Wiz partners with Google DeepMind to AI-scan critical infrastructure, fixing hundreds of exposures
ralucaadapopa · x · 2026-09-24
Cloud security firm Wiz launched "Scan for Good," an initiative using AI plus human security researchers to discover public exposures and complex attack paths across public services, critical infrastructure, and nonprofits — free of charge.
The stack pairs Wiz's Red Agent with Gemini 3.8 Flash Cyber, with Google DeepMind as partner and guidance from CISA under Executive Order 14409. Early results: hundreds of public exposures uncovered and fixed, helping under-resourced defenders patch exploitable risks before attackers can use them.
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