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EPAM Systems joins Wiz Partner Alliance for cloud security

August 25, 2026 8:02 AM

EPAM Systems, Inc. (NYSE: EPAM) announced it has joined the Wiz Partner Alliance, formalizing a collaboration with Wiz, a cloud security company that is now part of Google Cloud, according to a press release dated Aug. 25, 2026.

The partnership combines Wiz's AI Application Protection Platform with EPAM's engineering and cloud modernization services. The arrangement is intended to help enterprise clients identify and remediate security risks across multi-cloud environments, including Google Cloud, AWS and Microsoft Azure.

EPAM said the collaboration formalizes work already underway, with the company having delivered Wiz implementation programs for organizations across industries including media and entertainment, financial services, life sciences and healthcare, transportation and logistics, automotive, and retail and consumer goods.

As part of the arrangement, EPAM will use findings from the Wiz platform to inform application modernization, cloud architecture and remediation work. White Hat, an EPAM subsidiary, will provide offensive security, defensive and incident response capabilities to assess whether identified vulnerabilities are exploitable.

Wiz's platform includes three AI agents: Red Agent, which validates potentially exploitable paths across the external attack surface; Green Agent, which supports root-cause remediation; and Blue Agent, which helps investigate runtime threats.

"Cloud security does not end with identifying risk, as organizations need the engineering capability to act on that intelligence across complex applications and infrastructure," said Alexandros Katsioulis, Head of Alphabet Business and Google Global Business Group at EPAM.

Nick Ross, VP of EMEA and LATAM Channels and Alliances at Wiz, said the two companies would work to help customers "scale securely in the cloud."

"Security should not be measured by the number of vulnerabilities found. It should be measured by the reduction of exploitable risk," said Eugene Dzihanau, Head of Cybersecurity Practice at EPAM.

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