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Runtime-based Risk Augmentation in Your Cloud Infrastructure Topology 

Denise Ashur January 03, 2024

Runtime-based Risk Augmentation in Your Cloud Infrastructure Topology 

We’re excited to announce a major capability in our runtime topology map that will now include risk overview context icons and new filter capabilities.

Using these new capabilities, you can view each resource’s risk overview at a glance with built-in icons on the topology map. This allows you to rapidly filter and locate at-risk resources to perform breach assessments, prioritize vulnerabilities and threats, and streamline remediation. 

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You can also leverage Upwind’s new filter options to rapidly search and filter with custom regular expressions.

Use these new capabilities to streamline your map searches and leverage real-time insights to rapidly view resource risks and streamline searches to better understand and navigate network topology.

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