What do you like best about Wiz?
Deeper CNAPP integration
Wiz has evolved into a full Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP), not just CSPM. It brings together posture management, workload protection, identity risk, data security, and Kubernetes security in a single graph model. The unified risk graph that connects resources, identities, vulnerabilities, and exposures is still a strong differentiator.
Wiz Code (shift-left security)
Wiz Code extends security into the development phase. It scans Infrastructure as Code (Terraform, CloudFormation), container images, and integrates with Git platforms. What’s useful is that findings are correlated with runtime risk, which reduces noise compared to standalone SAST or IaC tools.
Improved attack path analysis
Their attack path capability continues to improve. Instead of listing thousands of misconfigurations, it shows how issues connect—for example, a publicly exposed VM that has a role allowing access to a production database. That prioritization makes remediation much more practical.
Stronger Kubernetes security
Wiz has expanded Kubernetes security with better cluster posture management, visibility into pod-to-node-to-IAM relationships, and clearer lateral movement paths. It works well in multi-cluster and multi-cloud environments.
Better risk prioritization
Wiz increasingly factors in business context, such as tags, data sensitivity, and environment (prod vs. dev). Instead of just CVSS scores, it highlights what is truly critical based on exposure and business impact.
Agentless architecture at scale
The agentless model remains a key advantage. Onboarding is relatively fast, and it avoids the operational overhead of deploying and maintaining agents across large environments. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.