Check Point and Wiz launch integrated cloud security solution

REDWOOD CITY, Calif. - Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ:CHKP), a cybersecurity leader with a market capitalization of $22 billion and impressive gross profit margins of 88%, announced Monday the global rollout of its integrated cloud security solution with Wiz, bringing to general availability the partnership first announced in February 2025. According to InvestingPro data, the company maintains a strong financial position with more cash than debt on its balance sheet.

The solution combines Check Point’s prevention-first cloud network security with Wiz’s Cloud-Native Application Protection Platform (CNAPP), aimed at helping enterprises address modern cloud security challenges.

The integration allows customers to view CloudGuard gateway configurations directly in the Wiz platform, enabling security teams to understand their exposure and respond to threats more quickly.

"Together with Wiz, we are delivering a prevention-first model that secures organizations from code to cloud, with real-time visibility and risk-aware remediation," said Paul Barbosa, VP of Cloud Security at Check Point.

The joint solution focuses on shifting from remediation to prevention, enhancing visibility, protecting against zero-day attacks with AI-powered threat prevention, and reducing configuration risks.

Through Wiz’s integration into Check Point Threat Exposure Management, companies can automate gateway-based remediation flows, potentially reducing exposure times from hours to minutes, according to the press release.

Check Point has recently received validation from independent testing, with CyberRatings.org reporting a 100% block rate with zero false positives. Miercom’s 2025 benchmark report also showed the Check Point Platform achieved a 99.9% block rate against Zero+1 day malware and a 99.7% prevention rate for phishing.

The integrated solution is now available globally.

In other recent news, Check Point Software Technologies reported its Q2 2025 earnings, which exceeded expectations with an earnings per share (EPS) of $2.37, slightly above the forecast of $2.36. The company’s revenue also surpassed predictions, reaching $665 million compared to the anticipated $661.84 million. Additionally, Check Point received full FedRAMP authorization at the Moderate Impact Level for its platform, allowing deployment across federal networks and cloud environments. This authorization enables federal agencies to utilize Check Point’s cybersecurity solutions for safeguarding Controlled Unclassified Information and other sensitive data. In leadership news, Check Point appointed Brett Theiss as Chief Marketing Officer, where he will focus on shaping the company’s global growth agenda and strengthening its brand presence. Furthermore, Check Point launched Enterprise Browser, a new feature for its Harmony SASE customers, providing Zero Trust security to unmanaged devices without requiring persistent agents. This innovation is designed for contractors, BYOD users, and third-party partners accessing corporate resources from non-organization-owned devices. These developments highlight Check Point’s ongoing efforts to enhance its cybersecurity offerings and market position.

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