Coalfire Joins Wiz Partner Alliance
Coalfire has joined the Wiz Partner Alliance and plans to launch Exposure Management Powered by Wiz on Google Marketplace, the company announced in a press release. Wiz is now part of Google Cloud.
Coalfire said it will add services based on Wiz across its cloud posture assessment, exposure management, and compliance management portfolio. The services will cover posture analysis, attack path review, attack surface monitoring, identity exposure review, and triage of findings in Wiz.
The companies said the partnership is aimed at customers in regulated industries that need cloud security and compliance management. Coalfire said the offering will support single cloud posture assessments, managed exposure reduction, continuous compliance monitoring, drift governance, evidence support, and audit readiness work.
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