Understand Your Network Patterns with Throughput Over Time

January 04, 2024

Understand Your Network Patterns with Throughput Over Time

We are excited to introduce a new metric, allowing you to get visibility into your incoming and outgoing throughput over time for the last 7 days.

This new capability gives you even more network visibility and allows you to easily and quickly understand real-time network patterns and over-time patterns.

This information can be viewed through connections insights, easily accessible from within Upwind’s real-time topology map.

Use this capability to view network patterns, investigate security and production incidents in seconds and better understand throughput and resource behavior over time.

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Security teams should not have to switch between tools to understand what is happening across their cloud environments. That’s why we’re excited to announce that the Upwind solution for Microsoft Sentinel is now available through the Microsoft Marketplace and the Microsoft Security Store. The integration brings Upwind security data directly into Microsoft Sentinel, helping security…

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Understand Your Network Patterns with Throughput Over Time