Wiz, AI-BOMs, and securing the AI development sprawl: Google has expanded its Wiz portfolio to tackle the chaos of AI development and multi-cloud risk.Wiz is being positioned as the connective tissue across environments, supporting everything from AWS and Azure to SaaS platforms and AI agent studios.”Wiz now supports Databricks as well as new agent studios like AWS Agentcore, Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, Microsoft Azure Copilot Studio, and Salesforce Agentforce, so customers gain visibility however their teams choose to build,” said Francis deSouza, COO, Google Cloud and President, Security Products.Other new capabilities from the integration come in the form of inline scanning of AI-generated code, integrations directly into developer workflows, and an AI-bill of materials (AI-BOM) that inventories all AI components, including models, frameworks, and IDE plugins across an organization.AI-BOM is targeted as a practical response to shadow AI, offering visibility into tools developers use versus what’s approved.
Securing the agentic web: Google is also aiming to have visibility into the plane where AI agents interact autonomously across systems, something it calls the “agentic web.”To address that, it introduced Agent Identity and Agent Gateway for governance and policy enforcement, alongside deeper integrations for Model Armor to mitigate risks like prompt injection and data leakage. There’s also a reworked approach to bot and fraud detection through Google Cloud Fraud Defense, which aims to distinguish between humans, bots, and AI agents across the workflows.
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