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Wiz is definitely trying to drum up some excitement around their new business with all these recent disclosures. Related but slightly off topic, we pay an indu
by icecap12 5y ago
Wiz is definitely trying to drum up some excitement around their new business with all these recent disclosures. Related but slightly off topic, we pay an industry analyst for high level market research and he's been screaming from the building tops about Wiz.io for the last 6 months.
I'm honestly tired of hearing about it, he must get a cut of the sale. I wonder how long Wiz will keep this up; until they get sold presumably, then they'll go the way of the other big cyber firms and tone down the big hacks.
- flyinglizard 5y agoVery slim chance it’ll get sold. It’s going for an IPO to play alongside other cyber security companies like Sentinel One. The founders are already rich enough from previous ventures.
- shir1 5y agoIf you want to see what all the hype is about - I can try arrange a demo meeting for you ;) shir@wiz.io
- bostik 5y agoPeeking in from the sidelines, as someone who probably will want to arrange a demo too, here's a thing I've been scratching my head with. Your online pitch contains a logical puzzle I haven't been able to decipher. Patch management and vulnerability checks, right. (VM) OS configuration checks, sure, why not. "No agents or sidecars to deploy" ... hang on, how does that combine with the other two? In order to check for installed/missing patches for on-system software you have to have some kind of access to the underlying system. Surely you are not snapshotting root volumes for your analysis needs?
- 0x500x79 5y agoI believe that Wiz is snapshotting root volumes for their analysis.