Your employees already use AI.
Your own AI apps are already live.

Most enterprises have an AI policy. Few can enforce it where AI runs: in employee browsers and enterprise chatbots.
Start with three questions your team can answer this week, then go deeper with five quick reads.
See the 5 reads

3 questions to ask your team this week

Each question comes with a quick way to answer it. Two of them are ten-question checklists your team can score together in one meeting.

Can you tell a company AI account from a personal one?

Knowing which AI tools are in use is the easy part. The AI Exposure Ten asks whether you can see the accounts and data behind them, and protect that data without blocking work.


Does your AI policy hold where AI runs?

Visibility shows where AI runs. Control means one set of rules for employee tools, your own AI apps, and your agents. The Governance Framework includes the questions that tell them apart.


Who is steering your agents?

An agent looks for the most direct route to its goal, with real permissions. The Agent Control Ten asks what each agent can reach, whose identity it uses, and whether you can step in.


What runtime enforcement looks like in production

Dropbox and Nu run Check Point AI Agent Security in front of live, customer-facing AI.

*Previously known as Lakera


"Dropbox uses Check Point* as our security solution to help safeguard our LLM-powered applications, secure and protect user data, and uphold the reliability and trustworthiness of our intelligent features."

- Dropbox Engineering



"We've chosen Check Point* to secure our enterprise GenAI deployment across our regulated banking environment. This partnership enables us to safely innovate with AI in money transfers, financial services, and customer support. Check Point's accuracy, low latency, seamless integration, scalability and support for Portuguese and Spanish are essential for our global operations, especially in markets with sophisticated fraud attempts."
- Nu


Anchor: resources

Five reads. One idea each.

Under 15 minutes apiece. Start anywhere.

See what your employees and your AI apps are doing right now.

A 30-minute session with an AI security expert: what a discovery scan typically finds across a workforce like yours, and how a chatbot built in-house responds to a hostile prompt.
Talk to an AI Security Expert

Every control is doing its job. None of them are watching behavior.

White paper, 20 pages, 13 min. What WAF, AppSec, DLP and IAM each see and miss, the four new data paths, MCP as the agent execution surface, and one policy layer across apps, agents and people.

Your AI passed the test. Production is a different exam.

White paper, 14 pages, 10 min. Why prompt suites miss the attack paths that matter for the chatbots and AI apps you built, and what continuous red teaming reveals before attackers do.

AI stopped asking permission. Your security stack did not notice.

Executive guide, 22 pages, 15 min. Five documented incidents, the three places AI risk lives, and the first five moves. Written for security leaders, safe to quote in the boardroom.

Shadow AI does not look like shadow IT. It looks like getting work done.

White paper, 17 pages, 12 min. Where employee AI use hides, what data moves with it, and how to govern it at the point of use without pushing it further into the shadows.

White Paper | AI Security Governance Framework

Learn how to establish an AI security governance framework with risk management, policy controls, compliance, data protection, and oversight. Explore cyber security best practices for securing AI s...

Checklist | The AI Exposure Ten

How exposed is your organization to AI-related data risks? This practical 10-question checklist helps you assess AI usage, AI agent activity, and sensitive data exposure so you can uncover gaps and...

Checklist | The Agent Control Ten

Discover the 10 essential questions every organization should answer about AI agent access, permissions, and governance. Use this checklist to identify blind spots, reduce risk, and strengthen cont...

Checklist | The Agent Control Ten

Discover the 10 essential questions every organization should answer about AI agent access, permissions, and governance. Use this checklist to identify blind spots, reduce risk, and strengthen cont...

Your agents are approved. Their actions are not.

White paper, 17 pages, 11 min. The same connector is safe in one agent and dangerous in another. A framework for steering the agents your teams build, at the moment they act.