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Easily Identify Internet-Exposed Resources with Upwind’s External Exposure Dashboard

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Joshua Burgin September 16, 2024

Easily Identify Internet-Exposed Resources with Upwind’s External Exposure Dashboard

We are excited to announce an exciting  new capability for the Upwind Platform – our External Exposure Dashboard. 

This new dashboard automatically highlights where you are vulnerable and at risk due to your exposure to the Internet, including via exposed assets, open management ports, serverless functions, databases, and object storage. 

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Upwind’s External Exposure Dashboard enables security leaders such as CISOs, VPs of Engineering, and more to easily track their organization’s progress on securing their infrastructure, supporting data-driven decision-making, and making it easy to communicate security compliance to stakeholders. 

Likewise, security teams can leverage this dashboard to easily understand their most critically exposed resources and identify internet-exposed attack paths that should be prioritized for immediate remediation.

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Use Upwind’s External Exposure Dashboard to supercharge your security posture management, easily identify critically exposed resources, prioritize critical misconfigurations for remediation, and identify open attack paths to critical assets that should be rapidly closed.

To learn more about Upwind’s External Exposure Dashboard, schedule a demo.

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