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Check Point Adds WAF to FedRAMP-Certified Government Platform

The company says its web application and API security product is included in its government offering, though the public Marketplace record does not name WAF.

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The public FedRAMP Marketplace record names Check Point Platform for Government but not its WAF product; Check Point says WAF is included in the existing certified offering. The company says the product is available through the FedRAMP Marketplace.

The Marketplace lists the broader Check Point Platform for Government as FedRAMP Certified since Sept. 24, 2025. Its public page, last updated Nov. 10, does not list WAF by name. FedRAMP certification supports agencies’ security reviews, but agencies still decide whether a service fits their own systems and authorize its use.

Check Point says WAF combines application and API protection with bot mitigation, DDoS protection and security features for generative AI applications. The company’s 2026 Cloud Security Report found that 70% of surveyed organizations ran GenAI workloads in production, while 5% reported full visibility into AI tool use and 14% had formal GenAI policies actively enforced and audited. The survey covered 1,042 cybersecurity and IT professionals across industries.

The announcement disclosed no pricing, contract awards or expected revenue from the addition.

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