In 2025, Government institutions around the world experienced a 43% increase in attacks and education organizations faced an even sharper increase of 75%. These escalating threats demand rapid response capabilities, yet traditional procurement processes often delay critical security implementations by months.

Check Point's inclusion on the Georgia State contract significantly improves procurement efficiency for State, Local and Education (SLED) agencies. This competitively bid vehicle eliminates traditional barriers like lengthy Request for Proposal (RFP) processes, which typically delay cybersecurity implementations by two to six months. Any public agency in Georgia can now acquire Check Point's cybersecurity solutions through streamlined purchasing processes.

The contract provides direct access to Check Point's full security portfolio without added paperwork or administrative burden. Agencies can simply reference the contract number on purchase orders to ensure procurement compliance and accelerate deployment timelines. This is particularly valuable in cybersecurity, where delays in implementation can leave agencies vulnerable to sophisticated attacks.

For resource-constrained Public Sector organizations, the Georgia State contract simplifies procurement while maintaining competitive pricing and compliance oversight. Agencies can focus limited IT resources on strategic initiatives rather than complex procurement processes, enhancing their ability to protect citizen data and maintain operational continuity.