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Three months ago, Check Point and OpenAI began expanding our work together through Daybreak, OpenAI’s cyber defense initiative. Since then, we have taken the partnership further, bringing OpenAI’s frontier cyber models into Check Point products and security workflows through the Daybreak Defense Network. And last week, we joined more than a hundred technology and security com...

In this article Traditional observability tells you whether software worked. For AI agents, the harder question is whether the system made the right decision, and the telemetry that answers it must also be able to stop unsafe actions before they execute. →agents need a decision trace: goal, context, plan, tools, credentials, actions, and outcomes in one connected record →the ...

Key Findings A Chinese-speaking threat actor, which CPR has dubbed “Gambling Goblin,” is compromising trusted government websites and turning them into infrastructure for a fraud operation built to scale The group compromises legitimate Brazilian government web servers, many of them .gov.br sites spanning federal, state, and municipal institutions, and installs malicious modu...

Enterprise work no longer fits neatly inside a defined perimeter. The modern workspace spans inboxes, browsers, SaaS applications, collaboration platforms, identities, endpoints, data stores and, increasingly, AI agents that can act across several of these environments at once.  Attackers have adapted to this reality faster than many enterprise security programs have. Rather ...

As organizations accelerate AI adoption, AI introduces new security considerations, but it can also amplify existing weaknesses such as excessive permissions, misconfigurations, and poor data governance. Without the right security guardrails, these gaps can create broader exposure as AI gains access to more systems, applications, and data. Check Point Services’ Security Harde...