Wiz protects your cloud. Securie protects your code. Most teams need both.

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Wiz is cloud-posture-management; it scans your AWS/GCP/Azure for misconfig + IAM drift. It does NOT scan your code at PR time. Securie's role is the code + PR + deploy layer Wiz doesn't cover.

Wiz buyers wanting an alternative usually got told 'Wiz handles security' and discovered the cloud-posture surface doesn't include code. The right answer is both: Wiz for cloud, Securie for code.

Why people leave Wiz

  • Wiz doesn't scan code at PR time
  • No Supabase RLS specialist
  • No auto-fix PR — finds cloud misconfig, you fix it
  • Enterprise pricing prohibitive for indie + startup tiers

Where Wiz actually breaks down

No code scanning at PR time

Example: Wiz scans deployed cloud config; the PR that introduced the bug is invisible.

Impact: Bugs found post-deploy = expensive rollback or live patching.

No specialist depth on AI-built apps

Example: Supabase RLS + BOLA + Lovable-pattern bugs aren't in Wiz's rule set.

Impact: April 2026 wave bugs ship under Wiz coverage.

Enterprise-only pricing

Example: $60K+ ARR typical.

Impact: Indie + startup tiers can't access.

Cloud-only posture

Example: Wiz's CSPM is excellent for AWS/GCP/Azure but doesn't cover application code or PR-time decisions.

Impact: Different layer — needs different tool.

Why Securie instead

Code-side coverage Wiz doesn't have

Securie reads every PR; Wiz reads cloud config. Different layers, complementary.

AI-built-app specialist depth

Wiz's cloud-posture rules don't catch Supabase RLS or BOLA on browser-to-REST.

Auto-fix PR + attestation chain

Wiz finds; you fix. Securie finds + fixes + signs the attestation.

Feature matrix — Wiz vs Securie

AreaWizSecurie
Cloud posture (AWS/GCP/Azure)Excellent — their coreRead-role inventory only — partner with Wiz
Code scanning at PR timeNoYes — specialist fleet
Supabase RLS specialistNoYes
Sandbox-verified findingsNoYes — prove-don't-flag
Auto-fix PRNoYes
Attestation chainLimitedDSSE + Sigstore rekor
Pricing — IndieN/A$12/mo
Pricing — Enterprise$60K+ ARRCustom

The deeper tradeoff

Wiz is the cloud-posture leader for a reason: their agentless scanning across AWS / GCP / Azure produces best-in-class IAM drift, public-resource detection, and lateral-movement analysis. The thesis works — at scale, with budget, for cloud infrastructure. The gap surfaces when buyers think 'Wiz = security' and learn the code-side surface is uncovered.

The code surface is where AI-built-app bugs are introduced. Lovable's BOLA breach, Supabase RLS misconfig, .claude/ credential leaks, prompt-injection attacks — none of these are visible to Wiz because they live in code, not cloud config. The April 2026 incident wave demonstrated this gap concretely: Wiz's cloud posture scanning ran alongside the affected apps + missed every code-side bug.

Securie's role is the code-side layer. Different tools, different surfaces, complementary. Wiz for cloud, Securie for code, both cover the full surface.

The pricing dimension is also relevant: Wiz's enterprise-only ARR puts it out of reach for the indie + startup segment that produces the highest AI-built-app bug volume per dev-hour. Securie's tier ladder reaches that segment directly.

Pricing

Wiz: enterprise pricing ($60K+ ARR typical). Securie: $12-$299/mo for indie+startup.

Migration path

  1. Keep Wiz for cloud posture
  2. Add Securie GitHub App + Vercel deploy-gate
  3. Run Wiz on infra + Securie on code; both surfaces are covered

Extended migration playbook

Step 1: Keep Wiz for cloud

What: No change to Wiz deployment.

Why: Wiz's cloud-posture coverage is best-in-class.

Gotchas: Don't re-scope Wiz to cover code — it's the wrong tool for that layer.

Step 2: Add Securie GitHub App

What: Install on every repo.

Why: Securie's PR-time specialist fleet covers the code-side gap.

Gotchas: Configure branch protection to require Securie's check before merge.

Step 3: Add Securie deploy-gate

What: Vercel / Netlify / Cloudflare integration.

Why: Closes 'merged-but-not-deployed' gap.

Gotchas: Fail-closed on unknown SHA.

Pick Securie if…

Code + PR + deploy security for AI-built apps.

Stay with Wiz if…

Cloud-posture + IAM + workload protection at scale.

Common questions during evaluation

Why isn't Wiz enough?

Wiz scans cloud config. AI-built-app bugs are in code. Different layers.

Should I run both?

Yes — most teams do. Wiz for cloud + Securie for code = full coverage.

Is Securie a Wiz competitor?

Different categories. Wiz is CSPM; Securie is AppSec/AI-AppSec. Complementary, not competitive.

Can Securie do cloud posture too?

Securie has read-role cloud adapters (AWS/GCP/Azure inventory) but Wiz's CSPM is deeper. We'd recommend Wiz for the CSPM layer.

How do I budget both?

Wiz's enterprise pricing covers cloud-side; Securie's tier ladder ($12-299) covers code-side. The combined cost is meaningfully less than enterprise-only AppSec tools (Veracode / Checkmarx).

What about runtime?

Securie's runtime-sidecar (eBPF) covers customer-app runtime; Wiz's runtime is workload-protection. Different scopes.

Verdict

Wiz is best-in-class for cloud-posture. It is not an AppSec / code-security tool. Securie is purpose-built for the code + PR + deploy layer Wiz doesn't cover. Most teams need both — and the combined cost is often less than a single enterprise-only AppSec tool.