IT security company Check Point Software launches Agentic Network Security Orchestration. A new AI-based platform that will automate and simplify the management of corporate network security. The goal is to reduce the manual administration that has long characterized security work and help businesses more quickly manage security risks in complex IT environments.
As companies expand hybrid clouds, connect more devices, and integrate AI into their operations, networks have become increasingly difficult to monitor and protect. According to Checkpoint A single change in security policy today can take weeks to implement, while misconfigurations and overly broad permissions often leave organizations vulnerable.
The new platform uses AI agents to automatically analyze network traffic, identify risks, and suggest or implement security measures based on business needs. The technology is based on a so-called Network Knowledge Graph, which is a continuously updated model of an organization's network, assets, and traffic flows. The platform can automate policy management, identify excessive access rights, troubleshoot network issues, and ensure compliance with regulations such as DORA and NIST.
– Corporate networks have become too complex to be managed manually at the pace required by today's threat landscape, says Fredrik Sandstrom, security expert at Check Point Software. With this platform, security teams can focus on business needs and priorities, while AI agents handle operational work within clear boundaries and under human control.
As part of the initiative, Checkpoint also entered into an agreement to acquire the team and intellectual property rights of Deepchecks, a company specializing in testing and monitoring AI systems. The acquisition will strengthen the platform's ability to quality assure and further develop AI agents over time.
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