Bold Security

Wiz secures everything you build and run. As data leaves your guarded cloud environment, Bold extends that protection — continuously tracking, classifying, and preventing it from reaching any unauthorized destinations (yes, AI agents included).

The Wiz + Bold integration connects cloud resource context to endpoint enforcement. Wiz identifies your most critical data and where it resides in your cloud environments. As that data reaches the endpoint, Bold's on-device agent classifies the data using its own AI models, then factors in Wiz's cloud context to determine the risk level and enforce policy at the moment of action. Bold can coach users on a safer action or block data from flowing into unauthorized destinations entirely. The result is continuous protection from your most sensitive systems to the open edge of the organization — without disrupting legitimate work.

Organizations rely on cloud and data security platforms to map and classify sensitive data across repositories and storage environments. But that data moves to endpoints every day. Users download files, edit them locally, and share them through email, personal storage, AI tools, or cloud uploads. The challenge is that once data leaves the cloud, endpoint security loses the context that made it classifiable: where it came from and how sensitive that source is. 

Without that context, security teams are left to choose between overblocking legitimate work or missing real sensitive data exfiltration risk. Neither scales well in modern environments.

Benefits of the Integration

• Enriched data lineage - Wiz knows which cloud resource every file came from  — a private repo, internal bucket, or production database. Bold carries that origin context from Wiz to the endpoint, so sensitive data is recognized as such from the moment it moves.

• Exposure-aware enforcement - Bold uses Wiz’s resource context on both ends when determining the risk of a data movement. A file from an internal repo moving to a public S3 bucket is different risk than one moving to an access-controlled resource. Enforcement matches the actual exposure, not a static rule.

• Automatic resource mapping - Bold syncs cloud resource inventories from Wiz automatically. Resource lists stay current as the cloud environment changes — no static allow/deny lists to manually maintain.

• Fewer false positives without more risk - Source and destination context together mean Bold can evaluate every transfer against the synced Wiz inventory: where data originated, and where it’s going. Routine internal movements pass automatically while transfers that combine sensitive origin with exposed destination get flagged — with no added latency.

The better together story

Wiz understands data risk within your cloud — what your critical assets are, where they live, and how exposed they are. Bold understands and protects data on the endpoint — where data came from, how it’s being moved by humans or AI, and whether those actions are risky.

With this integration, Bold pulls Wiz’s cloud resource inventory to the endpoint. Every enforcement decision Bold makes factors in both the origin (did the file come from a sensitive Wiz-monitored resource?) and the destination (is it going somewhere exposed?) 

The result is bridging the gap between secure cloud environments and the open edge of the organization.

Endpoint data protection without cloud context leaves a gap. Knowing what the data is isn’t enough — you need to understand where it came from to have the full context needed to control where it’s going.

Challenge

Security teams understand and can protect their sensitive data in the cloud. 

But even in highly secured environments built on least privilege, just-in-time access, and strict controls, sensitive data is bound to end up being transferred locally to employees’ devices. Once data reaches the endpoint, the cloud context that defined its sensitivity is lost. Without knowing where the data came from, endpoint enforcement can’t accurately assess the risk. 

Solution

Wiz scans cloud workloads for sensitive data — including PII, PHI, PCI, secrets, and more — and maps each resource's sensitivity and exposure level across the Security Graph. Bold pulls that resource inventory via API, syncing daily to stay current as the cloud environment changes. When a user moves data on the endpoint, Bold's on-device agent classifies it using its own AI models, then references the synced Wiz inventory to evaluate the origin and destination of the transfer. Sensitive data from a monitored resource moving toward an exposed destination triggers enforcement — coaching, redirecting, or blocking — before it leaves the device.