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DoiT Acquires Cloud Cybersecurity Platform CloudWize to Converge Cloud Security and Outcome-Focused Approach to Cloud Intelligence
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DoiT Acquires Cloud Cybersecurity Platform CloudWize to Converge Cloud Security and Outcome-Focused Approach to Cloud Intelligence
Oct 23, 2025 6:55 AM

The acquisition is part of DoiT's $250 million investment into AI-driven CloudOps and FinOps

SANTA CLARA, Calif. & TEL AVIV, Israel--(BUSINESS WIRE)--

DoiT, provider of enterprise-grade FinOps and CloudOps solutions, today announced the acquisition of CloudWize, a multi-cloud security posture and compliance platform. This tech acquisition extends DoiT Cloud Intelligence™ beyond cloud financial management to include intelligent security posture, compliance, and automated guardrails, connecting risk, reliability, and cost into a unified, outcome-driven platform.

CloudWize technology delivers a continuous Security Graph for incident response investigations within Amazon Web Services. Its platform detects misconfigurations, compliance drift, and attack paths, and automates remediation through policy-as-code guardrails. CloudWize’s unique ability to connect security posture findings to cost impact directly aligns with DoiT Cloud Intelligence’s outcome-focused approach.

“Over the last decade, we’ve learned that many FinOps or CloudOps problems actually start as security drift and misconfiguration,” said Vadim Solovey, CEO of DoiT. “We’ve built our platform to catch cost anomalies in real time, but the best problem is the one you never create. CloudWize brings cost-aware, context-driven security to DoiT Cloud Intelligence, helping customers prevent the misconfigurations that become waste, outages, and risk. It turns posture into guardrails—and guardrails into lower spend.”

With this acquisition, DoiT strengthens its leadership position in the evolving FinOps 3.0 landscape, bridging the gap between FinOps, SecOps, and DevOps. The combined capabilities will allow organizations to prioritize risks by business impact, automate remediation through DoiT CloudFlow, and accelerate compliance without waste, helping teams act with confidence and speed.

“From the beginning, CloudWize’s mission was to simplify and secure the multi-cloud journey,” said Chen Goldberg, CEO and founder of CloudWize. “Joining DoiT allows us to scale that vision globally, helping customers turn security and compliance into strategic advantages that drive both resilience and efficiency.”

The acquisition of CloudWize technology follows DoiT’s recent integrations of PerfectScale and LiveDiagrams, continuing the company’s expansion into intelligent automation across Kubernetes optimization, architecture visualization, and now multi-cloud security posture.

To DoiT, the addition of CloudWize technology marks another major milestone in building an intent-aware platform for CloudOps and FinOps, where every decision from spend to security is informed by context and automated for action.

About DoiT

DoiT is a global leader with its DoiT Cloud Intelligence™ platform, providing intent-aware FinOps and CloudOps solutions that help businesses maximize the impact of their cloud investments. With deep expertise in AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure, DoiT Cloud Intelligence empowers organizations to connect every dollar spent to the goals of each workload, uncover the root causes of inefficiency, and close the loop with engineering teams to drive real optimization. To learn more, visit doit.com.

About CloudWize by DoiT

CloudWize by DoiT is a multi-cloud security posture and compliance platform that provides continuous protection across AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure. With its graph-based architecture, CloudWize delivers full visibility into cloud environments, detects misconfigurations and compliance drift, and automates remediation through policy-as-code. By connecting security and cost, CloudWize enables SecOps, DevOps, and FinOps teams to align on shared priorities that reduce both risk and waste. Learn more at cloudwize.io.

Source: DoiT

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