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Introducing Wizlympics: The First Cloud Security Olympic Games
The Wizlympic games have officially opened — do you have what it takes to become the master of cloud services?
Welcome toWizlympics, the first Cloud Security Olympic Games where cloud enthusiasts and security experts can showcase their skills by distinguishing between real and fake cloud services.
Ready to participate in the Wizlympic games?
Meet our sportyWiz Sensor! Our Sensor is a star player, scanning your cloud environment and intercepting threats. Use the Wiz Sensor to avoid fake cloud services, like Amazon Prime Rib, and collect real cloud services, like AWS S3.
Collecting real services and avoiding fake cloud services will earn you 10 points, while collecting a fake cloud service results in game over. But no worries, you can always try again and again.
Wizlympics is not just a fun experience, you can also win a Wiz swag box if you hit 500 points or more. Fill out the form at the end for your chance to win.
Ready to participate in the Wizlympic games?
The Wiz INtegration (WIN) Platform has come a long way in the year since it launched.
Wiz is expanding our existing detection capabilities to include pattern-based malware detection using YARA rules written by the Wiz Research team
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