Volume 341, Issue 2 · 15 articles from 5 issues
Check Point's weekly threat report covers EY and Jscrambler breaches and China-linked AI-driven attacks. Read more
Check Point argues AI agents need a chain of custody for context because data can become instructions. Read more
Check Point answers the exposure management questions security leaders ask most, covering discovery, intelligence, and integration. Read more
Check Point draws six hard truths from new CI Fortify guidance after 30 Minnesota water systems were attacked. Read more
Check Point's weekly bulletin covers a ransomware attack on Japanese food logistics firm Nichirei and other incidents. Read more
Check Point warns of Email Agent Hijacking, where embedded instructions manipulate AI systems that process inbound email. Read more
Check Point distinguishes three tiers of hybrid SASE maturity and argues built-in architectures beat bolted-on integrations. Read more
Check Point launches a firewall built to inspect prompts, model calls, and agent actions as first-class network traffic. Read more
Check Point argues AI governance controls should be tied to data and workflow, not to a specific model version. Read more
Check Point argues AI security requires continuous red teaming rather than one-time validation before deployment. Read more
Check Point's 2026 AI Security Report finds AI has crossed from attacker assistant to attack operator. Read more
Check Point reads the Hugging Face incident as the moment agent runtime governance became unavoidable. Read more
Check Point argues the real lesson of the OpenAI and Anthropic testing incidents is about evaluation boundaries, not escape. Read more
Check Point explains how Anthropic's new inference hooks create a native enforcement point for enterprise AI security. Read more
Check Point finds Q2 2026 ransomware volumes flat but activity dispersing across more capable small groups. Read more