Wiz Code is designed for scanning code repositories for vulnerabilities, whether through static scans, dynamic security scans, or by identifying vulnerabilities in third-party libraries. Overall, it's a complete package that can help scan code repositories and code bases while flagging findings that are not beneficial for organizations. We have integrated Wiz Code with our GitHub repositories and have been tracking the findings. With real-time code tracking, developers and security engineers from our team are able to see findings and misconfigurations within the code in real-time, and they can reach out to specific developers for remediation of those findings. Automated code reviews are something we have in process. We have developed a CI/CD pipeline automation that can be integrated with the code repository and utilize Wiz Code for this purpose, so that pull requests can be triggered to lead to automatic remediation. However, this is specific to organizational needs. Some teams do require prior review before implementing any changes, whether minor or major, and they do require proper peer review for those pull requests. As far as automations are concerned, we have tested this within our environment, but it is specific to developer and team needs.
The main use case for Wiz Code is its unique selling proposition, which is the dashboarding. What you want is to see what is wrong within your environment, and that is where Wiz Code picks up the market value with a unified dashboard for all your code-to-cloud issues under a single umbrella, something missing in other products like Prisma Cloud or Aquasec. Aquasec does not have DAST and does not compete with the entire solution, while Prisma Cloud does DAST but lacks in dashboarding and recategorization of the vulnerabilities, which is the USP of Wiz Code.
Security Manager at a consultancy with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 20
Jan 2, 2026
Folks deploying infrastructure with Terraform code need to verify that those deployments do not have vulnerability concerns, and if they do, they need to be remediated, which is the main use case for Wiz Code.
Cyber Security Consultant at a tech vendor with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 20
Dec 2, 2025
I mainly use Wiz Code to evaluate the codebase on AWS. Wiz Code is used to run security scans on registry images as a specific example of how I evaluate my AWS codebase.
My main use case for Wiz Code is to find vulnerabilities in my code. I perform penetration testing on my code to find any issues like SQL injection with Wiz Code. Penetration testing and finding vulnerabilities is the main focus for me when using Wiz Code.
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Wiz Code is designed for scanning code repositories for vulnerabilities, whether through static scans, dynamic security scans, or by identifying vulnerabilities in third-party libraries. Overall, it's a complete package that can help scan code repositories and code bases while flagging findings that are not beneficial for organizations. We have integrated Wiz Code with our GitHub repositories and have been tracking the findings. With real-time code tracking, developers and security engineers from our team are able to see findings and misconfigurations within the code in real-time, and they can reach out to specific developers for remediation of those findings. Automated code reviews are something we have in process. We have developed a CI/CD pipeline automation that can be integrated with the code repository and utilize Wiz Code for this purpose, so that pull requests can be triggered to lead to automatic remediation. However, this is specific to organizational needs. Some teams do require prior review before implementing any changes, whether minor or major, and they do require proper peer review for those pull requests. As far as automations are concerned, we have tested this within our environment, but it is specific to developer and team needs.
The main use case for Wiz Code is its unique selling proposition, which is the dashboarding. What you want is to see what is wrong within your environment, and that is where Wiz Code picks up the market value with a unified dashboard for all your code-to-cloud issues under a single umbrella, something missing in other products like Prisma Cloud or Aquasec. Aquasec does not have DAST and does not compete with the entire solution, while Prisma Cloud does DAST but lacks in dashboarding and recategorization of the vulnerabilities, which is the USP of Wiz Code.
Folks deploying infrastructure with Terraform code need to verify that those deployments do not have vulnerability concerns, and if they do, they need to be remediated, which is the main use case for Wiz Code.
I mainly use Wiz Code to evaluate the codebase on AWS. Wiz Code is used to run security scans on registry images as a specific example of how I evaluate my AWS codebase.
My main use case for Wiz Code is to find vulnerabilities in my code. I perform penetration testing on my code to find any issues like SQL injection with Wiz Code. Penetration testing and finding vulnerabilities is the main focus for me when using Wiz Code.