This video explains how Reflex optimizes incident response by ensuring only responders with relevant skills are engaged, allowing others to continue their work uninterrupted. It covers the concept of groups and the structure of a Reflex plan—a secure, binary object combining PlayBook tasks with configurable rules, such as task order, assignments, and completion permissions. While advanced features are available, only the to-do list is required to create a Reflex plan.

This video explains the structure of a Reflex plan, a binary object that combines a to-do list with optional rules and permissions. Unlike traditional documents, it cannot be edited in a text editor. Plans can include task order, completion permissions, and team assignments, but only the to-do list is required—everything else is optional.

Reflex plans ensure consistency in incident response by embedding structured workflows directly into the system. This prevents confusion caused by outdated documents and allows teams to execute response actions with precision, no matter where they are located.

This video explains the concept of a Reflex, which combines a Reflex Document, predefined Groups, and Incident Definitions to create a structured response system. Reflex offers a highly flexible approach, allowing organizations to create separate Reflexes for different incident types or use a single Reflex that includes all team members for broad incident management.

By enabling this granular level of control, Reflex provides capabilities that were previously impossible. It also powers an advanced AI engine that can analyze response effectiveness and predict potential failures before an incident occurs, helping organizations proactively strengthen their security posture.

This video demonstrates the mobile app automatically generated from the data you entered in the Builder application.

Without Reflex, a company would need to hire a team of mobile developers to build an app with the same functionality—a process that could take several months to a year. Each additional incident type would require a separate app, and since incident response documents must be updated regularly, every app would need continuous modifications. Maintaining this manually would be costly and impractical.

Reflex eliminates this burden by giving you the power of a senior development team—without the need for coding—allowing you to create and update applications effortlessly, based on your expertise in Information Security.