to teams with the skills to use it. More than 150 templates cover scenarios such as phishing response, malware analysis, and vulnerability management, which can provide a practical starting point rather than requiring every workflow to be built from scratch.

AI can generate complete workflows from natural-language prompts, produce custom playbook code, and offer debugging insights from run logs. These capabilities address both playbook creation and troubleshooting, while manual, scheduled, event-based, orchestration-based, and API-based triggers let teams choose how workflows start. Version control with rollback and granular permissions help teams manage changes and access as automation grows.

Cyware supports 400+ integrations through webhooks, APIs, and pre-built connectors, and its open API allows programmatic interaction with Orchestrate services. Lightweight agents connect cloud and on-premise environments without exposing internal networks. For security teams handling playbook automation, alert enrichment, threat-intelligence actions, and case management, this is a broad operational scope in one platform.

A dedicated enterprise mobile app lets users monitor, approve, and execute critical automation decisions remotely. Support packages include upgrades, bug fixes, patches, error corrections, and enhancements, with 24×7 support for critical issues. Cyware says its SOC 2 Type 2 report covers security, availability, processing integrity, confidentiality, and privacy controls; its information security management system is aligned with ISO 27001:2022 and third-party certified by Coalfire.

Pricing

Cyware uses a paid, custom-quote model. The quote depends on deployment model, analyst seats, intelligence feeds, automation volume, sandbox capacity, digital risk protection, and selected add-on capabilities. That lets the package reflect operational needs, but teams cannot compare a published subscription price before contacting Cyware.

There are no published lower-cost tiers to weigh against the custom quote. For teams evaluating cost, the factors that shape the quote—especially seats, automation volume, and deployment—are central to determining fit.

Platforms

Cyware lists API and web platforms, with hybrid deployment connecting cloud and on-premise environments. The dedicated enterprise mobile app adds remote monitoring and approval for critical decisions.

Who it's for

Cyware is best suited to modern security operations centers and security teams that need to automate response across a mixed cloud and on-premise environment. Its templates, integrations, triggers, and case-management capabilities support a range of security workflows. Teams that need transparent pricing or a free entry point should compare alternatives before committing to a quote-based platform.

Pros and cons

• Pros: More than 150 templates and 400+ integrations give teams a substantial starting library for connecting security and IT workflows.
• Pros: Visual building, Python customization, AI-assisted playbooks, and run-log insights support both workflow creation and troubleshooting.
• Pros: Hybrid agents connect cloud and on-premise environments without exposing internal networks.
• Pros: Version rollback, granular permissions, and remote mobile approvals address operational control as well as automation.
• Cons: Custom-quote pricing offers no published price for teams to assess before contacting Cyware.
• Cons: The platform is positioned for security teams and operations centers, not as a general-purpose automation tool for every kind of buyer.

Alternatives

SOAR Software is a useful starting point for comparing options across the category.

Choose Shuffle if a freemium option and self-hosted deployment matter; its Starter plan is $29 a month, billed $29/month for 10k App Runs, and it starts free with 2k App-Runs. Choose Swimlane Turbine if Linux or self-hosted deployment is important and a paid product without a free plan is acceptable; its listed plans include Enterprise Plus and MSSP Starter, both without published prices.

Rapid7 InsightConnect may suit teams that want to evaluate a paid product through a 30-day free trial; workflows in toolkits require an InsightConnect license. Tines is worth considering for a free starting point with three live workflows, or a Business Edition listed with custom pricing. Tracecat offers an Open Source plan that is free forever, self-hosted, and has unlimited workflows, cases, and agents.

Torq Hyperautomation is another paid option, with pricing and usage limits provided in an order form. OpenSOAR may suit teams seeking a free, self-hosted product with no feature gates or per-action billing. ServiceNow Security Incident Response is a web-based paid alternative with custom-quote plans.

Verdict

Choose Cyware Orchestrate if your security team needs hybrid workflow automation, a large integration catalog, and controls for building and managing playbooks. Its breadth—from AI-assisted creation to mobile approvals—makes a strong case for security operations centers with complex automation needs. Look elsewhere if you need a free plan or a price you can assess without requesting a quote.