EPAM teams with Wiz on cloud risk remediation
EPAM said it is collaborating with Wiz to help enterprises turn cloud risk visibility into remediation across multi-cloud environments.
EPAM Systems said on Aug. 25, 2026, that it is collaborating with Wiz and has joined the Wiz Partner Alliance to help organizations move from cloud risk visibility to remediation across multi-cloud environments.
The companies said the effort is meant to turn cloud risk intelligence into continuous, AI-powered and engineering-led remediation. EPAM said the partnership combines Wiz’s AI Application Protection Platform and Security Graph with EPAM’s AI-native engineering, cloud modernization and cybersecurity capabilities.
EPAM said its approach is designed to help enterprises identify, prioritize and address critical risks across applications, infrastructure and operating environments, while moving beyond detection to address root causes at enterprise scale.
According to the release, Wiz’s Security Graph provides a contextual view of cloud assets, configurations, relationships and attack paths across code, cloud, runtime, AI applications, SaaS and custom-hosted environments. EPAM said it will use Wiz findings to guide application modernization, cloud architecture and remediation work across Google Cloud, AWS, Microsoft Azure and other cloud environments.
The company also said White Hat, an EPAM company, will add offensive-security and incident-response expertise to help assess whether weaknesses can be exploited and to separate potential exposure from risks that need immediate engineering action. EPAM said the collaboration formalizes work already underway in the market and that it has already been delivering Wiz implementation programs for enterprise customers in sectors including media and entertainment, transportation and logistics, life sciences and healthcare, financial services, automotive, and retail and consumer goods.
Named executives quoted in the release included Alexandros Katsioulis, head of Alphabet Business and Google Global Business Group at EPAM; Nick Ross, vice president of EMEA and LATAM channels and alliances at Wiz; Eugene Dzihanau, head of cybersecurity practice at EPAM; and Aviv Srour, head of cyber innovation at EPAM.
Katsioulis said cloud security does not end with identifying risk and that organizations need engineering capability to act on that intelligence across complex applications and infrastructure. Ross said Wiz is focused on helping organizations build fast without compromising security and that EPAM brings expertise to the partner alliance.
Dzihanau said security should be measured by the reduction of exploitable risk, not by the number of vulnerabilities found. Srour said identifying a vulnerability is not the same as proving it can be exploited or containing an attack after exploitation.
The announcement did not include financial terms, a deal value or customer counts. EPAM described the collaboration as a way to help clients move from visibility to remediation and from remediation to sustained cyber resilience.
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