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Check Point has announced the acquisition of Israeli cybersecurity companies Cyata and Cyclops for a total of $150 million. This strategic move is part of Check Point's efforts to enhance its Cyber Asset Attack Surface Management (CAASM) capabilities. The acquisitions are expected to bolster Check Point's position in the cybersecurity market following a strong earnings report for 2025.
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