A screenshot of the Upwind software interface showing a workflow setup. It includes fields for workflow name, triggers, selector, and specific actions like sending messages to Slack, creating Jira tickets, and assigning tasks to users.

Seamlessly Integrate Threat Detections into Your Workflows with Upwind’s Workflow Management

Denise Ashur October 25, 2023

Seamlessly Integrate Threat Detections into Your Workflows with Upwind’s Workflow Management

Announcing Upwind’s new capability – streamlined workflow management!

Using Upwind’s Workflow Management, you can easily create workflows that streamline your remediation process. 

You can customize your workflow by choosing:

  • Detection severity that triggers workflow
  • Cloud account, tag, label or resource name 
  • Specific attribute values (specific Cloud account, tag name, etc)
  • Notification or management system to receive ticket or notification (Slack, Jira, etc)

Leverage Upwind’s Workflow Management capabilities to create multiple streamlined workflows and ensure the right team members are receiving the most relevant alerts and tickets. Integrate with any notification or project management system, simplify your workflows and streamline your remediation process – all in one centralized location.

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