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April 2, 2024
Streamline Automatic Discovery of CI/CD Events from Within the Upwind Platform
We are excited to announce the addition of a significant new capability to the Upwind cloud security platform, automatically streamlining CI/CD events context from your continuous integration or delivery platforms. Upwind Cloud Security Platform offers unprecedented end-to-end visibility of your cloud infrastructure and applications, marrying intelligence from both build time and runtime to quickly prioritize…

March 28, 2024
View API Endpoints and Layer 3, 4 & 7 Traffic on Upwind’s Topology Map
We are excited to announce a new capability that allows you to discover and view API endpoints on Upwind’s infrastructure topology map. We recently launched Upwind API Security, through which you can discover your API catalog, and identify API vulnerabilities and threats. This new capability expands this even further, allowing you to view API endpoints…

March 28, 2024
Extending our API Security Support for GraphQL Endpoints
We are excited to announce a significant new capability in our API Security tab, aimed at providing unprecedented visibility into GraphQL-based APIs. GraphQL is an open-source data query and manipulation language for APIs, along with a runtime for executing queries. It’s a powerful alternative to REST that enables efficient and flexible data aggregation from multiple…

March 13, 2024
Upwind Extends its Runtime-Powered Cloud Security Platform with API Security
In today's digital world, where cloud security threats are constantly evolving, Upwind is leading the charge to stay one step ahead of the risks. We're excited to unveil Upwind API Security, a key part of our comprehensive security platform. With businesses relying more on online services to operate, the need for strong, adaptable protection has…

March 4, 2024
Detect Suspicious Fileless Process Execution
We're excited to announce the ability to monitor and detect malicious “fileless execution” events. This capability enables alerting when a process is executed without using an executable file on a disk or file system. Fileless Execution The action of a process being executed using an in-memory executable file is a common defense evasion technique used…

February 28, 2024
Streamline Container Runtime Security with CRI-O Support
We are excited to announce support for CRI-O (Container Runtime Interface - Orchestrator). CRI-O is an implementation of the Kubernetes Container Runtime Interface (CRI) to enable using Open Container Initiative (OCI) compatible runtimes, making integration between Kubernetes and container runtimes lightweight & seamless. Upwind’s eBPF sensor will now support CRI-O users, in addition to our…

February 27, 2024
Ensure Seamless Hybrid-Cloud Security with Support for OpenShift Container Platform
We are excited to introduce support for Red Hat OpenShift in the Cloud or On-Premises. Runtime Security for Red Hat OpenShift Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform is a hybrid-cloud PaaS built around Linux containers, orchestrated and managed by Kubernetes with a Red Hat Enterprise Linux foundation. With this new capability, you can now seamlessly protect…

February 26, 2024
Streamline Auditing and Secure Your Infrastructure with Upwind’s SSH Session Monitoring
We are excited to announce the release of a significant new capability - SSH session monitoring. In the dynamic landscape of remote system management, Secure Shell (SSH) serves as a pivotal tool, providing seamless access and control. However, this convenience also presents a Pandora's box of potential security risks when SSH sessions go unmonitored. SSH,…

February 21, 2024
Pinpoint Vulnerability Origins With Complete Visibility into Container Image Layers
We are excited to release an important new capability - container image layer visibility. A Docker build consists of a series of ordered build instructions. A layer, or image layer, is a change in an image, or an intermediate image. Every command specified (FROM, RUN, COPY, etc.) in a Dockerfile causes the previous image to change,…

February 19, 2024
Evaluate Your Vulnerability Resolution Over Time
We are excited to announce a new section in the Upwind Platform - the Vulnerability Dashboard. The Vulnerability Dashboard will give you the ability to see both an overview of your current critical vulnerabilities and the state of your vulnerabilities over time. Get an instant overview of your current vulnerabilities, including: The Vulnerability Dashboard will…

February 16, 2024
Detect Suspicious Cloud Instance Metadata Activities
We’re excited to release a new detection type, allowing you to detect advanced metadata DNS rebind activities in real time. A metadata DNS rebind detection alerts you that a virtual machine or a container is querying a domain that resolves to the metadata service IP address (169.254.169.254). What is Cloud Instance Metadata Service (IMDS)? When…

February 7, 2024
Get DevOps-Grade Visibility into Your Upwind Runtime Sensor
We recently released a new capability - Upwind’s sensor collection metrics. The Upwind eBPF-sensor is lightweight, high performance and easy to deploy and operate. With this new capability, you can receive even more visibility into your active sensor usage with real-time sensor metrics & data visualization, including CPU and node memory utilization. The Upwind sensor…

Streamline Automatic Discovery of CI/CD Events from Within the Upwind Platform
We are excited to announce the addition of a significant new capability to the Upwind cloud security platform, automatically streamlining CI/CD events context from your continuous integration or delivery platforms. Upwind Cloud Security Platform offers unprecedented end-to-end visibility of your cloud infrastructure and applications, marrying intelligence from both build time and runtime to quickly prioritize…

View API Endpoints and Layer 3, 4 & 7 Traffic on Upwind’s Topology Map
We are excited to announce a new capability that allows you to discover and view API endpoints on Upwind’s infrastructure topology map. We recently launched Upwind API Security, through which you can discover your API catalog, and identify API vulnerabilities and threats. This new capability expands this even further, allowing you to view API endpoints…

Extending our API Security Support for GraphQL Endpoints
We are excited to announce a significant new capability in our API Security tab, aimed at providing unprecedented visibility into GraphQL-based APIs. GraphQL is an open-source data query and manipulation language for APIs, along with a runtime for executing queries. It’s a powerful alternative to REST that enables efficient and flexible data aggregation from multiple…

Upwind Extends its Runtime-Powered Cloud Security Platform with API Security
In today's digital world, where cloud security threats are constantly evolving, Upwind is leading the charge to stay one step ahead of the risks. We're excited to unveil Upwind API Security, a key part of our comprehensive security platform. With businesses relying more on online services to operate, the need for strong, adaptable protection has…

Detect Suspicious Fileless Process Execution
We're excited to announce the ability to monitor and detect malicious “fileless execution” events. This capability enables alerting when a process is executed without using an executable file on a disk or file system. Fileless Execution The action of a process being executed using an in-memory executable file is a common defense evasion technique used…

Streamline Container Runtime Security with CRI-O Support
We are excited to announce support for CRI-O (Container Runtime Interface - Orchestrator). CRI-O is an implementation of the Kubernetes Container Runtime Interface (CRI) to enable using Open Container Initiative (OCI) compatible runtimes, making integration between Kubernetes and container runtimes lightweight & seamless. Upwind’s eBPF sensor will now support CRI-O users, in addition to our…

Ensure Seamless Hybrid-Cloud Security with Support for OpenShift Container Platform
We are excited to introduce support for Red Hat OpenShift in the Cloud or On-Premises. Runtime Security for Red Hat OpenShift Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform is a hybrid-cloud PaaS built around Linux containers, orchestrated and managed by Kubernetes with a Red Hat Enterprise Linux foundation. With this new capability, you can now seamlessly protect…

Streamline Auditing and Secure Your Infrastructure with Upwind’s SSH Session Monitoring
We are excited to announce the release of a significant new capability - SSH session monitoring. In the dynamic landscape of remote system management, Secure Shell (SSH) serves as a pivotal tool, providing seamless access and control. However, this convenience also presents a Pandora's box of potential security risks when SSH sessions go unmonitored. SSH,…

Pinpoint Vulnerability Origins With Complete Visibility into Container Image Layers
We are excited to release an important new capability - container image layer visibility. A Docker build consists of a series of ordered build instructions. A layer, or image layer, is a change in an image, or an intermediate image. Every command specified (FROM, RUN, COPY, etc.) in a Dockerfile causes the previous image to change,…

Evaluate Your Vulnerability Resolution Over Time
We are excited to announce a new section in the Upwind Platform - the Vulnerability Dashboard. The Vulnerability Dashboard will give you the ability to see both an overview of your current critical vulnerabilities and the state of your vulnerabilities over time. Get an instant overview of your current vulnerabilities, including: The Vulnerability Dashboard will…

Detect Suspicious Cloud Instance Metadata Activities
We’re excited to release a new detection type, allowing you to detect advanced metadata DNS rebind activities in real time. A metadata DNS rebind detection alerts you that a virtual machine or a container is querying a domain that resolves to the metadata service IP address (169.254.169.254). What is Cloud Instance Metadata Service (IMDS)? When…

Get DevOps-Grade Visibility into Your Upwind Runtime Sensor
We recently released a new capability - Upwind’s sensor collection metrics. The Upwind eBPF-sensor is lightweight, high performance and easy to deploy and operate. With this new capability, you can receive even more visibility into your active sensor usage with real-time sensor metrics & data visualization, including CPU and node memory utilization. The Upwind sensor…