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<\/p>\nCheck Point Software Technologies<\/a>\u00a0says it has commenced a strategic transformation aimed at adapting for the AI era. The company has unveiled a four-pillar strategy designed to help organisations securely navigate the adoption of AI, as well as three strategic acquisitions to reinforce its platform and support the transformation.<\/p>\n The first component of the four-pillar strategy centres on hybrid mesh network security. This involves solutions for protecting distributed enterprises across hybrid cloud, data centres, branch networks and internet environments via a single AI-powered architecture.<\/p>\n Check Point\u2019s second focus will be workplace security, involving securing the components of the modern digital workspace including endpoints, browsers, email, collaboration platforms and Software-as-a-Service applications.<\/p>\n Third, the exposure management pillar will seek to provide visibility into an organisation\u2019s attack surfaces to enable risk prioritisation based on business context.<\/p>\n Finally, the AI security pillar will seek to protect the lifecycle of AI adoption, including employee usage, enterprise AI applications and autonomous AI agents.<\/p>\n To support the new focus, Check Point has acquired three security companies. Cyata<\/a> has developed an AI agent identity management platform that enables organisations to discover active AI agents, map permissions, monitor behaviour and enforce automated security policies. Cyclops<\/a> provides a cyber attack surface management platform. The third company,\u00a0Rotate<\/a>, offers an all-in-one platform for managed service providers based on enabling centralised protection across a distributed workforce.<\/p>\n Check Point Chief Strategy Officer Roi Karo said AI is reshaping how organisations operate and how security threats evolve. This is necessitating a fundamental rethink of security, he said.<\/p>\n \u201cOur four-pillar strategy provides a clear framework to secure networks, workspaces, exposure risks and AI-driven environments as a unified platform,\u201d Karo said. \u201cThe acquisitions we are announcing today demonstrate how we are executing on this vision and helping customers securely navigate the AI transformation.\u201d<\/p>\n