Veriti

Veriti is an Israeli cybersecurity company focused on threat exposure management and automated security remediation. The company was founded in 2021 by Adi Ikan and Oren Koren, both of whom had previously worked at Check Point. Veriti remained in stealth during its early development and publicly emerged in November 2022. Its software is designed for organizations that operate multiple security products across on-premises infrastructure and cloud environments. Rather than treating each security control as an isolated system, the platform aggregates information from security tools, vulnerability data, and configuration settings. It then helps identify areas of exposure and applies, or recommends, compensating changes intended to reduce risk without interrupting business operations. The company’s product concept addresses a common operational problem in enterprise cybersecurity: organizations may own numerous security controls but still have gaps caused by inconsistent configurations, incomplete coverage, unpatched vulnerabilities, or conflicting policies. Veriti’s approach centers on coordinating existing controls and using automation to improve protection across a multi-vendor environment. The available reference material characterizes the platform as capable of both recommending and carrying out safe changes, with an emphasis on reducing exposure while limiting disruption. At its public launch, TechCrunch reported that Veriti had raised a total of $18.5 million. The financing was led by Insight Partners, with participation from NFX and Amiti. The funding supported the company’s development of its exposure-management and remediation platform. On 27 May 2025, Check Point Software Technologies announced a definitive agreement to acquire Veriti. Business and cybersecurity trade publications subsequently covered the transaction, and industry databases described the acquisition as completed in mid-2025. Following the transaction, Veriti became part of Check Point’s broader cybersecurity portfolio. Publicly available material does not provide enough detail to establish the acquisition price, the precise post-acquisition organizational structure, or the continued use of the Veriti brand. Veriti is therefore best described as a Check Point-owned cybersecurity company and software brand with a focus on automated exposure reduction.

Veriti was established in Israel in 2021 by Adi Ikan and Oren Koren. Both founders had previously worked at Check Point, a background that connected the new company to the Israeli cybersecurity ecosystem while Veriti developed its own product direction. The company initially operated in stealth, using that period to build software for managing cyber exposure across security products and infrastructure environments. Veriti publicly emerged in November 2022. At launch, reporting indicated that the company had raised $18.5 million in total funding. Insight Partners led the financing, while NFX and Amiti also participated. The financing provided support for a platform designed to make security operations more coordinated and actionable in organizations that use multiple vendors and layers of protection. The company’s central product idea was to aggregate information from security controls, vulnerabilities, and misconfigurations. This information could be used to identify where an organization remained exposed despite having security tools in place. Veriti also sought to reduce the operational burden associated with remediation by applying or recommending compensating changes. The intended result was improved protection across on-premises and cloud environments without unnecessarily disrupting production systems. This positioning placed Veriti in the broader threat exposure management and security automation markets. Its software was not described simply as a replacement for firewalls, endpoint products, or vulnerability scanners. Instead, it was designed to work across an existing security estate, helping security teams understand the combined effect of their controls and address gaps through coordinated changes. The available reference material does not provide a complete product history, detailed customer list, geographic revenue breakdown, or a full account of product releases. On 27 May 2025, Check Point Software Technologies announced a definitive agreement to acquire Veriti. The transaction was reported by Israeli business publications and international cybersecurity trade media, including Globes, Calcalist/CTech, CRN, Information Security Media Group, MSSP Alert, and IT Pro. Industry databases subsequently listed the acquisition as completed in mid-2025. The available sources do not state the purchase price or provide sufficient detail about the post-acquisition leadership structure. The transaction nevertheless marked a major change in Veriti’s corporate status, making it a Check Point-owned cybersecurity company and technology brand.

• 2025

  Check Point acquisition agreement

  [1]Veritien.wikipedia.org

  Check Point Software Technologies announced a definitive agreement to acquire Veriti on 27 May 2025.

• 2025

  Acquisition completed

  [1]Veritien.wikipedia.org

  Industry databases reported that the Check Point acquisition was completed in mid-2025.

• 2022

  Public launch and funding disclosure

  [1]Veritien.wikipedia.org

  Veriti emerged from stealth in November 2022. Reported total funding reached $18.5 million, led by Insight Partners with participation from NFX and Amiti.

• 2021

  Company founded

  [1]Veritien.wikipedia.org

  Adi Ikan and Oren Koren founded Veriti in Israel after previously working at Check Point.

A cybersecurity platform that coordinates telemetry from existing security controls, vulnerabilities, and misconfigurations to identify exposure and automate or recommend low-disruption remediation across on-premises and cloud environments.

• Cybersecurity software · 2022

  Veriti threat exposure management platform

  Veriti’s principal platform aggregates telemetry from security controls, vulnerabilities, and misconfigurations across on-premises and cloud environments. It is intended to help security teams understand combined exposure across a multi-vendor technology estate and prioritize corrective action. The platform can apply or recommend compensating changes designed to reduce risk while avoiding unnecessary disruption to operations. The available reference material does not identify separate editions, modules, or product-generation names.

• 2025

  Check Point agrees to acquire VeritiM&A

  Background

  Veriti had developed software for threat exposure management and automated remediation across multi-vendor environments. Check Point announced the transaction as a way to bring the company into its cybersecurity business.

  Action taken

  On 27 May 2025, Check Point Software Technologies announced a definitive agreement to acquire Veriti.

  Aftermath

  Industry databases reported completion in mid-2025. Veriti became a Check Point-owned company and software brand; the purchase price and detailed integration arrangements were not disclosed in the available material.

  Source

1. 1Veritien.wikipedia.org