Msspalert Optiv Launches Agentic Security Operations with Google and Wiz Integration
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- •Optiv has rebranded its MDR service to Agentic Security Operations, enhancing its capabilities.
- •The service integrates Google Security Operations and Wiz for improved threat detection and remediation.
- •Agentic AI is utilized to automate alert triage and improve response times for security teams.
On August 5, 2026, Optiv announced the launch of its new managed security service, Optiv Agentic Security Operations, which integrates Google Security Operations and Wiz technologies. This service aims to enhance threat detection and response by utilizing agentic AI to analyze alerts and prioritize risks. The offering combines exposure management and remediation capabilities, allowing organizations to address vulnerabilities proactively. Optiv's model emphasizes a complete security operations approach rather than just detection and response, leveraging deep integrations with cloud security tools. The service is designed to help organizations manage risks more effectively in the evolving AI landscape. Optiv's collaboration with Google and Wiz aims to provide a unified view of assets, exposures, and business impacts, enhancing overall security posture. This new service is positioned to support organizations overwhelmed by alert volumes and fragmented security telemetry.
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