G2

Julio J.

Senior Security Engineer

Mid-Market (51-1000 emp.)

6/24/2026

"RunReveal Integrations and AI Triage Make Security Findings Easy to Act On"

5/5

What do you like best about RunReveal?

What I like best is how cleanly RunReveal fits into the tooling we already run. The integrations are the standout, pulling in Wiz findings alongside our other security signals means I'm not jumping between five different consoles to get a coherent picture. We've wired it into our GitHub Actions workflows so findings show up where the team already works, which has cut down the friction of "yet another dashboard to check."

The AI-assisted triage has been the other big win. Instead of manually sifting through every finding each week, I get a first-pass analysis that surfaces what actually needs a human, and the SQL-backed querying underneath means I can always drill into the raw data when I don't trust the summary. It's made our weekly triage cadence genuinely sustainable rather than a chore everyone dreads. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What do you dislike about RunReveal?

Honestly, there's not much I'd point to as a real pain point. If I'm reaching for something, I'd say the AI triage occasionally surfaces findings I'd have deprioritized myself, so there's a tuning curve early on as it learns what matters in our environment, but that settles down and the SQL layer means I can always verify its calls against the raw data. Nothing that's slowed us down in any meaningful way. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

What problems is RunReveal solving and how is that benefiting you?

RunReveal is solving the "too many signals, not enough hours" problem that comes with running security across a multi-cloud footprint. We were drowning in findings spread across separate tools, and stitching them into a coherent picture was eating real time every week. Centralizing that, especially pulling Wiz findings in alongside everything else, means the team works from one source of truth instead of reconciling five consoles by hand.

The concrete benefit is that our weekly triage is now sustainable. The AI-assisted analysis does a first pass so a human only looks at what actually warrants attention, and because it's all SQL-backed, I can drill into the raw data whenever I want to verify a call rather than taking the summary on faith. Wiring it into our existing GitHub Actions workflows means findings land where the team already works, so there's no "extra dashboard" tax. Net effect: faster time-to-triage and a security process that scales with our cloud growth instead of buckling under it. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.