Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: CHKP) announced it will serve as a launch partner with Google Cloud to integrate Check Point's AI Defense Plane with Google Cloud's Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform. The integration aims to provide security for enterprises deploying AI agents at scale.

The partnership will combine Check Point's AI Defense Plane with Google Cloud's Enterprise Agent Platform to deliver three layers of agent security: full visibility into agent estate, enforcement of controls before deployment, and runtime guardrails in production.

According to the company's press release, the integration will automatically inventory all agents deployed across Google Cloud environments, including their components, tools, and Google Cloud Model Context Protocol server connections. It will also enable security teams to define and enforce policies, including allow and deny lists for servers, tools, and skills.

"Google Cloud is committed to providing the industry's most open cloud and helping customers accelerate their digital transformations," said Vineet Bhan, director of security and identity partnerships at Google Cloud. "Through this new partnership, Check Point will use Google Cloud's infrastructure to power new capabilities that can improve operations and create real-world value for businesses."

The runtime protection component will provide real-time, context-aware protection that includes detection and blocking of prompt injection attacks across agent inputs, tool responses, and multi-turn conversations, according to the announcement.

Check Point's AI Defense Plane integration with Google Cloud Agent Gateway and Agent Registry will be available in late June 2026. Organizations interested in early access can register their interest through the company's website.