Check Point launches secure AI advisory service to govern and scale enterprise AI

Check Point Software Technologies has announced the launch of its Secure AI Advisory Service, a new initiative designed to help enterprises adopt artificial intelligence (AI) responsibly while maintaining governance, risk management and regulatory compliance from the outset.

As artificial intelligence increasingly shifts from experimental deployments to becoming part of core business infrastructure, many organisations are struggling to balance innovation with oversight. Boards and executive leadership teams are facing growing scrutiny around regulatory compliance, operational risk and accountability as AI systems expand across hybrid networks, cloud environments and digital workplaces.

The Secure AI Advisory Service is designed to address this challenge by providing organisations with a structured governance framework that embeds risk management, regulatory alignment and operational oversight across the entire AI lifecycle. The service aims to enable enterprises to scale AI initiatives while maintaining transparency, resilience and regulatory readiness.

The advisory service is delivered through the CPR Act, the Cyber Resilience and Response unit of Check Point. Unlike traditional one-time consulting engagements, the service integrates governance into the security lifecycle by connecting intelligence, readiness, detection and response. This approach ensures that enterprises can continuously monitor and adapt their AI systems to evolving threats, regulations and operational risks.

According to Reut Weitzman, organisations must treat AI systems with the same governance discipline as other mission-critical business technologies.

“AI transformation must be governed with the same discipline as any other critical business system. Our Secure AI Advisory Service helps organisations innovate at speed while maintaining control, strengthening resilience and meeting global regulatory expectations.”

The Secure AI Advisory Service provides enterprises with practical operational frameworks that align innovation with accountability and risk transparency. Key capabilities include AI governance frameworks aligned with enterprise strategy, AI risk and impact assessments with mitigation roadmaps, and regulatory readiness aligned to major global standards, including the EU AI Act, General Data Protection Regulation, ISO 42001, and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework.

To accommodate organisations at different stages of AI maturity, the service is offered in three tiers: Essential, Enhanced and Total. Each tier includes access to Check Point’s AI Risk and Compliance Dashboard, which provides continuous monitoring, governance visibility and structured oversight of AI deployments.

The Secure AI Advisory Service also complements Check Point’s prevention-first security architecture. The offering integrates with the company’s broader cybersecurity ecosystem, including Hybrid Mesh Network Security, Workspace Security, Exposure Management and AI Security solutions. This enables enterprises to govern AI adoption consistently across hybrid, multi-vendor and multi-cloud environments without introducing additional operational complexity.

With enterprises increasingly relying on artificial intelligence for decision-making and automation, governance and security are becoming critical pillars of responsible AI adoption. Through Secure AI Advisory, Check Point aims to help organisations transform AI from a potential source of operational uncertainty into a structured and secure driver of innovation and growth.

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