Veriti (now part of Check Point)

Veriti built an exposure management platform that went beyond finding vulnerabilities to safely remediating them, combining deep and dark web threat intelligence with vulnerability and control-gap data to prioritize what is actively being weaponized by real attackers. Its remediation layer automated fixes including virtual patching, threat-actor infrastructure takedowns, IPS activations, and configuration hardening, validated and enforced without disrupting business operations, and integrated with more than 70 third-party security tools.

Founded in Israel in 2021, Veriti was acquired by Check Point and has since been rebranded as Check Point Exposure Management, now operationalizing Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) as part of Check Point’s broader platform. The product reports a 93% true positive rate through AI-driven correlation and an average 12-hour mean time to remediation for takedowns, figures the company attributes to unified visibility across SOC, infrastructure, and risk management functions.

Being acquired by a major, established security vendor validates the safe-remediation approach to exposure management, and the reported true-positive and remediation-speed figures are meaningful operational claims, though as with any newly absorbed product, independent verification beyond vendor-published statistics is limited and its future is now tied to Check Point’s platform priorities.