Cloudflare is partnering with Wiz, now part of Google Cloud, on an integration designed to give security teams a unified way to analyse and protect AI-powered applications across their entire environment.
Cloudflare's AI Security for Apps equips organisations with guardrails at the edge to secure AI endpoints from risks such as prompt injection and unsafe topics, while Wiz’s AI Application Protection Platform (AI-APP) simultaneously maps the complete AI application and surfaces the security gaps.
By integrating Cloudflare’s security rules into the Wiz Security Graph, the companies claim security teams can prioritise risks based on exploitability, as well as CISOs gaining visibility into the LLMs operating across their web properties and runtime controls to enforce policies.
Cloudflare and Wiz are model and host-agnostic, protecting endpoints regardless of the LLM or cloud provider.
The integration also doesn’t need custom workflows or additional agents to deploy, with Cloudflare’s detections running inline on its global network.
“When talking with CISOs today, they are struggling with the balance of being an enabler of innovation with AI, while combating uncontrolled shadow AI across their organisation because their legacy security tools are effectively useless at this level," said Tom Evans, chief partner officer at Cloudflare.
“The Cloudflare and Wiz partnership helps tackle this trade-off. Now, we are delivering a solution to allow innovation with AI at speed, without the worry that their most sensitive data will be exposed.”
“By combining Wiz’s end-to-end visibility with Cloudflare’s edge protections, we close a critical gap in how AI risk is managed,” said Oron Noah, VP of product, extensibility and partnerships at Wiz.
“This partnership gives organisations a unified view of AI application endpoints and shared risk context, helping them stop threats like prompt injection and shadow AI before they start.”
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