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Enhance Your Threat Detection Capabilities with Custom Policy Scope 

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Denise Ashur August 01, 2024

Enhance Your Threat Detection Capabilities with Custom Policy Scope 

We are excited to announce a significant new capability, giving you the ability to customize threat detection policy scope in the Upwind platform.

Upwind has always provided powerful out-of-the-box threat detection policies based on predefined attack vectors, ensuring real-time threat detection. With this new capability, Upwind provides even more customization to fit your unique infrastructure and operational needs, by giving you greater control over how existing policies operate.

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You can now modify existing policy attributes, including setting custom parameters for scope to meet your specific security needs.

With these new customization abilities, you can take greater control of your security, ensure maximum effectiveness and flexibility in defending against evolving threats, and prevent false positive events.

Use these new capabilities to modify policies to match your organization’s unique requirements, giving you the ability to ensure alignment with your specific security standards, compliance needs and operational workflows.

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