Cybersecurity

We invited a direct competitor into Security Hub Extended. Here's why.

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AWS Security Hub Extended integrated Upwind, a direct competitor offering runtime-first protection, to provide customers with more choice and better outcomes. This move underscores AWS's commitment to customer needs over internal offerings, enhancing security by integrating multiple best-of-breed solutions seamlessly within the same operational model. Developers should watch for further integrations that strengthen overall security stack capabilities through unified tools and billing.

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