How TTMZero Uses Upwind for DevSecOps

Denise Ashur July 24, 2024

How TTMZero Uses Upwind for DevSecOps

We recently published a case study with our customer TTMZero, highlighting how their team uses Upwind for a unified DevSecOps solution, leveraging real-time network visibility, runtime risk and remediation prioritization.

“Upwind has exceeded our expectations in every area of our organization and completely transformed the way we do DevSecOps. We evaluated other tools and have not seen anyone else come even close to the results we have with Upwind.”
Horacio Granillo, SRE/DevOps Team Lead, TTMzero

Read the full case study to learn more about how TTMZero leverages Upwind.

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Recap In Part I, we explored the AgentCore Runtime microVM from the inside and discovered we weren't alone - four platform binaries were running alongside our code, and one of them was quietly shipping logs to an AWS-internal S3 bucket. We left off with a question: what can we learn from these internal components, and…

What’s Behind the Curtain? AWS Bedrock AgentCore Runtime Tear Down – Part I

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Dan Gansel

Introduction When you deploy an AI agent to AWS Bedrock AgentCore Runtime, your code runs inside a Firecracker microVM - but it doesn't run alone. In this three-part series, we tear down the platform internals, document what we found, and assess how well the isolation holds up. Setting the Stage AWS Bedrock AgentCore Runtime is…

Upwind Code Expands Enterprise Coverage to Azure DevOps and Bitbucket Cloud

Danilo Michelucci

Modern development organizations rarely keep all their code in one place. Teams may use different version control platforms because of acquisitions, business-unit preferences, regional requirements, or existing development workflows. But when code is spread across multiple providers, application security coverage can become fragmented too. Today, Upwind Code adds support for Azure DevOps and Bitbucket Cloud.…

How TTMZero Uses Upwind for DevSecOps