Check Point Research (CPR), the Threat Intelligence arm of Check Point Software has unveiled its 2023 Mid-Year Security Report. The report uncovers an unsettling 8% surge in global weekly cyberattacks in the second quarter, the most significant increase in two years, highlighting how attackers have cunningly combined next-gen AI technologies withRead More…
Check Point has announced its participation at GISEC 2022 to showcase the industry’s first consolidated security architecture, Check Point Infinity and also focus on other solutions.Read More…
To celebrate International Women’s Day 2022, Check Point, reveals that it works and carries out actions every day to increase female representation within its company and to support the proliferation of women in the cybersecurity industry.Read More…
Check Point Research (CPR) spots new malware that is actively being distributed through gaming applications on Microsoft’s official store. Named Electron-bot, the malware can control social media accounts of its victims, including Facebook, Google and Sound Cloud.Read More…
Check Point Research (CPR) has released its 2022 Security Report that covers incidents from the SolarWinds attack at the beginning of the year, which presented a whole new level of sophistication and spread, all the way through to December and the influx of Apache Log4j vulnerability exploitations.Read More…
Check Point Software Technologies, a leading provider of cyber-security solutions globally, released its cyber-security predictions for 2022 detailing the key security challenges that organizations will face over the next year. While cybercriminals continue to leverage the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic,Read More…
Check Point Research (CPR), the Threat Intelligence arm of Check Pointas Software Technologies, a leading provider of cyber security solutions globally, has released its ‘Cyber Attack Trends: 2021 Mid-Year Report’, which shows how cyber criminals have continued to exploit the global shift to hybrid working and target organizations across allRead More…
Researchers at Check Point reported that the Emotet trojan has returned to first place in the top malware list, impacting 7% of organizations globally, following a spam campaign which targeted over 100,000 users per day during the holiday season.Read More…
