Integration overview

    Challenge

    With a limited number of engineers tasked with monitoring a rapidly growing technology stack and increasingly complex architecture across multi-cloud environments, organizations need help to take action on vulnerabilities, compliance posture, and other security issues across their entire cloud footprint.

    Exposure is identified, but remediation is manual and leaves potential critical data exposed.

    Together Wiz and Tines bring mutual customers the technology to protect their cloud infrastructure at scale.

    Integrating the insights from Wiz’s comprehensive cloud security platform with Tines's automated workflows ensures you are responding to critical security alerts from Wiz consistently and quickly. As a result, security teams can focus on the high priority security issues that they have not seen in their cloud environment before.

    Better 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.

    Solution

    Tines triggers creating a JIRA ticket, sending an alert via Slack with a remediation prompt within the Jira issue that can block access to the exposed S3 bucket identified by Wiz.

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