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Bringing Security Visibility to Vercel with Wiz
Mike McGuire, Bandhna Bedi, Gilad Hoze · 2026-04-09 · via Wiz Blog | RSS feed

Modern application development has changed dramatically.

Today’s apps are increasingly built using frontend frameworks, serverless functions, and edge infrastructure. Platforms like Vercel make it possible for developers to deploy globally distributed applications in seconds, without managing traditional infrastructure.

This shift unlocks incredible speed. Developers can iterate faster than ever, shipping updates through Git-based workflows and preview environments that automatically spin up for every commit. But that speed introduces a new challenge for security teams.

When the underlying infrastructure is abstracted away, visibility often disappears with it. Security teams may not know what projects are deployed, which domains are exposed, or how access is configured. Put simply, if you don’t manage the infrastructure, how do you secure it?

Today, we’re introducing the Wiz Vercel integration, bringing security visibility and contextual risk analysis to Vercel environments.

Connecting Deployments with Cloud Context

Platforms like Vercel give developers a fast, intuitive way to build and deploy, with projects, domains, and environments evolving continuously through everyday workflows. For security teams, understanding those changes in the context of the broader environment - how applications are exposed, how access is configured, and how they connect to other services and data - is key.

By connecting Vercel into Wiz, that context is brought together. Wiz brings Vercel into the same security context as the rest of your cloud by ingesting resources like projects, domains, teams, members, and firewall configurations from Vercel into the Wiz Security Graph. This creates a continuously updated view of not just what is misconfigured, but how it could impact the rest of the system. 

Wiz Security Graph highlighting a project hosted on Vercel with misconfigurations detected on the firewall configuration

With that shared context, security teams can track changes as they happen, seeing when new deployments become publicly accessible, identifying misconfigurations like overly permissive firewall rules or incomplete bot protection, and understanding the attack paths those Issues introduce for better prioritization of risk. Developers, in turn, can see exposure and potential impact for the applications they own, enabling them to act directly - adjusting access, fixing misconfigurations, or addressing exposures - without slowing down their workflow.

By democratizing security and empowering developers to own the security of the applications they build, security teams can move fast without losing visibility, ensuring that as applications are built and shipped, they’re also continuously understood and secured.

Security That Moves at Developer Speed

Developers on Vercel move fast, iterating on features and deploying globally distributed applications in seconds. With the Wiz + Vercel integration, organizations gain:

  • Visibility into abstracted assets: Vercel deployments are mapped into the Wiz Security Graph alongside other cloud resources, showing how projects, domains, and environments connect to identities, services, and sensitive data. This allows teams to understand how applications behave in context, surfacing real attack paths and enabling remediation based on actual exposure and impact.

  • Actionable, prioritized risk intelligence: Continuous analysis surfaces misconfigurations like overly permissive firewall rules or partial/missing bot protection, and flags public-facing projects that could leak sensitive data. By correlating these findings with the Security Graph, teams can prioritize fixes based on the potential impact across the environment.

  • Collaboration between development velocity and security confidence: Proactive security controls - including Cloud Configuration Rules, Graph Controls, and Attack Surface Policies - allow teams to enforce best practices automatically. Developers can move quickly, knowing guardrails catch risky configurations early, while security teams stay aligned with fast-moving workflows.

Cloud Configuration Rule for Vercel resources and associated security findings.

This approach ensures that security and development operate in sync: developers understand the real-world impact of their work, security teams can act on prioritized risk intelligence, with safe, high speed development.

Get Started Today

Organizations deploying on Vercel can now bring complete visibility and contextual security into their workflows.

Follow this guide to connect Vercel environments to Wiz today (login required) and secure frontend applications with the same clarity and confidence applied across broader cloud infrastructure.