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Beyond the Checkbox: How Wiz Transforms SOC 2 into a Secu...
Zlatko Unger · 2025-10-28 · via Wiz Blog | RSS feed

In the fast-paced world of SaaS, a SOC 2 Type 2 attestation report has become a non-negotiable ticket to entry. Alongside relatives like ISO 27001, SOC 2 is a well-understood  signal to customers and partners that a company takes security seriously. But in a landscape where the average cost of a data breach has reached an all-time high of $4.45 million, is just "checking the box" on compliance enough? Can a tool like Wiz help you on your SOC 2 journey?

At Wiz, we believe that true security maturity goes beyond simply passing an audit. It is about building a robust, proactive security program where compliance is a natural byproduct of a strong security posture. Our SOC 2 report is the document that customers access most frequently in our Trust Center, but we’re not just preparing for the next audit. Instead, we are continuously securing our environment, and we use our own platform to validate our standing. This is how we transform SOC 2 from a compliance hurdle into a strategic advantage.

The Stakes are Higher Than Ever in the Cloud

The move to the cloud has been a game-changer for innovation, but it has also introduced a new level of complexity and risk. With SOC 2 becoming an expectation  for SaaS companies, the pressure is on for them to demonstrate their commitment to security.

A SOC 2 report, developed by the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA) and prepared by auditors, evaluates a company's systems and processes against five Trust Services Criteria:

  • Security (Mandatory): Protecting against unauthorized access.

  • Availability: Ensuring systems are available for use as agreed.

  • Processing Integrity: Verifying that system processing is complete, valid, accurate, and authorized.

  • Confidentiality: Protecting confidential information.

  • Privacy: Safeguarding personal information.

While many companies start with a Type 1 report to validate their controls at a single point in time, the real measure of a mature security program is the Type 2 report, which assesses the effectiveness of those controls over a period of time.

Drinking Our Own Champagne: How Wiz Powers Our SOC 2 Program

We don’t just build the Wiz platform; we rely on it. As part of our own 2025 external audit, we took a close look at how Wiz supports our SOC 2 compliance. Of the 191 controls tested, mapping to 61 unique SOC 2 criteria, nearly all technical controls were met using the Wiz platform. In total, Wiz helped covered more than 26% of the controls required across the Trust Services Criteria, with the strongest overlap in the mandatory Security principle.

Trust CriteriaUnique Criteria to meet the Trust CriteriaUnique Controls Mapped to the CriteriaControls using Wiz’s CapabilitiesControl Overlap
Security (Mandatory)331134237%
Availability317635%
Processing Integrity*518528%
Confidentiality210330%
Privacy185224%

Figure 1: Unique controls versus references to Wiz.
*Note that the analysis included Processing Integrity criteria and controls that are not in Wiz’s SOC 2 scope.

This data highlights how an integrated cloud security platform can provide a strong foundation for a successful compliance program. But it’s not just about the numbers; it’s about how we approach Governance, Risk, and Compliance (GRC) as three interconnected pillars. Governance sets the rules, Risk prioritizes responses, and Compliance demonstrates our adherence. A mature program, powered by a platform like Wiz, allows you to focus on governance and risk, making compliance a much smoother and more efficient process.

Four Ways Wiz Supercharges GRC for SOC 2 and Beyond

This post builds upon our previous discussion, "Guardians of Compliance: Unleashing the Magic of Wiz4Wiz," which detailed our internal application of Wiz (Wiz4Wiz). Here, we delineate the core capabilities of Wiz that we leverage, and how our customers are directing their GRC endeavors with the aid of their Wiz instances. The principal areas of interest for most GRC teams, including our own, encompass Mika AI and Graph Search, Inventory Management, Compliance Frameworks, and board-level reporting functionalities.

1. Mika AI and Graph Search: Your GRC Command Center

In the world of compliance, speed and accuracy are critical. Mika AI, our AI-powered assistant, has become an indispensable tool for our GRC approach. It allows us to quickly find the information we need, whether it's answering a specific customer question or running a complex query through the Wiz Security Graph. This ability to get to the root of an issue in seconds is a game-changer during an audit.

2. Inventory: You Cannot Protect What You Can't See

A foundational principle of any security framework is knowing what you have. The Wiz Inventory provides a comprehensive, real-time view of all our cloud resources, users, and data. This is crucial for demonstrating controls related to Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). For example, we can easily trace a GitHub user's repository access back to their role in our SSO, providing auditors with clear evidence of our access control policies.

3. Compliance Frameworks: From Governance to Audit-Ready Evidence

While our Product Security team focuses on keeping our production environment secure, our GRC team uses the Compliance Frameworks in Wiz to maintain a continuous watch over our infrastructure. This allows us to identify and prioritize cross-platform risks, and the out-of-the-box mapping to SOC 2 criteria makes it easy to translate our security findings into audit-ready evidence. Additionally, we are able to automate and move from manual checks to continuous, automated assurance through alerting capabilities in Wiz.

4. Reporting: Streamlining Audits and Demonstrating Progress

Gone are the days of scrambling to collect evidence during an audit. At Wiz, we use shared boards in the platform to manage every audit. Each one comes pre-loaded with the right widgets, queries, and reports. This makes audits more efficient and creates reusable templates we can refresh with new data over time. Our Internal Audit team also uses these boards to monitor inventory, set alerts, and track risk across our environment.

From Compliance Burden to Competitive Advantage

By building on the Wiz platform, GRC analysts and GRC engineers  can partner directly with security engineers. Instead of relying on manual, error-prone processes, they get a security program that’s continuously monitored, automatically enforced, and always audit-ready. It’s how our GRC team adapts to evolving requirements. We’re also building new features to help Security and GRC teams self-serve, track activity, and manage risk. .

Our next SOC 2 Type 2 + HIPAA report will be available in our Trust Center later this year. For those customers interested in talking about how Wiz can be used to enhance their compliance program, reach out to one of our CISO Experts.

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