As more organizations migrate to the cloud, it’s becoming increasingly complex, and this complexity leads to vulnerabilities you can’t afford to ignore. It’s important to have robust technology in place to protect your cloud infrastructure. Fortunately, you can take steps to protect your cloud infrastructure at scale.
Wiz and Tines combine to form a powerful solution to remediate any cloud risks detected in minutes. With Tines’ no-code platform, you can transform, analyze, and prioritize issues and alerts from Wiz, a cloud-agnostic agentless security platform that gives you complete visibility into your cloud footprint and risks. You can handle cloud remediation alerts automatically without needing to engage developers or write a single line of code.
The combination of Wiz and Tines has allowed us to identify and remediate security risks within our cloud infrastructure. This has significantly improved our visibility, reduced our exposure and been a force multiplier for Security @ Brex.
Mark Hillick, Head of Security at Brex
How Wiz and Tines work together
Tines brings No-code security operations into the Cloud Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP) that is Wiz. Tines connects data from Wiz’s industry-leading cloud security platform monitoring across your entire technology stack to automate prioritization and remediation workflows at speed and scale. Combining these tools allows you to measure your risk, focus on what matters most, and futureproof your applications against new vulnerabilities.
Risk & Vulnerability management
Wiz arms Tines with risk insights to quickly analyze and share relevant information in a Slack channel, enabling developers and security analysts to review findings and collaborate on any further action. If needed, Tines automatically opens tickets in Jira containing all the essential details - simplifying complex processes while enabling developers and security teams to have a shared understanding of risk leading to informed decision-making.
Issue remediation
Wiz provides immediate visibility into a customer’s cloud inventory and detects anomalies, for example, an Amazon S3 bucket being made public. Wiz then passes this information through to Tines to perform the exact remediation steps you want to take automatically - for example, restoring the bucket permissions, notifying the owner, paging an on-call team, or documenting the event in a case management system such as Jira.
These automation workflows are ready for use and customization via the Tines Story Library.
Benefits of combining Wiz and Tines
There are countless benefits to using Wiz and Tines to protect your cloud infrastructure. Perhaps most notable is the peace of mind that comes from knowing your data is secure —even in the event of an unexpected incident. Other benefits include:
Break down security silos and improve efficiency: By automating the security incident response process, you’ll free up your team’s time so they can focus on more strategic tasks.
New visibility plane: Wiz and Tines bring visibility to various stakeholders and share operational responsibilities.
Democratize security and increase scalability: As your business grows, so does your need for protection; this partnership ensures you can quickly scale without dramatically increasing your overhead. Empower multiple application teams to fix security problems in their own environments.
Conclusion
With Tines, you can automate the steps involved in remediating anomalies detected by Wiz. Tines directly connects with Wiz’s API to access data and take action accordingly—without needing to engage with developers, build integrations, or write a single line of code.
Tines connects your entire technology stack to bring together all the information you need in one place— so you improve your real-time visibility and stay secure without switching between different tools. This saves time and ensures that your security team can spend less time on tedious tasks and focus their skills where they are most needed.
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