Your Dutch Wiz partner
SUE is a Wiz partner and helps you use the Wiz platform to identify risks in AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud and resolve them in order of impact. We set up Wiz within your landing zone and take over management as a Managed Service, so your team can work with a single risk view—from code to runtime.
Our Wiz Services
You can get started with us by performing a one-time scan or by setting up a full Wiz configuration across all your cloud accounts. You remain in control of your security choices, and we’ll ensure that Wiz is properly integrated with your environment and your teams.
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Cloud Security Assessment with Wiz
We connect Wiz's agentless scanning to your AWS accounts, Azure subscriptions, and Google Cloud projects and provide a prioritized list of attack vectors, misconfigurations, and vulnerabilities.
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Implementation in Your landing zone
We roll out the Wiz integrations via Terraform on a per-account and per-subscription basis and integrate findings into your ticket and incident processes.
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Wiz Code and Kubernetes Security
We integrate Wiz Code into your CI/CD pipelines so that IaC, container images, and Kubernetes manifests are checked before deployment.
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Managed Services
Our team manages your Wiz policies, reviews new issues, assigns follow-up tasks to the appropriate teams, and provides monthly reports on your cloud security posture.
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"With Wiz, we help customers gain complete insight into their cloud security posture by proactively identifying vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and threats before they escalate into incidents."
Wiz Use Cases
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Cloud Security Health Check with Wiz CSPM
Common Cloud Security Challenges
Scanners generate thousands of findings, and your team doesn’t know which ones matter. The Cybersecurity Act (Cyberbeveiligingswet, implementing NIS2) has been in effect since August 15, 2026, and you must be able to demonstrate how you manage cloud risks.
Condense thousands of findings into a manageable list
We connect Wiz to all your cloud accounts with read-only access. The Wiz Security Graph establishes connections between vulnerabilities, identities, internet exposure, and sensitive data, allowing you to see the combinations that an attacker could exploit. You’ll receive a report with a gap analysis and a prioritized roadmap. Payment service provider Buckaroo and Huisman use Wiz and SUE in this way.
Advantages
First, the risks that can be mitigated. A well-founded risk analysis to support your duty of care under the Cyberbeveiligingswet (Cbw, the Dutch Cybersecurity Act).
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Kubernetes Security: From Code to Runtime
Common Kubernetes Security Challenges
According to the Wiz Kubernetes Security Report 2025, the first attack attempts occur within 18 minutes of creating a new AKS cluster and within 28 minutes for EKS. Only 54% of clusters are running a supported Kubernetes version, and 81% of EKS clusters are still using the outdated ConfigMap authentication. We keep the clusters managed by SUE on a supported version. To learn how, see Managed Kubernetes.
Bring Kubernetes security to your pipeline
We integrate Wiz Code into your CI/CD pipeline so that Terraform, Helm charts, and container images are scanned before deployment. In production, Wiz monitors your AKS, EKS, and GKE clusters for misconfigurations, vulnerable images, and suspicious behavior. We build this into your platform engineering approach or into our Managed Kubernetes service.
Advantages
Prevent misconfigurations before production. Developers and the platform team review the same findings in Wiz.
The IT challenges
According to the Gartner Market Guide for CNAPP, most cloud issues stem from the way organizations configure and use their cloud environments. With multiple clouds—and now AI agents as well—the number of potential points of failure is growing. Meanwhile, the Cybersecurity Act (NIS2), DORA for the financial sector, and the AI Act require that you demonstrably manage that risk.
How Wiz Helps
- Agentless overview: Wiz connects via the APIs of AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, and Oracle Cloud and maps your entire environment without installing any agents.
- Context in the Security Graph: Wiz combines vulnerabilities, identities, data, and internet exposure into attack paths, so your team knows where to start.
- From code to runtime: With Wiz Code, you can detect errors right in the pipeline and trace an issue found in production back to the line of code and the team that can resolve it.
Partner with SUE for your Wiz implementation
- Landing Zone First: We build landing zones for AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud and integrate Wiz directly with your account and subscription structure.
- Multicloud without lock-in: Even after Google’s acquisition, Wiz will continue to work on all major cloud platforms, and we provide cloud-neutral advice on your architecture.
- Kubernetes Experience: Our platform engineering and Managed Kubernetes teams understand how clusters operate in production and translate Wiz findings into concrete solutions.
- Managed Services: We manage Wiz for you, follow up on issues with your teams, and provide reports that you can use when reporting to management and regulators.
Frequently asked questions
All frequently asked questionsYes. Google completed the acquisition on March 11, 2026, and announced that Wiz will retain its brand and remain available on AWS, Microsoft Azure, Google Cloud, and Oracle Cloud. The European Commission approved the deal in February 2026 without conditions, explicitly addressing the risk that Google might offer Wiz exclusively on its own cloud platform.
Not for the basics. Wiz connects agentlessly via your cloud providers’ APIs and scans workloads without installing anything. For runtime detection—such as suspicious behavior in a running container—there’s the optional Wiz Runtime Sensor, which runs on eBPF. We recommend starting with the agentless scan and adding the sensor only to clusters where you need runtime protection.
Start by taking inventory of what’s running. Wiz uses AI-BOM to identify which models, agents, and AI tools are running, and uses AI-SPM to check their configuration and permissions. Next, restrict the permissions of agents and set up monitoring for the attack vectors that Wiz identifies.
Wiz continuously assesses your environment against frameworks such as CIS and PCI DSS and identifies who is responsible for resolving each finding. You can use these reports as evidence during an audit or when reporting to your board. Payment service providers Buckaroo and Huisman use SUE in this way. Compliance remains a matter of policy and processes, and we work with you to develop those.
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