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Global Chief Cybersecurity Strategist & CISO in Healthcare and Biotecha year ago

If Google were to scoop up Wiz, it could really amp up their game in cloud security. Wiz is pretty cutting-edge with how they handle cloud security monitoring and management, which could fill in some gaps for Google Cloud. Customers might see beefed-up security options down the line, but it all hinges on how smoothly they mesh Wiz's tech and company vibe with Google's.

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