The category-defining agentless cloud security company — it connects to your cloud via API (no agents) and correlates every finding on the Wiz Security Graph into ranked attack paths, killing alert fatigue. Now a Google/Alphabet subsidiary (~$32B). This hub is your complete intel file.
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The complete Wiz platform — every linked card is a full intel page, from the CSPM flagship to runtime detection & response.
Correlate findings into attack paths.
Agentless CSPM across AWS, Azure, GCP and OCI correlating every finding on the Security Graph into ranked attack paths, CWPP included.
Right-size cloud entitlements.
Maps every human and machine identity agentlessly, computes effective permissions and right-sizes to least privilege, inside the graph.
Find & protect sensitive data.
Finds cloud data agentlessly, including shadow data, classifies PII, PHI, PCI and secrets, and shows who can reach it. Metadata-only.
Code-to-cloud correlation.
Scans IaC, dependencies, secrets, pipelines and images pre-deploy with one-click fix PRs, and traces cloud risk to its root in code.
Catch attacks in progress.
Runtime detection and response: the eBPF Wiz Sensor plus agentless cloud telemetry, with Security Graph context to show blast radius.
Wiz’s one engine links misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, identities, data and secrets into the toxic combinations behind attack paths.
Agentless via API, ideal for posture, identity, data and code; runtime detection in Wiz Defend needs an agent, the eBPF Wiz Sensor.
Wiz sells across 4 of the products TechBag carries in security. The Security guide shows how the category splits and which part is yours. →
Also sold in Data Security & Privacy (1 product).
Cloud scanners drown you in thousands of disconnected alerts that no team can triage. Wiz bet on agentless coverage plus the Security Graph — visibility in minutes without agents, and a graph that correlates every finding into the few ranked attack paths that actually matter.
Wiz correlates every finding — misconfig, CVE, identity, exposure, data, secret — into ranked attack paths (toxic combinations) instead of a pile of alerts. It is what ends alert fatigue.
Connects to AWS/Azure/GCP/OCI via API for full-estate coverage in minutes, with no agents or rollout, reading metadata so your data stays in your cloud. Runtime adds the eBPF Sensor.
Correlation surfaces the few attack paths that could genuinely lead to a breach, ranked by real exploitability rather than raw CVSS, so teams fix what matters first.
Posture (CSPM), identity (CIEM), data (DSPM), shift-left (Wiz Code) and runtime (Wiz Defend) on one graph, from code to cloud — one correlated platform, not point tools.
The CNAPP leader (fastest to $100M ARR), an Alphabet subsidiary since the ~$32B deal closed Mar 2026. Premium, quote-only; neutrality is committed-but-unproven. TechBag adds INR/GST.
Start with CSPM & the Security Graph (kill alert fatigue) — then add CIEM (identity), DSPM (data), Wiz Code (shift-left) and Wiz Defend (runtime). One agentless CNAPP on one graph.
Every claim on this hub traces to one of these public signals.
Correlate to attack paths
API, no agents, no blind spots
10 that matter, not 10,000
Sold to Microsoft 2015
CEO Assaf Rappaport
$500M+ ARR, targeting $1B
cloud security behind them
closed March 2026 — largest ever
The agentless CNAPP, in one overview.
Why cloud security starts with the graph.
Two company-level views you won’t find on any vendor site — tap any dot for the rationale. The category-level grid lives on the product page.
Each dot is a Wiz angle: competitive position vs category momentum.
The flagship — agentless posture + attack paths.
Agentless time-to-value & the Security Graph vs the field — where Wiz kills alert fatigue.
Agentless graph-led CNAPP; kills alert fatigue.
Positions are TechBag’s illustrative synthesis of public review-platform standings and vendor documentation — not a reproduction of any analyst graphic. Verify before relying on it.
Zero-jargon starting points, in reading order. Each links into the deep education on the product page.
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Agentless cloud posture that correlates findings into ranked attack paths — the 10 that matter, not 10,000. Minutes to value.
Read →How Wiz joins misconfigs, CVEs, identities, exposure and data into the few chains that form real attack paths.
Read →Effective permissions — what identities CAN actually do — and why identity-in-the-graph beats an isolated least-privilege list.
Read →Find sensitive cloud data (including forgotten copies) and see it as the crown jewel on real attack paths.
Read →Why linking code to your running cloud is the context no pure AppSec scanner has — fix the code that creates real risk.
Read →The eBPF Sensor adds runtime with graph context — and the honest truth that here Wiz is catching up to CrowdStrike/Sysdig.
Read →The procurement playbook TechBag runs with IT buyers — steps, licensing cheat-sheet, and the pitfalls that cost quarters.
List clouds, workload count and priorities. TechBag compares Wiz with Orca, Prisma, Defender and CrowdStrike/Sysdig, and flags Google-ownership neutrality.
Connect cloud accounts via API, agent-free, to see misconfigurations, CVEs, identities, exposure, data and secrets in minutes. Data stays in your cloud.
The Security Graph turns findings into ranked attack paths, so the team fixes the few chains reaching sensitive data first, not thousands of isolated alerts.
Add CIEM, DSPM, Wiz Code and Wiz Defend on the same graph. Note that runtime uses the eBPF Sensor, a second and newer architecture.
Cheaper agentless-graph: Orca. Broadest: Prisma. Azure-native cost: Defender. Runtime depth: CrowdStrike/Sysdig. Data governance: Varonis. AppSec: Snyk.
Wiz is quote-only, sold mainly via cloud marketplaces against committed spend; AWS India issues GST invoices from Nov 6 2025. TechBag confirms DPDPA residency.
| Product | Licensing model | How you enter | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| CSPM & Security Graph | Per workload — by quote / marketplace | Agentless posture + attack paths; CWPP + vuln mgmt | Kill alert fatigue |
| CIEM | With CNAPP — by quote | Map/analyse/right-size cloud identity risk | Least privilege, in-context |
| DSPM | With CNAPP — by quote | Find/classify/protect sensitive cloud data | Shadow data & data risk |
| Wiz Code | With CNAPP — by quote | Shift-left IaC/SCA/secrets/pipelines/images | Code-to-cloud correlation |
| Wiz Defend (Sensor) | Add-on — by quote (~$28k/yr Sensor) | Runtime CDR — eBPF Sensor + cloud telemetry | Graph-context runtime (newer) |
Per workload by quote or via cloud marketplaces, with CIEM, DSPM and Code quoted with CNAPP and Defend as an add-on — TechBag models the mix for your size and quotes in INR with GST.
Wiz is premium and quote-only, and pays off on complex multi-cloud estates. For an Azure-only shop or a small team, Defender for Cloud is cheaper and Orca is often lower-priced. Check fit first.
Posture, identity, data and code are agentless, but runtime detection (Wiz Defend) needs the eBPF Sensor, a second architecture still catching up with CrowdStrike and Sysdig. Plan for both models.
Since Google/Alphabet’s ~$32B purchase closed in March 2026, Wiz’s multi-cloud neutrality rests on a public commitment that is reasonable but unproven. AWS- or Azure-heavy buyers should weigh it.
Wiz CIEM and DSPM shine in context on the attack-path graph, not as standalone pure-plays. For deeper least-privilege automation see Sonrai or Tenable Cloud Security; for data governance, Varonis or BigID.
Wiz is mainly bought via AWS, Azure and GCP marketplaces against committed spend; AWS India acts as Marketplace operator with GST invoices from Nov 6 2025. Use the draw-down; confirm DPDPA residency.
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Book a discovery call →Six trends with momentum scores (TechBag’s read of analyst and market signals) — and what each means for your next decision.
*Directionally consistent with public analyst forecasts; verify exact figures before quoting. The takeaway: agentless CNAPP, attack-path prioritisation and cloud data security compound fastest — exactly where Wiz (the Security Graph) is placed.
Cloud security is moving from agent-based tools to agentless, API-connected CNAPPs that cover the whole estate in minutes.
What it means for you
Wiz defined agentless CNAPP: API connection, full coverage in minutes, data stays in your cloud.
Security teams are moving from long alert lists to graph correlation that surfaces the few real attack paths.
What it means for you
Wiz’s Security Graph ranks the 10 paths that matter, not the 10,000 that don’t.
Buyers are folding separate CSPM, CIEM, DSPM, AppSec and runtime tools into one platform with one shared graph.
What it means for you
Wiz puts posture, identity, data, shift-left and runtime on one graph, so risk is correlated.
Cloud data sprawls into forgotten copies, so teams must answer where sensitive data is and who can reach it.
What it means for you
Wiz DSPM finds sensitive and shadow data agentlessly and shows it on real attack paths.
Hyperscalers are buying security leaders; Google’s ~$32B Wiz deal (closed 2026) raises multi-cloud neutrality questions.
What it means for you
Wiz is now Alphabet-owned; its multi-cloud commitment is reasonable but unproven.
Indian enterprises are going multi-cloud, buying CNAPPs via marketplaces and favouring agentless tools under DPDPA/RBI/SEBI.
What it means for you
Metadata-only scanning suits India residency, and AWS India marketplace sales carry GST invoices.
Open any of the twelve intel pages for the deep dive, or let a TechBag advisor build the case with you — MDR-vs-self-managed scoping, quotes, trials, GST invoicing and lifecycle support included.
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