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Text in a stylized format reads: upwind Top 20 Features for DevOps Part 2: Monitoring APIs & CI/CD on a white background with grid lines.
May 10, 2024

Top Ways Upwind Helps DevOps Engineers Monitor APIs & CI/CD

This is part two of a two-part blog series on how Upwind helps DevOps teams. You can read part 1 here. The Upwind Cloud Security Platform helps organizations accelerate productivity and empower their Dev, Security, and DevOps teams to innovate within a secure and efficient environment. In our last article on how Upwind helps DevOps…
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May 8, 2024

Detect Suspicious Communication with a Public DNS Resolver 

We are excited to announce a new capability to detect unusual DNS resolver activity. This detection notifies you of unusual behavior by a virtual machine or container in your cloud environment, which is communicating with a public DNS resolver that it hasn't communicated with recently. DNS Resolvers Trusting your DNS resolvers is a critical part…
A flowchart with a red central node branching into dotted lines leading to blue nodes, labeled with numbers 80, 53, 23, and 20, each representing various internet protocols. The Upwind logo is in the top left corner.
May 3, 2024

Detect Malicious Port Sweep Activities

We are excited to announce support for a new detection type - the identification of malicious port sweeps. Port sweeps can occur when compromised hosts or containers within your environment probe a port on a large number of publicly routable IP addresses or a large number of internal IP addresses. This type of activity is…
Diagram showing blue arrows moving left to right, indicating data flow. A dashed red line cuts through, suggesting a breach. A lock icon is present, implying security. The word upwind is in the top left corner.
May 2, 2024

Detect Unusual DoT Communications

We are excited to announce a new detection type, identifying unusual DoT activity. This detection notifies you of unusual DNS over TLS (Transport Layer Security) communication, often referred to as DoT, which could indicate attempts to blend malicious communications with regular encrypted web traffic to evade detection. DNS over TLS (DoT)  DNS is a crucial…
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April 30, 2024

Top Ways Upwind Gives DevOps Engineers Network & Infrastructure Visibility

This is part one of a two-part blog series on how Upwind helps DevOps teams. You can read part 2 here. Upwind’s Cloud Security Platform provides customers with end-to-end visibility into their environment – continually performing DevOps-grade deep assessments of your infrastructure & configuration, discovering everything you run and keeping this inventory up-to-date.  We systemically…
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April 26, 2024

Detect Suspicious Port Scanning Activities

We are excited to announce support for a new detection type: identification of malicious port scans. Port scanners are applications that probe a host or server to find open ports or “weak points" in your network. These can be used by malicious actors to exploit vulnerabilities and identify network or security services running on a host.…
Diagram showing a central Kubernetes logo with various red and blue dashed arrows pointing towards and away from it. Some arrows have icons like a warning sign and container symbols. The upwind logo is in the top left corner.
April 24, 2024

Detect Exposed Kubernetes Dashboards

We are excited to announce a new threat detection, with the ability to identify an exposed Kubernetes Dashboard. This threat detection will inform you when the Kubernetes dashboard for your cluster is exposed to the internet by a Load Balancer.  Exposing your dashboard to the internet makes the management interface of your cluster vulnerable to…
A surfboard labeled CI floats in the center of a circular formation of sharks, silhouetted against a blue background with a light gradient. The word upwind is in the top right corner.
April 16, 2024

Master Risk Prioritization by Leveraging Insights into Runtime Facts & Critical Cloud Misconfigurations

In today's increasingly cloud-centric business landscape, securing your cloud environment is crucial. The growth and dynamic nature of attack surfaces often make it difficult for security teams to identify and address their most critical risks, resulting in a lack of clear prioritization and delaying remediation. Upwind’s Cloud Security Platform actively addresses this challenge by leveraging…
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April 11, 2024

Easily Understand & Intelligently Secure Human & Machine Identities

In the ever changing and complex cloud infrastructure landscape, organizations must not only protect their cloud infrastructure and applications from external threats, but also secure them from internal human and machine identities through the practice of Cloud Identity Entitlement Management (CIEM). Managing identities presents multiple challenges, ranging from the need for thorough auditing and generating compliance…
Diagram showing a command prompt with kubectl exec leading to a blue kube-system namespace node. Dashed red and blue lines indicate connections or paths, with the upwind logo at the top left.
April 10, 2024

Detect Suspicious ‘exec’ Commands in kube-system Namespace

We are excited to announce the release of a new threat detection type - exec command in a kube-system namespace. This detection alerts you that kubectl exec has run a command in your environment in the kube-system namespace, which may indicate a suspicious activity.  What is Kubectl Exec? Kubectl is a command line tool used…
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April 10, 2024

Detect Suspicious Spambot Port 25 Communication

We are excited to announce the release of a new threat detection type - Spambot detection that targets suspicious activity on Port 25. A Spambot detection alerts you that a resource in your environment is abnormally communicating with a remote host most commonly via port 25. What is SMTP? Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) is…
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April 4, 2024

Protect Your Cloud Infrastructure with Upwind’s Support for Amazon ECS

Upwind’s Cloud Security Platform harnesses the power of runtime data to comprehensively secure customers’ infrastructure and applications across multi-cloud and multi-architecture environments.  We are excited to announce that we are extending our infrastructure capabilities to support applications built using the Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS).  Amazon ECS  is designed to simplify the deployment and management…
Text in a stylized format reads: upwind Top 20 Features for DevOps Part 2: Monitoring APIs & CI/CD on a white background with grid lines.

Top Ways Upwind Helps DevOps Engineers Monitor APIs & CI/CD

Lavi Ferdman May 10, 2024
This is part two of a two-part blog series on how Upwind helps DevOps teams. You can read part 1 here. The Upwind Cloud Security Platform helps organizations accelerate productivity and empower their Dev, Security, and DevOps teams to innovate within a secure and efficient environment. In our last article on how Upwind helps DevOps…
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A red flag with a circular arrow design featuring the letters DNS waves against a blue cloudy sky. The word Upwind is displayed in the top left corner.

Detect Suspicious Communication with a Public DNS Resolver 

Denise Ashur May 08, 2024
We are excited to announce a new capability to detect unusual DNS resolver activity. This detection notifies you of unusual behavior by a virtual machine or container in your cloud environment, which is communicating with a public DNS resolver that it hasn't communicated with recently. DNS Resolvers Trusting your DNS resolvers is a critical part…
Read More
A flowchart with a red central node branching into dotted lines leading to blue nodes, labeled with numbers 80, 53, 23, and 20, each representing various internet protocols. The Upwind logo is in the top left corner.

Detect Malicious Port Sweep Activities

Joshua Burgin May 03, 2024
We are excited to announce support for a new detection type - the identification of malicious port sweeps. Port sweeps can occur when compromised hosts or containers within your environment probe a port on a large number of publicly routable IP addresses or a large number of internal IP addresses. This type of activity is…
Read More
Diagram showing blue arrows moving left to right, indicating data flow. A dashed red line cuts through, suggesting a breach. A lock icon is present, implying security. The word upwind is in the top left corner.

Detect Unusual DoT Communications

Joshua Burgin May 02, 2024
We are excited to announce a new detection type, identifying unusual DoT activity. This detection notifies you of unusual DNS over TLS (Transport Layer Security) communication, often referred to as DoT, which could indicate attempts to blend malicious communications with regular encrypted web traffic to evade detection. DNS over TLS (DoT)  DNS is a crucial…
Read More
Text that reads: Upwind Top 20 Features for DevOps Part 1: Network & Infrastructure Visibility, presented on a tilted grid background.

Top Ways Upwind Gives DevOps Engineers Network & Infrastructure Visibility

Lavi Ferdman April 30, 2024
This is part one of a two-part blog series on how Upwind helps DevOps teams. You can read part 2 here. Upwind’s Cloud Security Platform provides customers with end-to-end visibility into their environment – continually performing DevOps-grade deep assessments of your infrastructure & configuration, discovering everything you run and keeping this inventory up-to-date.  We systemically…
Read More
Illustration of six surfboards with numbers (443, 2049, 8080, 2379, 8242) on a beach under palm trees. The text above reads upwind Detect Port Scanning against a blue sky.

Detect Suspicious Port Scanning Activities

Denise Ashur April 26, 2024
We are excited to announce support for a new detection type: identification of malicious port scans. Port scanners are applications that probe a host or server to find open ports or “weak points" in your network. These can be used by malicious actors to exploit vulnerabilities and identify network or security services running on a host.…
Read More
Diagram showing a central Kubernetes logo with various red and blue dashed arrows pointing towards and away from it. Some arrows have icons like a warning sign and container symbols. The upwind logo is in the top left corner.

Detect Exposed Kubernetes Dashboards

Denise Ashur April 24, 2024
We are excited to announce a new threat detection, with the ability to identify an exposed Kubernetes Dashboard. This threat detection will inform you when the Kubernetes dashboard for your cluster is exposed to the internet by a Load Balancer.  Exposing your dashboard to the internet makes the management interface of your cluster vulnerable to…
Read More
A surfboard labeled CI floats in the center of a circular formation of sharks, silhouetted against a blue background with a light gradient. The word upwind is in the top right corner.

Master Risk Prioritization by Leveraging Insights into Runtime Facts & Critical Cloud Misconfigurations

Denise Ashur April 16, 2024
In today's increasingly cloud-centric business landscape, securing your cloud environment is crucial. The growth and dynamic nature of attack surfaces often make it difficult for security teams to identify and address their most critical risks, resulting in a lack of clear prioritization and delaying remediation. Upwind’s Cloud Security Platform actively addresses this challenge by leveraging…
Read More
Illustration of two large cargo ships at sea under a clear sky. The ships carry colorful containers with crown symbols. The text Upwind is in the top left corner, and DevOps-Airflow-Role is on the side of the foremost ship.

Easily Understand & Intelligently Secure Human & Machine Identities

Denise Ashur April 11, 2024
In the ever changing and complex cloud infrastructure landscape, organizations must not only protect their cloud infrastructure and applications from external threats, but also secure them from internal human and machine identities through the practice of Cloud Identity Entitlement Management (CIEM). Managing identities presents multiple challenges, ranging from the need for thorough auditing and generating compliance…
Read More
Diagram showing a command prompt with kubectl exec leading to a blue kube-system namespace node. Dashed red and blue lines indicate connections or paths, with the upwind logo at the top left.

Detect Suspicious ‘exec’ Commands in kube-system Namespace

Denise Ashur April 10, 2024
We are excited to announce the release of a new threat detection type - exec command in a kube-system namespace. This detection alerts you that kubectl exec has run a command in your environment in the kube-system namespace, which may indicate a suspicious activity.  What is Kubectl Exec? Kubectl is a command line tool used…
Read More
A pattern of red traffic cones arranged in rows on a gradient background transitioning from sandy beige to deep blue, resembling a shoreline with foamy waves.

Detect Suspicious Spambot Port 25 Communication

Denise Ashur April 10, 2024
We are excited to announce the release of a new threat detection type - Spambot detection that targets suspicious activity on Port 25. A Spambot detection alerts you that a resource in your environment is abnormally communicating with a remote host most commonly via port 25. What is SMTP? Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) is…
Read More
A surfboard with a geometric logo stands upright in the sand beside a curved palm tree on a sunny beach. The ocean waves gently meet the shore under a clear blue sky.

Protect Your Cloud Infrastructure with Upwind’s Support for Amazon ECS

Denise Ashur April 04, 2024
Upwind’s Cloud Security Platform harnesses the power of runtime data to comprehensively secure customers’ infrastructure and applications across multi-cloud and multi-architecture environments.  We are excited to announce that we are extending our infrastructure capabilities to support applications built using the Amazon Elastic Container Service (ECS).  Amazon ECS  is designed to simplify the deployment and management…
Read More
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