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Upwind Extends Cloud Scanning Capabilities with Windows OS Support 

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Upwind Extends Cloud Scanning Capabilities with Windows OS Support 

We are excited to announce that Upwind’s cloud scanning capabilities now include support for Windows OS, providing even deeper security coverage for cloud environments.

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This extended support is providing even deeper coverage for Upwind customers across their cloud stack. For Upwind customer Intezer, this extended OS coverage has helped to consolidate tools and increase visibility across their cloud infrastructure, enhancing their protection.

The Upwind platform’s support for Windows OS further exemplifies Upwind’s commitment to broad, comprehensive coverage across clouds and infrastructures. Upwind’s speed of innovation and consistent overdelivering of new capabilities to customers is unmatched.

-Roy Halevi I CTO, Intezer


Upwind is dedicated to delivering industry-leading cloud security across diverse architectures and OS types, including Linux and now Windows for cloud scanning, making it easier for customers to secure their cloud infrastructure in a single, unified platform. To learn more about Upwind’s support for Windows, schedule a demo.

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