storage-tab-hero

Easily Discover Your Cloud Storage Inventory

Denise Ashur December 08, 2023

Easily Discover Your Cloud Storage Inventory

Starting today, Upwind users will have the ability to access their entire storage inventory in the cloud via easy to-query graph database and view all assets including;

  • Amazon EBS Volumes
  • Amazon EFS mounts
  • AWS RDS Instances volumes
  • Amazon S3 Buckets
  • Azure Storage accounts
  • Azure Disks & Blob Storage
  • Google Cloud Disks
  • SQL Instances, and
  • Google Cloud Storage

This new capability allows you to easily discover any type of storage in your cloud and track important parameters such as location and encryption, risks and possible threats. You can also view any attached compute resources and easily understand the impact of encryption on your resource usage.

Use this capability to improve your overall cloud security by closely tracking everything that runs in your cloud, ensuring higher protection and encryption standards and safeguarding your data through consistent security practices.

Contents

Further Reading

Upwind-Sentinel

Upwind for Microsoft Sentinel – Available on Marketplace and Security Store

Security teams should not have to switch between tools to understand what is happening across their cloud environments. That’s why we’re excited to announce that the Upwind solution for Microsoft Sentinel is now available through the Microsoft Marketplace and the Microsoft Security Store. The integration brings Upwind security data directly into Microsoft Sentinel, helping security…
You Can't Crowdsource Your Way to a Live Adversary

You Can’t Crowdsource Your Way to a Live Adversary

Bug bounty programs were built on a single assumption: that finding a vulnerability was the hard, scarce, expensive part worth paying for. That assumption held for about a decade, then AI erased it. When anyone can point a model at your code and receive a plausible-looking finding back in seconds, a crowd of finders stops…
arrayref Supply Chain Attack

arrayref Supply Chain Attack: A One-Line Build Dependency Ran a Backdoor During cargo build

Key Takeaways Executive Summary arrayref 0.3.10 is a hijacked release of a widely used Rust utility crate that added one dependency, proc-macro1, whose build script downloaded and executed a remote binary at compile time. The release was live on crates.io for 86 minutes on August 20, 2026, alongside [email protected] and [email protected] published from the same…
Add the Upwind RSS Feed to Slack
Connect the Upwind RSS Feed to your Slack.
Follow the how-to here.
Threat RSS
Add the Upwind RSS Feed to Slack
Connect the Upwind RSS Feed to your Slack.
Follow the how-to here.
Main RSS