Wiz maps your cloud risk. Then what?
Wiz is excellent at showing you where the cloud is exposed — vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and the toxic combinations that chain them into a real attack path. The handoff is where it gets soft. Someone reads the graph, fixes a resource, and marks it done, but cloud resources change by the hour, so a fix confirmed on Monday can quietly stop being true by Wednesday.
How Basirah works with Wiz
Basirah ingests Wiz issues and reconciles them with findings from your scanners and other cloud tools, so the same exposed resource is one owned work item with one remediation brief. It prices the exposure on that specific resource in dollars with FAIR-based Monte Carlo simulation, and carries the resource identity all the way through to the evidence.
Toxic-combination context becomes weight
An attack path that chains a public bucket to an over-privileged role isn't three findings — it's one priority. Basirah lets that context lift the work above isolated higher-severity noise.
Resource identity travels with the work
The cloud account, resource ARN, and identity context from Wiz follow the finding into the ticket and into the signed evidence, so the proof names exactly what was fixed.
Verification against live cloud state
A re-scan or a live API probe checks the actual resource at the moment of verification, which is the only check that survives infrastructure that keeps moving.
Proof the fix held
Cloud is the hardest place to trust a closed ticket, because the thing you fixed might be replaced by a deploy an hour later. Basirah re-probes the resource at verification time — a live API check or a Wiz re-scan — and seals a signed evidence package reflecting the state right then. When the resource churns, you re-verify against what's actually running, so closure means current truth.
Common questions
Does Basirah replace Wiz?
No. Wiz stays your cloud risk source; Basirah owns the remediation and proof around it — dedupe, dollar prioritization, and independent verification on the live resource.
How do you verify a fix when cloud resources keep changing?
Verification runs a fresh check against the resource at the moment it happens — an API probe or re-scan — rather than trusting an earlier result. If the resource changes, you re-verify against the current state.
What happens to Wiz toxic combinations?
They feed prioritization. A chained attack path raises exposure on the work item, so the most dangerous combinations rise to the top of the queue.
See it run on your Wiz setup
We'll wire the demo around the scanners and tickets you already use, then close the loop on a real finding.
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