Product comparison

Verdictan vs. Check Point AI Agent Security

You must stop unsafe agent activity without hiding who owns the final action.

Why Verdictan

Verdictan applies policy at the gateway and records request-level decision evidence for supported AI traffic. Run it in a self-hosted or air-gapped environment.

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The Guard API returns a security finding
The API accepts an OpenAI-style message array and returns flagged status, payload details and optional detector breakdowns.
The application owns mitigation
Check Point documentation tells the application to decide how it will handle a flagged interaction.
Self-hosting includes air-gapped options
The deployment guide documents Kubernetes, Docker and air-gapped environments for enterprise customers.

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Feature comparison

Features for Verdictan and Check Point AI Agent Security
Feature	Verdictan	Check Point AI Agent Security
Architecture and integration
Inline AI request inspection	Documented	Documented
Air-gapped deployment	Documented	Documented
OpenAI-style Guard API	Not documented in the reviewed sources	Documented
Model-independent guardrail service	Not documented in the reviewed sources	Documented
Security controls
Text message inspection	Limited: Listed routes only	Limited: Latest interaction only
Prompt-injection defense	Documented	Documented
Data and content controls	Documented	Documented
Agent and tool behavior	Limited: Documented tool actions	Documented
Action and governance
Application-controlled mitigation	Not documented in the reviewed sources	Documented
Per-project policy assignment	Documented	Documented
PII-redacted prompt logs	Documented	Limited: Configurable capture
Administrative RBAC	Not documented in the reviewed sources	Limited: Overview only

Common questions

What to ask before you decide

Does the Guard API block requests by itself?

No. It returns findings, and the application decides the mitigation.

Can AI Agent Security run in an air-gapped environment?

Yes. The enterprise self-hosting guide documents an air-gapped option.

Does the Guard API accept an OpenAI-style message format?

Yes. The API reference documents an OpenAI Chat Completions message array.

Can it control agent tools?

Yes. Agent behavior controls can restrict off-task actions and allowed or denied tools.

Does it log every prompt by default?

The platform documents configurable prompt logging and PII redaction. Verify the project setting and plan.

What should we test first?

Test one flagged prompt and one denied tool. Trace the API result, application action and dashboard record.

How we researched this page

We checked the official sources below on Aug. 11, 2026. Product scope, plan access, beta status and support can change.

This review covers the listed public sources on Aug. 11, 2026.
Confirm the plan, region, version and contract terms before a production decision.
A verify status means the reviewed sources did not establish the point. It does not mean the feature is absent.
Confirm the enterprise plan for self-hosting, RBAC, SIEM and retention controls.
Test every application mitigation because the Guard API returns findings instead of applying the final action.
Verify media support beyond the documented text request format.

Earlier or related names: Lakera Guard.

Verdictan is not affiliated with Check Point. Product names can be trademarks of their respective owners.

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Verdictan vs. Check Point AI Agent Security

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