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Thinkia × Services partner

The partnership

Wiz provides the platform. /we run it

Wiz provides the CNAPP layer — inventory, risk graph, and cloud automation. Thinkia provides rollout, day-to-day operations, incident response, and reporting in your language and time zone. You buy posture and response, not another console.

Wiz: CNAPP — visibility, risk, and controls. Thinkia: rollout, operations, prioritisation, reporting, and incidents in your language.
The split, in one line Wiz is a trademark of Wiz Inc.; Thinkia acts as a services partner on that platform.
Platform
OpenAI SMB Channel Partner

The partnership

We are a Wiz services partner.

The platform is Wiz's and we don't resell it: we run it. What you buy is not another licence on the inventory, but somebody answering for your cloud posture every day, in your language and your time zone.

  • Wiz Cloud Platform as the source of truth: visibility, CVEs, and configuration
  • Phased rollout, validated in discovery against your own accounts
  • Day-to-day operations and incident response, not just alerts
  • Reporting in your language, written for whoever has to answer for it

Wiz is a trademark of Wiz Inc.; Thinkia acts as a services partner on that platform.

Why with us

Three differences you notice in the first month.

/01 / Operations

We don't resell, we operate

The difference between buying a platform and having cloud security is who looks at it every morning. We do.

/02 / Language

Your language and time zone

Prioritisation and reports come out in the language your committee decides in, at the hours your team works. It sounds like a detail until the first incident.

/03 / Scope

Validated in discovery

The rollout is defined against your accounts, critical workloads, and compliance obligations before anything is integrated. No generic scope.

The problem

Buying the platform is not having the security.

A well-configured CNAPP shows everything wrong with your cloud. The problem starts the next day: somebody has to read it, decide what gets fixed first, and answer when something breaks at 3am. That part does not come with the licence.

CNAPP
the platform sees risk; it does not prioritise it for you
24/7
incidents do not wait for your office hours
Multi cloud
AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, Kubernetes, registries, and IaC
Report
somebody has to explain it to the board, in their language

The service in detail, on the Thinkia Sentinel page

What we do

Four fronts on top of the Wiz platform.

Wiz solves the data and automation layer. What sits on top — deciding, operating, responding, and explaining it — is what we bring.

01

Diagnosis and scope

Accounts, critical workloads, and compliance obligations before anything is integrated. Scope comes from your operation, not from a template.

02

Rollout

Phased deployment against your accounts and policies, with the Wiz Cloud Platform as the source of truth for visibility, CVEs, and cloud configuration.

03

Operations and response

Day-to-day operations with playbooks, prioritisation of real risk, and incident response. Reinforces an existing SOC, or acts as the full layer where there isn't one.

04

Reporting

Reports in your language and time zone, written for whoever has to answer for them and not only for whoever reads consoles.

Direct questions

What we get asked before signing.

Is Thinkia a Wiz partner?

Yes. Thinkia is a Wiz partner delivering managed services on the Wiz Cloud Platform. Wiz provides the CNAPP layer — inventory, risk graph, and cloud automation. Thinkia provides rollout, day-to-day operations, incident response, and reporting in your language and time zone.

Do you replace our security team?

Not necessarily, and it depends on your situation. We can be the full analysis and response layer if you have no dedicated cloud security team, or reinforce an existing SOC that needs deep cloud expertise. The model is agreed in discovery.

What does Wiz do and what do you do?

Wiz: CNAPP — visibility, risk, and controls. Thinkia: rollout, operations, prioritisation, reporting, and incidents in your language. If the question is who answers when something breaks, the answer is us.

Which clouds do you work with?

AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud, plus Kubernetes, container registries, and infrastructure as code. The specific deployment is validated in discovery against your accounts and policies.

Let's talk about your cloud, not about the platform.

A first conversation about your accounts and your real exposure. That tells us whether it makes sense to work together and where we would start.