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Streamline Your Monitoring & Logging Workflows with Upwind’s Datadog Integration

Denise Ashur July 31, 2024

Streamline Your Monitoring & Logging Workflows with Upwind’s Datadog Integration

Introducing  the latest capability for the Upwind Cloud Security Platform –  the ability to seamlessly integrate with Datadog for monitoring and logging.

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Upwind’s Datadog integration enables programmatic data export from Upwind into Datadog, giving you the ability to export Upwind’s events and issues findings and streamline your security workflows. 

For Upwind customers who use Datadog, this provides the ability to:

  • Streamline your monitoring workflow by centralizing events and alerts within Datadog.
  • Gain deeper insights by correlating Upwind data with metrics, logs and insights from other services in Datadog.
  • Leverage Datadog’s alerting and visualization capabilities for Upwind events.
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Use Upwind’s Datadog integration to make information sharing and post-processing of data within the Upwind Cloud Security Platform even more efficient and effective, helping you manage your security operations with greater ease.

To learn more about Upwind’s Datadog integration, visit the Upwind Documentation Center (login required) or schedule a demo.

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