Scan for Good: Using AI to discover and fix high-priority exposures across public services and critical infrastructure
Wiz launches 'Scan for Good,' pairing its AI Red Agent with Google DeepMind and CISA to find and fix critical public exposures.
Wiz announced Scan for Good, an initiative using the AI-powered Wiz Red Agent plus human researchers to find public exposures and attack paths across critical infrastructure, public services, and nonprofits, in partnership with Google DeepMind and CISA. Early results include hundreds of fixed exposures, such as an exposed admin key granting read/write/delete access to 8.8 million files in a national archive, and a leaked production database at a public rail operator exposing active admin sessions. The Red Agent has reportedly identified thousands of high and critical exposures in production environments.
- Wiz Red Agent autonomously discovered hundreds of fixed public exposures
- Exposed archive admin key allowed write/delete access to 8.8 million files
- Rail operator database leak exposed active admin sessions controlling routes and schedules
- Google DeepMind and CISA partnered on the initiative
- Tags
- wizred-agentdefensive-securityai-securitycritical-infrastructuregeminicisavulnerability-discovery
- Organizations
- WizGoogle DeepMindCISA
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New initiative partners with under-resourced organizations to uncover, remediate exploitable risk at scale.
By Ami Luttwak · wiz.io
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