Check Point ESG Report Shows 4.6B Attacks Prevented, 31% Emissions Cut
CHKP•Check Point released its 2025 ESG report highlighting prevention of 4.6 billion annual cyberattacks via ThreatCloud AI, FedRAMP/GovRAMP authorizations, and offsetting 83% of office electricity with renewables. It disclosed Scope 3 emissions for the first time, cut Scopes 1&2 emissions intensity by 31%, and trained 796,468 people toward its one-million goal.
1. ESG report release and AI security achievements
Check Point released its fourth annual ESG report, emphasizing its ThreatCloud AI platform that prevented 4.6 billion cyberattacks in 2025 and secured FedRAMP and GovRAMP authorizations to serve U.S. government entities. The report highlights an AI-first strategy, key acquisitions to bolster its security stack, and partnerships like OpenAI’s Trusted Access for Cyber program.
2. Environmental milestones
For the first time, Check Point disclosed Scope 3 value-chain emissions and offset 83% of office electricity with renewables. The company achieved a 31% year-over-year reduction in Scopes 1&2 emissions intensity and performed climate risk analysis using TCFD guidelines.
3. Social responsibility achievements
Check Point trained 796,468 people in cyber security since 2022, reaching 80% of its one-million target by 2028 and hosted 11,700 visitors at its Cyber Center in 2025. The workforce grew to 7,179 employees with an average of 74 training hours each, while corporate donations rose 49% to support around 200 nonprofits.
4. Governance framework
Board director independence stands at 78% with full committee independence, and the company achieved 100% completion of ethics and compliance training. Responsible AI governance extends across product development and operations, underpinned by strict data privacy, supply chain ethics, and transparency measures.
