Aug 05: Check Point® Software Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: CHKP), a pioneer and global leader of cyber security solutions, today announced that it has been named a Visionary Leader in the Frost Radar™: Enterprise Risk Mitigation and Management Platforms, 2026 report. One of five companies placed in the Visionary Leader category; Check Point earned the highest Growth Index score of the 15 platforms benchmarked. The recognition highlights Check Point’s ability to natively combine attack surface management (ASM), cyber threat intelligence (CTI), and digital risk protection (DRP) in a unified platform with built-in prioritization and remediation, enabling enterprises to move from risk visibility to measurable risk reduction.
For more information on Check Point’s recognition in the Frost Radar™: Enterprise Risk Mitigation and Management Platforms, 2026 report, visit our website.
AI-driven attacks are shrinking the window security teams have to close exposure gaps. Check Point’s 2026 Exposure Gap Report found that vulnerabilities more than doubled as a share of critical exposures year over year, rising from 18.7% to 42.6%, and point-solution risk management can no longer keep pace. Frost & Sullivan’s report notes that the market is shifting toward integrated platforms that correlate threat intelligence with exposure data and act on it, not just report on it. Check Point’s approach is intelligence-led and remediation-driven: threat intelligence identifies what is being actively weaponized, exposure prioritization reflects real risk to the business, and safe remediation fixes the exposures safely using the controls the customer already owns.
“Check Point’s actions reflect a coherent strategy to build the most comprehensive closed-loop ERMM platform, spanning discovery, intelligence, prioritization, and execution within a single platform architecture,” said Danielle VanZandt, Research Director & Program Manager at Frost & Sullivan. “By integrating mature product lines under a unified platform, Check Point creates a durable competitive differentiator that cannot be easily replicated.”
Frost & Sullivan’s assessment points to four capabilities behind the recognition:
· Threat Intelligence: Combining ThreatCloud AI, large-scale telemetry from millions of enforcement points worldwide, and dark web collection with evidence-driven analytics, Check Point correlates external threats, exposures, security control weaknesses, and threat actor behavior into a single view, so teams know in real-time which exposures attackers are actively targeting
· Exposure Prioritization: Check Point enhances asset visibility through internal and external ASM and CAASM capabilities and agentic exposure validation, enabling organizations to identify and prioritize the highest-risk exposures faster
· Safe Remediation: With continued investment and acquisitions, the platform supports teams with fast, safe remediation, using automated safety checks that keep day-to-day operations running without disruption
· Open Garden, Interoperable Architecture: Broad integrations across hundreds of IT and security vendors let organizations put compensating controls they already own to work and get more value from existing security investments
In its growth assessment, Frost & Sullivan wrote that “rather than focusing solely on enterprise risk visibility, Check Point’s growth strategy emphasizes measurable risk reduction and operational execution, positioning ERMM as an integrated process that unifies exposure identification, prioritization, and remediation in a single operational framework.”
“Being named a Visionary Leader validates our strategy of bringing exposure management, threat intelligence, and automated remediation together in a single operational platform,” said Yochai Corem, General Manager of Exposure Management at Check Point Software Technologies. “Organizations don’t just want to understand risk anymore, they want to reduce it continuously. The future of cyber security is mitigating in AI speed, helping security teams prioritize what matters most and remediate exposures safely at enterprise scale.”
Check Point also received Frost & Sullivan’s Best Practices Customer Value Leadership Recognition in the global ERMM platforms industry, further highlighting the company’s strength in security and operational resiliency.
As threat actors increasingly weaponize AI and the time to remediate exposures continues to shrink, Check Point remains committed to advancing trustworthy AI across its Exposure Management and its broader AI Security portfolio. Read more on the Check Point blog and download the complimentary report.