Traditional firewalls can’t see what’s inside an AI prompt. Check Point built one that can.
Nearly half of organizations are entirely blind to the machine-to-machine traffic their AI agents generate, and the tools built to watch enterprise networks were never designed to look inside a prompt. Check Point’s AI Network Firewall, launched this summer, is one recent attempt to close that gap from inside the infrastructure enterprises already run.
According to one recent study, 48.9% of organizations have zero visibility into the machine-to-machine traffic their AI agents generate. This speaks to a specific visibility problem, not just anxiety about AI: those organizations have no way to monitor what their autonomous agents are doing across connected systems.
That matters even more as agents are increasingly used for purchasing access to data and online services, interacting with customers, and completing tasks without a person approving every step. It also changes what organizations need from their security monitoring. A log showing that one service contacted another cannot,...
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