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Intelligently Utilize Upwind Findings in Your DevSecOps Workflow

Denise Ashur September 18, 2024

Intelligently Utilize Upwind Findings in Your DevSecOps Workflow

We are excited to introduce a new capability, allowing you to seamlessly export Upwind findings into your existing DevSecOps workflows. 

With this new capability, you can now export Upwind findings into your existing organizational workflow by using a custom webhook to integrate with third-party tooling such as an external SIEM (security information and event management) and SOAR (security orchestration, automation and response) platforms.

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You can now easily export findings such as new threat detections, events, issues and vulnerabilities into the tooling of your choice, giving you increased flexibility for further investigation and data analysis within your existing workflows.

Using Upwind’s Custom Webhook Integration

This new capability to export Upwind findings to the tooling of your choice from the Upwind sensor through a webhook comes in addition to Upwind’s numerous existing integrations, giving you even more flexibility and customization options. 

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Upwind’s custom webhook essentially operates as an API but pushes data to an external platform rather than calling for it as an API would, ensuring that you consistently receive data updates as they occur. If you already have built a web application, using a webhook generally is as simple as adding a new URL to your application to process the data.

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Use this new capability to seamlessly integrate Upwind findings and data into your existing DevSecOps workflows by exporting real-time raw data, performing advanced incident and response research, extending data analysis and streamlining auditing.

To learn more about Upwind’s integration capabilities, visit the Upwind Documentation Center (login required) or schedule a demo.

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