Wiz
Wiz is a cloud and AI security platform that unifies code, cloud, and runtime into one security graph.
Acquired Wiz
Acquired · March 2025
Still operating. Google announced a definitive agreement to acquire Wiz, the cloud security platform, for $32 billion in cash on March 18, 2025. After a 12-month regulatory review the deal closed on March 11, 2026, and Wiz joined Google Cloud. Wiz continues to operate as its own brand and keeps supporting AWS, Azure and other clouds.
Acquired by Google.
Last known pricing: Enterprise pricing by quote; no public list prices.
Is Wiz shut down?
No — Wiz is still operating. Its acquisition by Google was announced on March 18, 2025, and the product continues to ship. We list it in the ToolDirectory.AI graveyard's acquired-but-operating section and watch for post-acquisition changes.
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Overview
Wiz: Cloud and AI Security
Wiz is a cloud security platform that connects code, cloud, and runtime into a single security graph, so teams can see and reduce risk across the whole environment instead of from disconnected tools. It maps the relationships between assets, identities, vulnerabilities, and exposures to surface the attack paths that actually matter, and increasingly uses AI agents to investigate threats and drive fixes. As organizations run AI workloads, Wiz also detects AI-specific risks like exposed endpoints and sensitive-data exposure.
It is built for security teams that need one prioritized view of cloud and AI risk rather than a stack of point products.
Acquisition note (March 2025): Google agreed on March 18, 2025 to acquire Wiz for $32 billion in cash, one of the largest cybersecurity deals ever. The acquisition closed on March 11, 2026 after unconditional clearance in the US, EU and other jurisdictions. Wiz is part of Google Cloud but continues as its own multicloud security brand.
Key Features
- Unified code-to-cloud security graph
- Attack-path analysis across assets, identities, and exposures
- AI-powered agents for remediation and investigation
- Runtime threat detection and response
- AI-specific risk detection (exposed endpoints, sensitive data)
- Ownership mapping with fixes routed via pull requests
Ideal Use Case
Wiz fits security teams at organizations running significant cloud and AI workloads that want a single, prioritized view of risk and a clear path to remediation. It suits enterprises consolidating disconnected cloud-security tools into one platform.
How Wiz differentiates
Wiz's security graph correlates risk across code, cloud, and runtime to surface real attack paths, rather than producing siloed alerts, and now adds AI-driven remediation. It is used by more than half of the Fortune 100, including Morgan Stanley, BMW, Salesforce, and ServiceNow.
FAQ
Who owns Wiz? Wiz is owned by Google, which announced the $32 billion acquisition on March 18, 2025 and completed it on March 11, 2026. Wiz still operates under its own brand within Google Cloud.
What is Wiz? A cloud and AI security platform that unifies code, cloud, and runtime into one security graph.
What problem does it solve? It prioritizes real attack paths across the environment instead of disconnected alerts.
Does it cover AI workloads? Yes — Wiz detects AI-specific risks like exposed AI endpoints and sensitive-data exposure.
Who uses Wiz? More than half of the Fortune 100, including Morgan Stanley, BMW, and Salesforce.
tl;dr
Wiz is a cloud and AI security platform that unifies code, cloud, and runtime into one security graph with AI-driven remediation, used by more than half of the Fortune 100.
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