Veriti’s AI-driven, cross-platform capabilities to strengthen Check Point’s Infinity Platform with real-time risk remediation and deeper integration with partners like Wiz
Check Point Software Technologies has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire Veriti Cybersecurity, the pioneer of Preemptive Exposure Management (PEM), in a move aimed at reducing the growing cyber attack surface of modern enterprises. The acquisition is set to significantly bolster Check Point’s Infinity Platform with Veriti’s automated, multi-vendor threat exposure and remediation capabilities.
Nadav Zafrir, CEO of Check Point Software Technologies. “With Veriti, we are empowering security teams to move from reactive detection to proactive, automated prevention across their entire ecosystem — regardless of vendor.”
“Today’s cybersecurity landscape demands speed, precision, and interoperability,” said Nadav Zafrir, CEO of Check Point Software Technologies. “With Veriti, we are empowering security teams to move from reactive detection to proactive, automated prevention across their entire ecosystem — regardless of vendor. This acquisition accelerates our vision of unified, preemptive security that meets the scale and complexity of AI-driven threats.”
Veriti integrates with over 70 third-party security tools to provide real-time, agentless exposure assessment and automated patching. Its core strengths include virtual patching across third-party environments, real-time threat intel enforcement, and intelligent remediation that avoids operational disruption. The platform also enhances Check Point’s strategic partnership with Wiz by automating protections for cloud exposures.
“We founded Veriti to help organizations not just see risk, but remediate it safely, at scale — without disruption.”
— Adi Ikan, CEO and Co-founder, Veriti
The acquisition aligns with Check Point’s prevention-first strategy, expanding its Threat Exposure and Risk Management offering to provide complete risk lifecycle coverage — from external reconnaissance to internal misconfigurations. The transaction is expected to close by the end of Q2 2025, subject to regulatory approvals.
By uniting Veriti’s PEM innovation with the Check Point Infinity Platform, the company aims to empower security teams with actionable intelligence and automated defenses that keep pace with today’s dynamic threat landscape.
