ORNA review
A broad free tier for small teams that need structured incident response.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
ORNA is a cyber incident response and case management platform for security, digital forensics, and cross-functional response teams. It combines alert detection and severity-based routing with incident dashboards, case management, customizable playbooks, automatic task assignment, evidence analysis, reporting, and responder collaboration. The platform is suited to smaller and midsize organizations that need a structured way to coordinate investigations, document activity, and manage escalations.
The plan structure is straightforward: Free, Pro, and Pro + Alerts. The free tier covers a substantial incident response workflow, including alert routing, cases, playbooks, task assignment, escalations, evidence, audit logs, AI features, and integrations. ORNA also includes asset risk management, NIST-aligned dashboards, threat intelligence enrichment, SMS and email notifications, and on-call scheduling. Teams can choose web deployment or a self-hosted setup, giving organizations flexibility over how the platform is operated.
Integration breadth is a notable part of ORNA's fit. It connects with more than 200 tools, including FortiGate, SonicWall, Entrust, Cisco VPN, Palo Alto firewalls, Symantec WAF, VMware Carbon Black EDR, Docker, Kaspersky, McAfee, and Microsoft Exchange. That range supports environments where incident signals and evidence are spread across security, endpoint, network, and business systems. ORNA should appeal to small teams that want free IR automation and a wide integration surface. Organizations seeking a broader IT operations platform, or teams that do not need security-focused case management and playbooks, may prefer a more general-purpose alternative.
ORNA pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Free tier includes cases, playbooks, evidence, audit logs, and AI
- Supports web and self-hosted deployment
- Connects with 200+ security and infrastructure tools
- Where it doesn't
- Advanced capabilities are divided across multiple plan tiers
- Its focus is cybersecurity incident response, not general operations
- Self-hosted deployment may require more internal administration
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