Check Point acquires Israeli cyber startup Veriti in deal estimated at over $100 million
The Israeli startup brings rapid remediation and multi-vendor integration to Check Point's expanding Infinity Platform.
Check Point has acquired Israeli cybersecurity startup Veriti, in a deal estimated to be worth over $100 million in cash and stock. The exact value was not disclosed. This marks Check Point’s 23rd acquisition overall and its 11th Israeli acquisition since 2018. Veriti employs over 30 people, all of whom will join Check Point’s sales and development teams.
Founded in 2021 by Adi Iken (CEO) and Oren Koren (CPO), both former Check Point employees, Veriti developed a platform that integrates directly with corporate cybersecurity infrastructure. The system pioneered the Pre-emptive Exposure Management (PEM) category, actively discovering and mitigating risks across siloed tools. Veriti continuously monitors logs, threat indicators, and vulnerabilities identified across the environment and propagates protections in real time..On average, customers perform 500 fixes per month using the system.
The acquisition will bolster Check Point’s Infinity Platform by enabling automated threat mapping and vulnerability remediation across third-party systems.
To date, Veriti raised approximately $28 million from Insight Partners, NFX, Forestay, AMITI, and Merlin Ventures. “I was proud to accompany the company from day one,” said Shay Michel, managing partner at Merlin Ventures. “This is the best part of the job, seeing an idea become a product, and that product become a meaningful exit.”
“The acquisition of Veriti marks a significant step toward realizing our hybrid mesh security vision,” said Nadav Zafrir, CEO at Check Point. “It strengthens the Infinity Platform’s open-garden approach, enabling seamless, multi-vendor remediation across the entire security stack. With Veriti, we’re advancing preemptive, prevention-first security—an imperative in today’s AI-driven threat landscape.”
“Security teams today suffer from a lack of action: exposures aren’t just detected, they’re compounding, hiding in the gaps between tools, teams, and timelines,” said Adi Ikan, CEO and co-founder of Veriti. “We founded Veriti to help organizations not just see risk, but remediate it safely, at scale, and most importantly - without disruption. By joining Check Point, we’re accelerating that mission. Together, we’ll help organizations reduce their exposure faster through the security tools they already trust.”
