Wiz Integrates with Amazon Security Lake to Share Cloud Security Findings

Summary
Wiz’s integration with Amazon Security Lake lets mutual customers add Wiz-identified cloud issues and other security events and logs to a customer-owned data lake using OCSF.
Key points
- The integration lets customers share Wiz-identified cloud security issues alongside AWS and third-party security events and logs in Amazon Security Lake.
- Data is shared using the Open Cybersecurity Schema Framework (OCSF), an open-source standard for normalized, extensible security data exchange.
- Customers can use the combined data for security analytics, investigations, risk prioritization, threat detection, and incident response.
- Wiz says its analysis includes correlated risks such as toxic combinations and lateral movement paths.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Product integration announcement
- Impact
- Wiz integrates with Amazon Security Lake using the OCSF standard, enabling mutual customers to share Wiz-identified cloud issues and security events and log data in a customer-owned data lake. The integration is intended to support centralized security analytics, threat detection, investigations, and incident response.
People
Vendors
AmazonWe are excited to announce our integration with Amazon Security Lake. This integration enables mutual customers to add Wiz Issues (risks that Wiz has identified in your cloud environment), along with AWS and otherWizto announce our integration with Amazon Security Lake. This integration enables mutual customers to add Wiz Issues (risks that Wiz has identified in your cloud environment), along with AWS and other third-party
Products
Amazon Security LakeWe are excited to announce our integration with Amazon Security Lake. This integration enables mutual customers to add Wiz Issues (risks that Wiz has identified in your cloud environment), along with AWS and otherWizto announce our integration with Amazon Security Lake. This integration enables mutual customers to add Wiz Issues (risks that Wiz has identified in your cloud environment), along with AWS and other third-party