Check Point
Platform for AI security in companies
Check Point Software Technologies has introduced 'Check Point AI Defense Plane'. This unified AI security control plane helps organizations manage the networking, deployment and operation of AI across the enterprise.
When companies integrate AI systems into the production environment, the attack surface expands beyond prompts and models. It then includes agentic workflows, delegated actions, non-human access and shadow agents operating in real business environments. The AI security control plane is based on Check Point's AI security platform and is complemented by technologies from ThreatCloud AI and the recent acquisitions of Lakera and Cyata. It combines detection, governance, observability, runtime control and continuous validation across the entire AI execution lifecycle. The core of the solution is the AI-native security engine. It makes decisions in real time and is based on the analysis of millions of AI interactions, adversarial tests and live threat information. In this way, it creates a security cycle that is continuously strengthened as the AI systems evolve. The platform provides adaptive protection in less than 50 ms in over 100 languages, enabling prevention at machine speed while attacks are increasingly automated.
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