A screenshot of a dashboard displaying vulnerability analysis. The screen shows sections for threat detection, data exposure, and network information. A circular graph and various tags are present, with a purple and pink gradient background.

Labels & Tags Are the New Identities in the Cloud 

Denise Ashur November 27, 2023

Labels & Tags Are the New Identities in the Cloud 

Upwind is excited to announce a new capability – enhanced visibility of Labels & Tags Cardinality.

What is Labels & Tags Cardinality?
Cardinality gives you the ability to better understand how often and at what scale tags and labels are being used and what their values are across your resources. This helps you have a much more accurate picture of your identities at scale. The Upwind platform will now give you at-a-glance information about your cloud assets and their tags, labels and annotations in order to quickly identify the application owners and its identities. 

Starting today, you can view your resources’ tag cardinality everywhere in the Upwind console, when investigating a threat or exploring a vulnerability finding. Streamline your cloud security experience, ensure compliance and elevate your posture by increasing tag hygiene, giving you additional context about which resources and tags are most utilized across your cloud environment.

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