In the most recent edition of its annual Security Report, Check Point Software Technologies looked back on a tumultuous year in cybersecurity, with the boundaries between state cyber-operations and hacktivism becoming blurred as nation states act with a degree of anonymity without retaliation. In this article, Sergey Shykevich, Threat IntelligenceRead More…
Cybercrime is growing and organizations around the world are increasingly vulnerable to them. As a corollary cybersecurity is one of the fastest-growing fields in technology. The demand for cybersecurity is greater than ever. However the sector is also suffering from talent gap.Read More…
Check Point Software Technologies has announced significant leadership changes to bolster crucial business areas and continue providing top-class security. The company has hired Nataly Kremer as Chief Product Officer and Head of R&D, appointed Dr. Dorit Dor as Chief Technology Officer,Read More…
The rate of cybercrime continues to climb in the Middle East. Cyber attacks in the region remain a threat that is challenging to mitigate. The reason is not far to seek. The attacks are constantly evolving. The rising threat of data breaches among enterprises in the Middle EastRead More…
Check Point has today introduced Infinity Spark, a threat prevention solution that delivers industry-leading AI security and integrated connectivity to small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).Read More…
The year 2020 has had a profound effect on everyone living on this planet. This is true even for the field of technology. Right until the pandemic hit us, the momentum of digital transformation was progressing at a snail’s pace.Read More…
AmiViz today announced that the company is participating at GITEX GLOBAL for the second year in a row after tasting super success last year. The marketplace has enabled the company to create a vendor ecosystem to represent a comprehensive stack of solutionsRead More…
Check Point Software Technologies warns that gaming is also one of the major targets of cybercriminals. Companies in the gaming industry that have fallen victim to cyberattack include CD Projekt Red, Electronic Arts and Ubisoft.Read More…
