EPAM Partners With Wiz on Cloud and AI Security
EPAM Systems, Inc. has partnered with Wiz to help enterprises reduce cloud and AI security risk across complex cloud environments, the companies announced in a press release.
The partnership combines the Wiz cloud and AI security platform with EPAM's engineering and cloud modernization services. EPAM has joined the Wiz Partner Alliance and will use Wiz risk findings to guide application modernization, cloud architecture, and remediation work.
The companies said the work is intended to help organizations move from risk visibility to remediation. EPAM is already delivering Wiz implementation programs for enterprise customers in sectors including media and entertainment, transportation and logistics, life sciences and healthcare, financial services, automotive, retail, and consumer goods.
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