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300 WINtegrations Strong: An Open Security Ecosystem Built for the Speed of AI
As AI accelerates how organizations build and how attackers operate, a deeply connected security ecosystem is how defenders keep up.
AI is rewriting the rules: for builders and security teams. Organizations are shippingAI-generated codeand scaling faster than ever, demanding security that moves at the exact same speed. To protect at this pace, security must be embedded everywhere teams build, which requires an open, deeply connected ecosystem that moves as fast as the organization. That’s exactly what the Wiz Integration Network was created for 3 years ago. And today we’re proud to announce a major milestone: 300 partner integrations, a powerful testament to securing the AI era, together.
This milestone isn't just growth, it's reach. WIN at 300 spans developer toolchains, CI/CD pipelines, API endpoints, threat intel, SaaS platforms, and the collaboration tools teams live in every day.
That reach matters because AI has expanded where security needs to show up. Code ships faster. AI models become production assets with their own supply chains. Infrastructure scales on demand. Organizations are moving at a pace that didn't exist two years ago, and their security ecosystem needs to keep up.
AtAmplitude, this is already the reality. By plugging Wiz directly into their developer tools, security travels with the team instead of slowing it down. As Shawn Verilli, a former Senior Staff Security Engineer at Amplitude, put it: "I can't stress how valuable it is that I can plug Wiz CLI into our code or GitHub during a build to ensure we're secure. That integration really helps push ourshift left strategybecause our developers have information where they work."
When hundreds of integrations feed into the Wiz Security Graph simultaneously, you stop getting isolated alerts. A vulnerability in code connects to the workload it runs on, the team that owns it, the ticket that tracks it, and the runtime context that tells you if it's exploitable right now. Every integration makes every other integration more valuable.
Roy Weiss, Principal DevSecOps Expert at Fireblocks, explains: "Before, we were missing visibility into which endpoints were actually behind Cloudflare. Now, with the dynamic scanner and Red Agent, it’s doing much better. The correlated findings and tuning are stronger because I get immediate feedback. I know exactly what’s exposed and what isn’t. It gives us the full coverage we were missing. And on top of that, if there's a zero-day or a vulnerability the industry needs to know about, we'll identify it in a second through the Threat Intel Center.”
That compounding effect is what turns a platform into an operating model, one that moves at the speed organizations need and that AI threats demand. And we're not just growing the ecosystem — we're making it faster to build on. With the WIN MCP, we're bringing WIN documentation and integration context directly to the developer workstation, so partners can build and ship integrations at the same AI speed our customers need to secure at. The program itself is evolving to match the moment.
From100to200to 300 integrations, it’s held true that shared context drives action. We’re seeing that impact in how teams actually operate.
Starting with our firstWIN Partner Indexwe released earlier this year, our annual benchmark analyzing real integration usage across the ecosystem. The data showed security is moving into the tools where work happens, embedding across the full development lifecycle, and growing fastest where it tackles complex cloud challenges.
And when integrations connect across the stack, teams can validate that their existing investments are actually delivering. AtUiPath, that's exactly what happened. "Using Wiz and Echo together really helps us validate the value we get out of Echo," says Dan Rediske, Senior Engineering Manager. "Wiz allows us to measure the CVEs across our platform, including those that aren't from Echo, and the Echo images measure up."
To our 300 partners, thank you for building this with us. Together, we’re helping organizations everywhere secure their cloud and AI environments.
As the threat landscape accelerates, the partners who lean in now can shape how the industry secures what’s ahead. WIN was created for security to move fast, and that vision has never been more imperative.
Whether you're building the next AI platform, hardening developer workstations, or reinventing security operations, let’s work together to help defenders move as fast as risk is discovered.Join our network today.
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