Wiz, founded in 2020 by Assaf Rappaport, Roy Reznik, Yinon Costica, and Ami Luttwak, unifies code, cloud infrastructure, and runtime security into one connected view, tracing a vulnerability from a line of code through to the live cloud resource it affects rather than treating each layer as a separate, disconnected tool.
Google's parent company Alphabet agreed to acquire Wiz in an approximately $32 billion deal announced March 2025, with the U.S. Department of Justice approving the transaction in November 2025 and closure expected in early 2026; the company continues operating under the Wiz name inside Google Cloud rather than being folded into an existing product.
Pricing starts around $25,000 a year and scales with cloud resource volume, with enterprise deployments running $50,000 to $500,000 or more. For an organization that wants code, cloud, and runtime vulnerabilities connected in one graph rather than investigated separately across disconnected tools, Wiz's unified approach addresses that directly, though its Google Cloud acquisition is worth watching for how independent the roadmap stays going forward.
