Check Point Fortifies AI-Centric Cybersecurity Strategy in 2025 ESG Report
Event summary
- Check Point prevented 4.6 billion cyberattacks annually with ThreatCloud AI in 2025.
- Achieved FedRAMP and GovRAMP Authorization, enabling U.S. government cybersecurity services.
- Reduced Scopes 1 & 2 emissions intensity by 31% year-over-year.
- Trained 796,468 people in cybersecurity since 2022, 80% of its one million goal by 2028.
The big picture
Check Point's 2025 ESG report underscores the critical intersection of AI and cybersecurity, positioning the company as a leader in securing digital transformations. The report highlights significant milestones in environmental progress, social impact, and governance, reflecting broader industry trends toward responsible AI deployment and sustainable business practices. With over 100,000 organizations relying on its solutions, Check Point's strategic focus on AI security and prevention-first cybersecurity is poised to shape the future of digital risk management.
What we're watching
- AI Security Leadership
- How Check Point's AI-first approach will position it against competitors in securing enterprise AI transformations.
- Regulatory Compliance
- Whether the company can sustain its FedRAMP and GovRAMP authorizations amid evolving U.S. government cybersecurity standards.
- Sustainability Metrics
- The pace at which Check Point will achieve its Scope 3 emissions disclosure goals and further reduce its carbon footprint.
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