Upwind’s EKS Add-On Featured in AWS Marketplace Blog

Denise Ashur February 14, 2025

Upwind’s EKS Add-On Featured in AWS Marketplace Blog

In March 2024, we announced that Upwind is one of the few ISVs accepted as an AWS Marketplace add-on for Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS). Now, Upwind has been featured by AWS – highlighting the deep runtime container security that Upwind’s EKS Add-on provides.

Upwind’s EKS Add-on gives customers the ability to automatically deploy Upwind on their EKS clusters using the same methods as native AWS services. Read the full article on the AWS Marketplace blog to learn more about how Upwind’s EKS Add-on has transformed container security for AWS users.

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Upwind’s EKS Add-On Featured in AWS Marketplace Blog