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A Live Look at Agentic Exposure Validation: Video and Q&A

PhoneBoy — Wed, 10 Jun 2026 21:55:36 GMT

So basically Check Point besides finding the code, it will analyze how effective the code is, correct?

Identified vulnerabilities are analyzed for exploitation, possibly using data from other sources to do so (e.g. data disclosures from Git repositories). The possibility of exploitation is tested and confirmed by AI Agents.

How can we be sure the AI isn’t creating or claiming there is a problem that may or may not exist?

The full reasoning behind the finding is provided as part of the report, including a proof of concept to demonstrate.

Are all these Check Point Exposure analysis done by Check Point AI ?

Yes.

Is a human reviewing the results of your agents before the results are given to the client?

The goal eventually is to review together but there is no human in the loop - its all AI based. Its all automated and then we will share with you.

Re: A Live Look at Agentic Exposure Validation: Video and Q&A

JoSec — Thu, 11 Jun 2026 16:57:21 GMT

We enforce content restrictions and I am unable to view the video and it displays "This video is unavailable with Restricted Mode enabled. To view this video, you will need to disable Restricted Mode". I have never had this issue before with any of CheckPoints videos.

Re: A Live Look at Agentic Exposure Validation: Video and Q&A

PhoneBoy — Thu, 11 Jun 2026 18:37:03 GMT

That's...odd.
Can you check one of the other sessions I've posted recently, e.g. https://community.checkpoint.com/t5/Threat-Exposure-Management/Bridging-the-CAASM-with-Exposure-Management-June-2026-Video-and/m-p/277822#M18

Re: A Live Look at Agentic Exposure Validation: Video and Q&A

JoSec — Thu, 11 Jun 2026 18:39:03 GMT

No problem with any other videos.

Re: A Live Look at Agentic Exposure Validation: Video and Q&A

PhoneBoy — Thu, 11 Jun 2026 19:10:29 GMT

Weird as they're all posted the same (Unlisted, "Not Made for Kids" per COPPA rules in the US).