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Wiz Data Foundations: Where’s My Sensitive Data—And Who C...
Snegha Ramnarayanan · 2025-04-23 · via Wiz Blog | RSS feed

Cloud data security starts with a deceptively simple question: 
Where is my sensitive data, and who has access to it? 

For most teams, answering that isn’t straightforward. Data is sprawled across cloud accounts, services, and environments. Access is often indirect, inherited, or forgotten. And traditional tools rarely show both the data and the access context in one place. 

This blog kicks off the Wiz Data Foundations series—an overview into how Wiz helps organizations discover, classify, and act on data risks in the cloud. In this first post, we’ll focus on the visibility layer: 

  • Surfacing where your sensitive data lives 

  • Understanding how it’s exposed 

  • And identifying who can access it 

We’ll cover classification and response in upcoming parts. 

Visibility Starts with Context 

Before diving into access, it’s helpful to understand how Wiz surfaces data security insights in the first place. Wiz performs an agentless scan across your environment across all supported data services. Sensitive data detection and classification is built into the platform and available out-of-the-box. 

Data insights are surfaced through: 

  • Findings – raw, granular detections (e.g. a file with PII ) 

  • Issues – correlated risks that include context (e.g. sensitive data + public exposure + no encryption) 

Introducing the Data Stores Treemap: A New Way to See Where Your Sensitive Data Lives  

Start with the big picture: The new Data Stores Treemap gives you a visual breakdown of where sensitive data lives across your environment. It’s grouped by resource type, environment, and sensitivity level—helping you spot trends and outliers instantly. 

Example: See how much sensitive data is stored in S3 buckets across production vs dev environments. 

This is just one way Wiz helps teams understand the landscape before zooming in.  

Who Has Access to My Sensitive Data? 

Once you know where the data is, the next question is who can get to it? Wiz provides multiple workflows, depending on your goal: 

Option 1: Start with a Specific Data Store 

If you’re looking at a particular resource—like an S3 bucket—you can view all identities with access from the Datastore page

Click into a datastore → Identity tab → See access level, path (direct, inherited), and whether the access is risky. 

Use this when you’re focused on a critical asset and want to audit its exposure. 

Identify access for a specific datastore

Option 2: Explore Access Entitlements by Identity 

If you want to understand access patterns across users, head to the Identity Entitlements view. 

  • Filter by identity type (e.g., human vs machine) 

  • Sort by access level (read/write/admin) 

  • See how access was granted (policy, trust relationship, etc.) 

  • Filter down further (e.g., identities without MFA that have write access to sensitive resources) 

Great for answering questions like: “Who can write to sensitive storage and how did they get that access?” 

Option 3: Investigate a Specific Identity 

If you’re interested in a particular user or service account, start from their Identity Profile page. You’ll see a full list of resources they can access, including those with sensitive data. 

From here, explore access relationships, filter by sensitivity, or see if access spans environments or accounts. 

You can also ask custom questions right on this page. Want to know if a specific role has write access to unencrypted databases? Write your own query inline and go. 

Option 4: Dive into the Security Graph (When You Need to Go Deep) 

The Security Graph gives you ultimate flexibility. Ask a question—any question—and build a path-based query to explore relationships across data, identity, exposure, and risk. 

Example: “Show me identities with transitive access to sensitive data via a public-facing role.” 

It’s powerful but designed for targeted exploration when you need full control.

Bonus: Dashboards and Insights 

Surface org-wide trends, coverage metrics, and top data risks directly in Wiz dashboards. It’s an easy way to track high-level KPIs or share with leadership. You can quickly view publicly accessible resources, data related issues, identity insights and more on the data dashboard.  

Looking ahead

With agentless scanning and prebuilt insights, Wiz gives you a full picture of your sensitive data exposure—what exists, where it lives, and who can get to it. You can start from data, identity, or relationships—and explore as broadly or as deeply as needed. We're continuously innovating to ensure Wiz customers can answer critical data security questions—quickly, intuitively, and in the way that works best for them. 

In upcoming posts, we’ll go deeper into how Wiz classifies sensitive data and how teams can take action using the Wiz 5R framework. Stay tuned—or check back soon to explore the full series.