My main use case for Wiz includes utilizing Wiz Code, Wiz Defend, and Wiz Cloud Security Posture Management. A quick specific example of how I use Wiz Cloud Security Posture Management in my day-to-day work is analyzing all the issues we see within the cloud and infrastructure as a code over our SOC team and security engineering. I have been using Wiz during these years and think it is a great product; I can review in depth when the need is being requested, and I have been doing POCs of other vendors out there compared with Wiz. I did create a custom dashboard in Wiz, and my experience with it is that it works well, has a flexible widget system, good query-based customization, and easy cloning for multi-team environments, but it could work better with limited visualization types. Wiz runtime sensor has helped in identifying active threats more effectively compared to previous solutions by providing increased visibility and accuracy, especially when correlating runtime behavior with cloud posture; it offers better context around runtime activity, faster detection of critical threats, improved detection accuracy, increased visibility across assets we previously missed, and stronger support for incident response, with the overall impact rated 10 out of 10. Before adopting Wiz, we relied on multiple disconnected tools for CSPM, vulnerability scanning, and infrastructure as a code review, which each provided partial visibility; Wiz replaced most of these functions with one unified security graph that brings together configuration, risk, identity, workload vulnerability, data sensitivity, and exposure path in one way.
Sr. Technical Lead Support Executive at Jekson Vision
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Top 20
Nov 5, 2025
I'm working with Jackson Vision, the track and trace provider, and we have been using Wiz for six years. We use Wiz as a portal similar to an ERP tool, managing customer inventory for security purposes and vulnerability management.
We are a Wiz user and partner, so we have an environment using Wiz, and our use case is to provide risk analysis. We have dashboards to understand the main risks and categorize them, and we use these to get the baseline and reports. We personalize some reports.
We are a Wiz user and partner. We have an environment using Wiz, and our use case is to provide risk analysis. We have dashboards to understand and categorize the main risks. These dashboards help us generate baseline reports, and we have personalized some of these reports.
We are primarily using Wiz ( /products/wiz-reviews ) for vulnerability scanning on our servers. If there is a vulnerability, we work on remediating it.
Our primary use case is related to using Wiz as a cloud-native application protection platform. We are currently in the midst of onboarding resources and streamlining the integration of Wiz.
My organization operates as a service provider for some small companies, so we started working with Wiz. I am not fully confident in discussing how work is going on with Wiz. I am having a training session on how to use the tool.
I use the solution for test and demo environments, and then we deploy the platform's last version for our customers. We use the advanced license type, so we have all the features in the platform. The tool is used for security assessment and maintaining our customers' correct security posture. We have different types of customers, so there are different types of use cases. But in general, the main need is for the maintenance of cloud security posture.
We use Wiz in our cloud security management by connecting it to our main cloud environment and other multi-cloud solutions. It helps us consolidate and manage information and risks, dividing them between VPCs and business units. Wiz keeps all information up-to-date and helps us identify any toxic connections within our cloud implementations.
Wiz is an agentless cloud assets vulnerability scanner. You don't need to install anything to use any of the machines. It takes snapshots and then scans it. It is interesting because all other scanners need to install some agent.
AWS Cloud Security Engineer at a tech services company with 51-200 employees
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Top 20
Apr 15, 2024
We currently use Wiz for cloud security management to identify and address vulnerabilities in our AWS platforms. Wiz is also integrated with our EKS clusters, allowing us to monitor and manage cluster security. We deploy sensors across our infrastructure, from the base level to more advanced setups, to gather comprehensive vulnerability data. Additionally, Wiz helps us manage our inventory and images. We have integrated Wiz with our ECR to monitor and secure container images through the ECR connector.
Director Information Security at a computer software company with 501-1,000 employees
Real User
Dec 22, 2022
Our adoption has primarily been centered around understanding vulnerabilities in the environment and the configuration landscape in terms of creating hardening rules, policies, and other components like that. We're also able to see what the true risk landscape looks like by vulnerability tracking.
I have worked in security for a while, but I'm new to the cloud security world, and Wiz helps me understand how to secure cloud environments like AWS and Azure on the backend. We have about 50 Wiz users, including four admins and the SOC team. About 10 members of the CloudOps team have access.
Sr. Manager AVP - Vuln Management and Threat Intelligence at a computer software company with 201-500 employees
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Mar 17, 2023
I lead and manage our vulnerability management and threat intelligence program so relying on having quick visibility, coverage, comprehensiveness, and depth is an absolute benefit; Wiz agentless deployment and scaling give us that quick use CVE-based vulnerability scanning, detection, continuous monitoring, threat intelligence, and risk prioritization with little to no downtime or impact to availability. Lastly, the CSPM, threat-intelligence, and dashboard capability within Wiz gives leadership quick and efficient reporting on our overall risk in the cloud.
Senior Information Security Engineer at a financial services firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Mar 15, 2023
We use it to identify vulnerabilities in our cloud environment, including misconfiguration and other issues. More recently, we've used it to identify inactive resources that we can terminate to save money. It also helps us automate some minor tasks that we don't want to do manually, such as forwarding issues to the appropriate teams. Wiz has various workflows to route the vulnerabilities it discovers to the right teams. We integrated it with ServiceNow, enabling us to send ServiceNow incidents to the teams. We can also send Azure DevOps work items to developers. We're evaluating Jira for some teams, and Wiz can also send tickets to Jira.
Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at a outsourcing company with 501-1,000 employees
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Feb 23, 2023
We use Wiz for cloud security posture management and related services, such as visibility, inventory, risk management, patch management, and framework maturity.
CyberSecurity Sr Manager at a retailer with 10,001+ employees
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Top 20
Dec 1, 2022
Most of our use cases are within cloud security posture management, in which we identify misconfigurations and any type of what they call "toxic combinations" of risk and vulnerabilities that are affecting our cloud deployments.
Wiz is a highly efficient solution for data security posture management (DSPM), with a 100% API-based approach that provides quick connectivity and comprehensive scans of platform configurations and workloads. The solution allows companies to automatically correlate sensitive data with relevant cloud context, such as public exposure, user identities, entitlements, and vulnerabilities.This integration enables them to understand data accessibility, configuration, usage, and movement within...
My main use case for Wiz includes utilizing Wiz Code, Wiz Defend, and Wiz Cloud Security Posture Management. A quick specific example of how I use Wiz Cloud Security Posture Management in my day-to-day work is analyzing all the issues we see within the cloud and infrastructure as a code over our SOC team and security engineering. I have been using Wiz during these years and think it is a great product; I can review in depth when the need is being requested, and I have been doing POCs of other vendors out there compared with Wiz. I did create a custom dashboard in Wiz, and my experience with it is that it works well, has a flexible widget system, good query-based customization, and easy cloning for multi-team environments, but it could work better with limited visualization types. Wiz runtime sensor has helped in identifying active threats more effectively compared to previous solutions by providing increased visibility and accuracy, especially when correlating runtime behavior with cloud posture; it offers better context around runtime activity, faster detection of critical threats, improved detection accuracy, increased visibility across assets we previously missed, and stronger support for incident response, with the overall impact rated 10 out of 10. Before adopting Wiz, we relied on multiple disconnected tools for CSPM, vulnerability scanning, and infrastructure as a code review, which each provided partial visibility; Wiz replaced most of these functions with one unified security graph that brings together configuration, risk, identity, workload vulnerability, data sensitivity, and exposure path in one way.
I'm working with Jackson Vision, the track and trace provider, and we have been using Wiz for six years. We use Wiz as a portal similar to an ERP tool, managing customer inventory for security purposes and vulnerability management.
We are a Wiz user and partner, so we have an environment using Wiz, and our use case is to provide risk analysis. We have dashboards to understand the main risks and categorize them, and we use these to get the baseline and reports. We personalize some reports.
We are a Wiz user and partner. We have an environment using Wiz, and our use case is to provide risk analysis. We have dashboards to understand and categorize the main risks. These dashboards help us generate baseline reports, and we have personalized some of these reports.
I use Wiz for both my own company and other companies to detect and investigate vulnerabilities and any type of alerts that pop up.
We are primarily using Wiz ( /products/wiz-reviews ) for vulnerability scanning on our servers. If there is a vulnerability, we work on remediating it.
Our primary use case is related to using Wiz as a cloud-native application protection platform. We are currently in the midst of onboarding resources and streamlining the integration of Wiz.
My organization operates as a service provider for some small companies, so we started working with Wiz. I am not fully confident in discussing how work is going on with Wiz. I am having a training session on how to use the tool.
I use the solution for test and demo environments, and then we deploy the platform's last version for our customers. We use the advanced license type, so we have all the features in the platform. The tool is used for security assessment and maintaining our customers' correct security posture. We have different types of customers, so there are different types of use cases. But in general, the main need is for the maintenance of cloud security posture.
We use Wiz in our cloud security management by connecting it to our main cloud environment and other multi-cloud solutions. It helps us consolidate and manage information and risks, dividing them between VPCs and business units. Wiz keeps all information up-to-date and helps us identify any toxic connections within our cloud implementations.
Wiz is an agentless cloud assets vulnerability scanner. You don't need to install anything to use any of the machines. It takes snapshots and then scans it. It is interesting because all other scanners need to install some agent.
We currently use Wiz for cloud security management to identify and address vulnerabilities in our AWS platforms. Wiz is also integrated with our EKS clusters, allowing us to monitor and manage cluster security. We deploy sensors across our infrastructure, from the base level to more advanced setups, to gather comprehensive vulnerability data. Additionally, Wiz helps us manage our inventory and images. We have integrated Wiz with our ECR to monitor and secure container images through the ECR connector.
We use the solution for security from external attacks and vulnerabilities and for container security.
Our adoption has primarily been centered around understanding vulnerabilities in the environment and the configuration landscape in terms of creating hardening rules, policies, and other components like that. We're also able to see what the true risk landscape looks like by vulnerability tracking.
I have worked in security for a while, but I'm new to the cloud security world, and Wiz helps me understand how to secure cloud environments like AWS and Azure on the backend. We have about 50 Wiz users, including four admins and the SOC team. About 10 members of the CloudOps team have access.
I lead and manage our vulnerability management and threat intelligence program so relying on having quick visibility, coverage, comprehensiveness, and depth is an absolute benefit; Wiz agentless deployment and scaling give us that quick use CVE-based vulnerability scanning, detection, continuous monitoring, threat intelligence, and risk prioritization with little to no downtime or impact to availability. Lastly, the CSPM, threat-intelligence, and dashboard capability within Wiz gives leadership quick and efficient reporting on our overall risk in the cloud.
We use it to identify vulnerabilities in our cloud environment, including misconfiguration and other issues. More recently, we've used it to identify inactive resources that we can terminate to save money. It also helps us automate some minor tasks that we don't want to do manually, such as forwarding issues to the appropriate teams. Wiz has various workflows to route the vulnerabilities it discovers to the right teams. We integrated it with ServiceNow, enabling us to send ServiceNow incidents to the teams. We can also send Azure DevOps work items to developers. We're evaluating Jira for some teams, and Wiz can also send tickets to Jira.
We use Wiz for cloud security posture management and related services, such as visibility, inventory, risk management, patch management, and framework maturity.
Most of our use cases are within cloud security posture management, in which we identify misconfigurations and any type of what they call "toxic combinations" of risk and vulnerabilities that are affecting our cloud deployments.