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Automatically Discover Resource Connections & Behaviors with Upwind’s Orbital View

Denise Ashur September 03, 2024

Automatically Discover Resource Connections & Behaviors with Upwind’s Orbital View

We are excited to announce Upwind Orbital View – an easy, new way to visualize your most important resource information through holistic inventory mapping and dynamic network analysis, helping you rapidly understand your resources’ behavior and risks.

The Upwind Orbital View can be found in the Resource Overview section of the Upwind Topology Map, giving you the ability to easily visualize resource context, such as related images, storage, privilege attributes, identity roles with access, internet traffic, security groups, resource communication, compute resources and API endpoints.

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You can use the Orbital View to instantly understand the most important environmental context for each of your running resources, as well as drilling down on any of the categories for additional information, such as diving into specific ingress communication including ports, protocols and throughput. 

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The Upwind Orbital View brings together data from across the Upwind Cloud Security Platform, aggregating and correlating relevant context to help you easily visualize and prioritize resource behavior and risks.

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Use Upwind Orbital View to quickly investigate resource connections and behaviors, giving you increased visibility, monitoring and risk prioritization for all of your running resources.
To learn more about Upwind Orbital View, schedule a demo.

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