Morningstar Upwind and Microsoft Launch Unified Azure Security Solution
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- •Upwind partners with Microsoft to enhance Azure security solutions.
- •The new solution integrates runtime protection and vulnerability management.
- •Future updates will focus on identity protection and GenAI workloads.
Upwind has partnered with Microsoft to enhance runtime security for Azure workloads. This collaboration integrates runtime protection, posture management, and vulnerability detection into a single solution available on the Microsoft Marketplace. The aim is to provide enterprises with continuous visibility across their Azure environments. The solution is designed to address critical areas such as identity protection, internet exposure, and GenAI workloads in future updates. Upwind's technology utilizes eBPF-powered runtime detection, which is noted as essential for reducing blind spots in dynamic cloud environments. The partnership has also achieved co-sell status and eligibility for Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment decrement, simplifying procurement for enterprises. This initiative is part of a broader trend to improve cloud security as innovation accelerates in the sector.
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