The cybersecurity vendor announced it has acquired Cyata, Cyclops Security and Rotate.
Check Point Software Technologies announced Thursday that it has acquired three early-stage vendors in areas including AI security and MSP tooling.
The cybersecurity vendor revealed that it acquired Cyata, Cyclops Security and Rotate this quarter.
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Terms of the acquisition deals were not disclosed. A report from Calcalist pegged the deals for Cyata and Cyclops at a combined $150 million.
Cyata offers an “end‑to‑end” AI security platform, with a particular focus on the discovery of agents, according to Check Point. The startup’s technology provides agent discovery across endpoint devices and SaaS environments while “providing context, configuration and risk,” Check Point said in a news release.
Cyclops Security specializes in exposure management, and the addition of the company’s technology will allow Check Point to deliver a “complete” offering in CTEM (continuous threat exposure management), according to the vendor. Cyclops’ CAASM (cyber asset attack surface management) capabilities provide discovery of all assets—spanning cloud, on-premises data centers, OT (operational technology) and SaaS—as well as continuous monitoring of the assets, Check Point said.
Rotate has offered an “all-in-one” MSP platform, according to Check Point. The startup was acquired primarily for its team, which will enable Check Point to “further accelerate the strong Workspace momentum in the MSP market,” the vendor said in its release.
The newly announced series of acquisitions follow Check Point’s deal in September 2025 for Lakera, a developer of AI-native security platforms for agentic AI applications.
Earlier in 2025, Check Point announced reaching a deal to acquire Veriti, a startup that “pioneered” the category of pre-emptive exposure management, according to the cybersecurity vendor.
