We are excited to announce that Upwind has now added enrichment to RDS clusters and Google Cloud SQL in our context-rich topology map, leveraging runtime data to let you govern your database network access. The Upwind platform has always shown communication to RDS, but starting now, the map will drill down into the specific databases your assets communicate with and provide you with rich visualization and context on the topology map. Get even more visibility and view your RDS clusters and instances with mile-deep context, in real-time.
Leverage Runtime Data to Govern Your Database Network Access
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ArgoCD repoURL XSS: How a Missing Scheme Check Becomes Cluster Takeover (CVE-2026-62341)
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The Risk Isn’t What You Prompt, It’s What You Built
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Upwind Named a Strong Visionary Leader in Frost & Sullivan’s 2026 Cloud/Application Runtime Security Radar
We're excited to share that Frost & Sullivan has recognized Upwind as a Strong Visionary Leader in the Frost Radar™: Cloud/Application Runtime Security, 2026. This recognition highlights the company's innovation, growth, and leadership in the emerging Cloud-Native Application Detection and Response (CNADR) market. For us, the recognition is meaningful not simply because of where Upwind…