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We added Wiz to our existing Crowdstrike/Sentinel stack. Is it redundant?

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(@diego_h)
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We already run CrowdStrike for EDR and Microsoft Sentinel for our SIEM/log management. My team recently added Wiz for cloud security posture management.

I'm trying to understand the unique value. Doesn't CrowdStrike cover some of this? And Sentinel ingests everything. I see Wiz finding cloud misconfigurations and vulnerabilities, but I'm worried we're just getting the same alerts in three different consoles now.

Is anyone else running this combo? How do you avoid alert fatigue and make them work together instead of overlapping?


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(@ci_cd_plumber)
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You're right to worry about duplication. CrowdStrike's cloud module is lightweight compared to a dedicated CSPM like Wiz. Think of it this way: CrowdStrike looks for active threats on workloads, Wiz looks for the misconfigured storage bucket or exposed role that let the threat happen.

The trick is to push Wiz findings into Sentinel as data, not alerts. Use Sentinel to correlate the Wiz posture data with CrowdStrike detections and your logs. That's your single console. If you're getting the same alert three times, your integration isn't set up right.


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