> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.sola.security/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.sola.security/integrations/data-sources/upwind.md).

# Upwind

Connect Sola and Upwind to get security insights

## Overview

The Upwind integration connects data from your Upwind account to your Sola workspace, making it easy to search and find answers to your specific use cases.

With the Upwind integration, you can:

* Monitor threat detections and threat policies across your Upwind-connected cloud environment.
* Track vulnerability findings identified by Upwind.
* Review configuration findings and checks, including remediation guidance for identified issues.

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**Your data can only be retrieved, never modified.**

Once connected, your data is securely stored, and access is restricted to retrieving configurations and metadata only. Authentication methods ensure secure delegation of permissions while maintaining data integrity.
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## Set up Upwind data source integration with Sola

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Go to ***Integrations*** > [***Data Sources***](https://app.sola.security/integrations/data-sources) > click ***New data source*** > select ***Upwind***.

*The Sola wizard will take you through the steps.*
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### Connect Upwind to Sola

To connect Upwind, you'll need access to your Upwind console to generate API credentials, along with your Organization ID and region of data center.

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This method uses an Upwind service account to securely grant Sola read-only access to your Upwind threat, vulnerability, and configuration data.
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