SentinelOne
vs Wiz

No Intelligence, Can't Do Much Beyond Visibility

Cloud protection is weak, with incredibly limited coverage, leaving your assets exposed to attacks. The lack of any threat intelligence practice calls into question the platform's viability to actually deliver informed threat protection.

Deficient

Public cloud only. Runtime sensor has only spotty coverage and is experimental at best. It lacks scale and introduces risk and instability. Don't be a beta customer in your production environment.

No discovery of unknown cloud deployments or shadow instances, leaving parts of your cloud fully exposed.

No AI

No AI.

Disparate

No analytical capabilities and only the last few months of usage and remediation findings, platform value diminishes significantly and becomes expensive shelfware forcing Wiz to aggressively upsell more capabilities constantly. Requires an external data lake with an interface that is slow to refresh.

Cloud only solution that does not support log integrations and consumption from other platforms and cannot effectively prevent attacks without the capability to implement autonomous preventive controls.

Noisy and Unhelpful

Policy based assessment only.

Inundates with vulnerability and audit data while their visualization is not obvious or helpful in their detailed findings.