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Automatically Correlate Identity Context with Real-Time Container Behaviors 

Denise Ashur August 29, 2024

Automatically Correlate Identity Context with Real-Time Container Behaviors 

We are excited to announce a new addition to Upwind’s industry-leading container security capabilities, giving you the ability to easily view information about highly privileged identities for every containerized resource in your cloud environment

The Upwind Cloud Security Platform goes beyond traditional CWPP solutions to leverage runtime insights and correlate them with your most important security findings, including real-time network topology, privileged identities, posture misconfigurations, threats, vulnerabilities and weaknesses in your APIs. This provides you with contextualized findings and enabling you to holistically prioritize real risks.

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With this new ability to view privilege attributes as a part of the overview for every containerized resource, you can easily correlate identity information with real-world context, helping you to further prioritize your most critical issues and proactively remediate identities that pose a real risk to your workloads.

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Leverage Upwind’s correlated container and identity security capabilities to holistically protect your containerized environments and correlate identity context with vulnerabilities, threats, posture findings and APIs. Easily highlight your most critical identity risks, proactively remediate unnecessary identity privileges, and ensure holistic protection for your most critical assets. 

To learn more about Upwind Identity Security, visit the Upwind Documentation Center (login required) or schedule a demo.

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