Keeper Security adds Wiz integration for cloud vulnerability remediation

Keeper Security launched a new integration with Wiz that lets security teams move from cloud vulnerability detection to remediation inside KeeperPAM. The partnership is aimed at reducing exposure across human, machine and AI identities as cloud environments get more complex.

Why it matters: - Keeper Security and Wiz are tying cloud risk detection to active remediation, which can cut the time between finding a vulnerability and fixing it. - The workflow is designed for identity risks across human users, machine identities, AI agents and database accounts, a growing attack surface in cloud environments. - The integration is especially relevant for AI-native environments, where over-privileged agents and service accounts can create fast-moving security gaps.

What happened: - Keeper Security announced a new integration with Wiz on June 16, 2026. - The integration joins the Wiz Integration Network and positions Keeper as a remediation engine for identity security vulnerabilities found by Wiz. - When Wiz identifies an identity-related issue, the finding appears in Keeper’s Cloud Security dashboard for review and remediation in KeeperPAM. - The integration is available now.

The details: - Wiz scans cloud environments for identity security vulnerabilities within Keeper’s remediation scope when a customer enables the integration. - Security teams can select a finding and trigger remediation actions through KeeperPAM. - Supported actions include rotating compromised credentials and vaulting updated secrets. - The workflow can bring unmanaged accounts under PAM governance. - The workflow can reduce excessive privileges for users, service accounts and IAM roles. - Teams can map Wiz Issues to existing PAM records or onboard new resources. - Resolutions can be submitted back to Wiz to close each finding. - The integration covers human users, machine identities, AI agents and database accounts. - KeeperPAM unifies password, secrets and connections management with zero-trust network access, endpoint privilege management and remote browser isolation. - KeeperPAM is built on a zero-trust and zero-knowledge architecture and includes real-time visibility, automated credential security and AI-powered session monitoring. - Keeper says the platform supports compliance and audit readiness across hybrid and multi-cloud environments.

Between the lines: - The deal reflects a broader shift toward closed-loop security, where detection tools are increasingly expected to connect directly to remediation systems. - For customers, the value is less manual triage and a smaller window of exposure before a vulnerability can be exploited. - In practice, the integration could help teams manage the rise of non-human identities and autonomous AI agents without adding more manual work. - Keeper and Wiz are also pushing a unified workflow for both cloud visibility and privileged access control, which may matter most in large, complex environments.

What's next: - Security teams that use Wiz can now activate Keeper integration to start routing identity-related issues into KeeperPAM. - The companies are positioning the workflow as a way to speed up mean time to remediation and enforce least-privilege controls as cloud and AI environments expand. - Keeper documentation includes the full release notes for teams that want implementation details.

The bottom line: - Keeper and Wiz are trying to turn cloud vulnerability discovery into immediate identity remediation, not just another alert to triage.