Global cybersecurity company Check Point Software Technologies said on Wednesday it is launching Check Point AI Defense Plane, an integrated AI security control plane designed to help companies manage how AI is connected, deployed and operated across their business.

The company said AI Defense Plane provides an intelligence layer needed for agent-era security as AI systems evolve into entities that access data as assistants, run tools and act autonomously.

Based on analysis of millions of AI interactions, adversarial testing and real-time threat intelligence, it creates a tightening security loop as AI systems evolve, built on an AI-native security engine that makes real-time decisions. The platform provides adaptive protection in under 50 milliseconds across more than 100 languages, helping enable preventive measures at machine speed as attacks become increasingly automated.

David Haber (데이비드 하버), vice president of AI security at Check Point, said, “Companies are entering the agent era. AI is no longer limited to content creation. AI has begun to operate autonomously by accessing systems, running tools and performing tasks. This changes the security model.” He added, “Now the key is not what AI says, but what AI can do. Organizations need more than model safety. AI needs runtime control over how it operates in real environments. AI Defense Plane provides these controls across employees, applications and AI agents.”