www.hackerone.com HackerOne and Wiz Integrate to Enhance Cloud Security Context
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- •HackerOne and Wiz integration enhances cloud security by linking vulnerabilities with context.
- •Vulnerability submissions surged 76% YoY, while resolution rates dropped significantly.
- •The integration aims to streamline remediation efforts and improve risk prioritization.
On May 13, 2026, HackerOne announced an integration with Wiz, aimed at improving cloud security by connecting validated vulnerabilities with cloud context. This integration allows security teams to prioritize remediation efforts based on real exploitability, addressing a significant backlog of unresolved findings. HackerOne reported a 76% year-over-year increase in vulnerability submissions, while resolution rates fell from 73% to 27%. The integration maps findings from various security programs, including bug bounty and pentesting, to the affected cloud environments, enhancing visibility and risk assessment. This partnership is part of HackerOne's PartnerOne Technology Alliance Program, which focuses on creating a connected ecosystem for improved security outcomes. Security teams can now better understand the impact of vulnerabilities across their infrastructure, identities, and data flows.
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