We’re constantly shipping new features over here at Twingate, but unless you're subscribed to our changelog you might not see all of them.

That’s why we’re starting a new series to make it easy to find the latest Twingate product news in one place.

Let’s get into it.

Expanded AWS S3 log syncing

We’ve expanded our AWS S3 integration. You can now sync Twingate Audit Logs and Network Events to your selected S3 bucket.

This data can be programmatically consumed or sent to a SIEM, which gives you real time visibility to help with investigating admin activities within Twingate, observing end user connections across your network, and general troubleshooting.

Check out our docs page for step-by-step configuration instructions.

In-console DNS filtering log data

We’ve added in-console DNS analytics for customers with Twingate Internet Security enabled.

You can now view a summary of your DNS filtering activity, plus a log of recent DNS events. Review high-level analytics or drill down into specifics like an individual device’s IP address and block reason.

More from the Product Team

We’ve got plenty of other features we’re excited to share, plus a peek at some upcoming releases:

• The macOS standalone Client can be installed using a PKG file, making it easier to distribute via MDM.

• We’ve made a number of updates to our K8s operator, with major improvement to how it handles Twingate Connector reconciliation.

• MSPs can now delete Customer Networks, simplifying management within the Twingate MSP Portal.

• [Coming soon] We’re further expanding our AWS S3 integration to enable customers to sync DNS filtering logs to an AWS S3 bucket.

• [Coming soon] To streamline testing of Twingate DNS Filtering, we’re adding the ability to enable Internet Security mode for only specifically selected enrollment groups.

New resources

The Twingate Customer Solutions team has been hard at work creating resources to make our customers’ lives easier. 

Our new onboarding video series has 10+ videos, so you can easily find exactly what you need to get started with Twingate.

They’ve also created a number of guides and how-to’s over on the Twingate Docs page:

• How NAT Traversal works

• How to troubleshoot peer-to-peer connections

• Understanding encryption in Twingate

Twingate in the wild

Twingate’s VP of Engineering Eran Kampf is always busy, but he made it to Civo Navigate to present (plus he gave a rapid-fire overview of why Twingate is better than traditional VPNs).

Eran also hosted a recent webinar all about reliability, taking viewers through the steps he and the team took to go from two major outages to 99.9% reliability in just 6 months.

There’s always lots happening in the Twingate Community, but here are a few more highlights:

• In his new course Justin from CodingEntrepreneurs shows viewers how to use modern Django to build out a content engine project in a private and secure way leveraging Twingate.

• Azure Academy takes you through a Twingate deployment on Azure in just 10 minutes.

• The ability to configure high availability is a key callout in WunderTech’s recent video, which demonstrates how he uses Twingate to access a Synology NAS.

• Over on TikTok W. J. Pearce takes you through how Twingate can help future-proof your cybersecurity career (plus he’s got step-by-step instructions on his Substack).

• Fellow TikTokker Uma Codes takes you through the pitfalls of common remote access solutions, and takes you through a Twingate deployment.

Don’t forget to swing by r/twingate over on Reddit for all your Twingate related questions, use case discussions, best practices and more. We’ve already seen some great posts, including one on using Twingate on vacation and another showcasing Twingate already working on the Apple Vision Pro!

Not a Twingate customer yet? If you’re interested in taking Twingate for a spin, you can request a personalized demo from our team or try it out yourself for free.