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Traditional firewalls can’t see what’s inside an AI prompt. Check Point built one that can.

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Nearly half of organizations are entirely blind to the machine-to-machine traffic their AI agents generate, and the tools built to watch enterprise networks were never designed to look inside a prompt. Check Point’s AI Network Firewall, launched this summer, is one recent attempt to close that gap…

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  1. 2026-09-10 09:35 · The Next Web
    Traditional firewalls can’t see what’s inside an AI prompt. Check Point built one that can.

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