Check Point Software Technologies has revealed its acquisition of three early-stage companies as part of its efforts to strengthen its portfolio in AI security and managed service provider (MSP) solutions. The cybersecurity firm announced that it has acquired Cyata, Cyclops Security, and Rotate during the current quarter, underscoring its commitment to innovation and market expansion.
While the financial specifics of the acquisitions were not disclosed, reports from Calcalist suggested that Check Point invested a combined $150 million for Cyata and Cyclops Security. These deals signify Check Point’s strategic focus on enhancing its technological capabilities and expanding into key areas of cybersecurity.
Advancing AI Security and Exposure Management
Cyata, one of the acquired startups, specializes in an "end-to-end" AI security platform. According to Check Point, Cyata’s technology emphasizes the discovery of agents across endpoint devices and SaaS environments, providing critical insights into context, configuration, and risk.
Cyclops Security, another addition to Check Point’s portfolio, offers expertise in exposure management. Its technology strengthens Check Point’s continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) capabilities by enabling comprehensive cyber asset attack surface management (CAASM). Cyclops’ platform facilitates asset discovery across cloud environments, on-premises data centers, operational technology (OT), and SaaS, while also delivering continuous monitoring of these assets. Check Point highlighted that this acquisition will allow it to deliver a "complete" offering in the CTEM space.
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Boosting MSP Solutions
Rotate, the third startup acquired, brings an "all-in-one" platform designed for MSPs. The acquisition was primarily driven by Rotate’s team, which Check Point stated would help "further accelerate the strong Workspace momentum in the MSP market." This move adds to the company’s efforts to support and expand its managed service provider solutions.
Building on Previous Acquisitions
These acquisitions follow a series of strategic moves by Check Point in recent months. In September 2025, the company acquired Lakera, a developer of AI-native security platforms for agentic AI applications. Earlier in 2025, Check Point also acquired Veriti, a pioneer in pre-emptive exposure management.
With this latest announcement, Check Point continues to position itself as a leader in the evolving cybersecurity landscape, leveraging innovative technologies to address complex challenges in AI security, exposure management, and managed service provider tools. The company’s investment in these startups demonstrates its ongoing commitment to enhancing its product offerings and driving growth in critical markets.
