Wiz Acquired by Google — Technology M&A

Google has completed its acquisition of Wiz, the Israeli cloud cybersecurity startup, in a deal valued at $32 billion in cash. The transaction, announced in March 2025 and later cleared by regulators in the U.S. and the European Union, represents Google’s largest acquisition to date. Wiz will join Google Cloud while continuing to operate under its brand, with a stated focus on securing customers across multiple cloud environments.

Wiz provides a platform designed to prevent and respond to threats in major cloud infrastructures, supporting organizations that operate across Google Cloud, AWS, Microsoft Azure and other platforms. The acquisition aligns with Google Cloud’s push to deepen enterprise security offerings as customers increasingly adopt multi-cloud architectures and as cloud-native development expands the attack surface. Wiz’s approach, which incorporates AI to improve detection and investigation across layers ranging from code and infrastructure to runtime, positions it as a key capability for enterprise cloud security.

While Wiz’s financial performance was cited as exceeding $1 billion in annual recurring revenue in 2025, the deal terms emphasize integration into Google Cloud and the development of a unified security platform. Google’s strategic rationale centers on improving cloud security and enabling organizations to deploy applications more quickly and securely across cloud and AI platforms, with the acquisition closing after a year-long review process.