CHKP Surges into Top 500 by Trading Volume Amid 54.95% Jump and 1.69% Price Drop as Security Pact with OneLayer Boosts OT Cybersecurity

On August 7, 2025, Check Point Software (CHKP) saw a trading volume of $0.32 billion, up 54.95% from the previous day, while its stock price declined 1.69%. The company announced a strategic partnership with OneLayer to enhance security for private LTE and 5G networks, aiming to address growing cybersecurity challenges in operational technology (OT) environments.

The collaboration integrates OneLayer’s real-time context data with Check Point’s Quantum firewall, enabling businesses to enforce Zero Trust security models and implement dynamic, context-based policy management. Key features include SIM swap detection to identify unauthorized device changes and dynamic IP management for seamless network transitions. These capabilities are critical for sectors like healthcare, where securing distributed assets and mitigating physical tampering risks are priorities.

The partnership supports agile operations by automating policy enforcement and reducing manual oversight, offering a scalable solution for enterprises expanding connected device networks. Analysts highlight the potential for long-term growth as digital transformation accelerates, with the integration aligning with evolving demands for robust cybersecurity frameworks in complex environments.

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