Blog.Checkpoint Check Point Enhances AI Security with AWS Collaboration
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- •Check Point and AWS expand collaboration to enhance AI security.
- •77% of organizations updated security strategies for AI, but only 26% can enforce them.
- •New Strategic Collaboration Agreement aims to accelerate security solution delivery.
Check Point has expanded its strategic collaboration with AWS to bolster AI security capabilities as enterprises transition generative AI from experimentation to production. The partnership aims to address security challenges associated with agentic workflows and sensitive data movement. A new multi-year Strategic Collaboration Agreement (SCA) has been established to deepen technical collaboration and accelerate the delivery of security solutions. Check Point's 2026 Cloud Security Report revealed that while 77% of organizations have updated their security strategies in response to AI, only 26% have the necessary architectural capabilities to enforce them. The collaboration will include integrations with AWS services like Amazon Bedrock and Amazon Bedrock AgentCore. This initiative is designed to provide consistent, prevention-first security across cloud services and applications. Thousands of customers are already using Check Point's solutions alongside AWS services to enhance security outcomes.
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