Reco integration monitors identity risk in Wiz tenants
Reco offers an integration that monitors identities and access within Wiz tenants, as described on the Wiz integrations page. Reco pulls configuration and identity metadata from Wiz, including users, service accounts and tenant settings.
The integration audits authentication settings such as SAML configuration and MFA enforcement, and detects dormant administrators, over privileged API tokens and weak authentication policies that could lead to account takeover. It also compares Wiz permissions with actual activity.
The integration maps Wiz identity data to people, departments and risk profiles through the Reco Graph. This gives security teams organizational context for cloud alerts and helps them identify which users or service accounts have access to the Wiz console.
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