Tag: Check Point Blog

SASE Survey Reveals User Experience Is Top of Mind

The results are in: end user experience is everything when it comes to SASE. That was the primary feedback from 650 security professionals we surveyed regarding SASE adoption. A full 71% put end user experience as their top concern. This…

2024’s Cyber Battleground Unveiled: Escalating Ransomware Epidemic, the Evolution of Cyber Warfare Tactics and strategic use of AI in defense – Insights from Check Point’s Latest Security Report

Key Takeaways: ·        Rising Threats: Cybersecurity landscape faces an unprecedented surge in ransomware attacks, with 1 in every 10 organizations globally being targeted in 2023. ·        Evolution of Tactics: Adversaries exploit zero-day vulnerabilities, employ disruptive wipers, utlise emerging RaaS (Ransomware-as-a-Service)…

Hybrid Mesh and the Check Point Infinity Platform

Gartner has recently recognized Check Point as a Representative Vendor for Hybrid Mesh Firewall Platforms (“Hybrid Mesh”). This blog explores what hybrid mesh is and how the Check Point Infinity Platform delivers on the promise of a cyber security strategy…

Getting to Know Muhammad Yahya Patel

Muhammad (Mo) Yahya Patel is a lead security engineer and a member of Check Point’s Office of the CTO. Before joining Check Point, Mo worked as a security consultant, designing and implementing security solutions for private and public sector organisations…

Get to Know Check Point Harmony SASE

Check Point’s new Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) offering is now called Harmony SASE. The world has changed in the last few years, and the old way of securing a standard on-premises network, with its notions of inside and outside…

Are People Problems Blocking Your Secure Cloud Migration?

Jonathan Maresky, Cloud Security Product Marketing Manager What gets in the way of successful and secure cloud migrations? Ask most CIOs, cloud architects or IT engineers that question, and their minds will probably first go to technological hurdles – like…

MalDocs in Word and Excel: A Persistent Cybersecurity Challenge

Highlights ·        Old Vulnerabilities Still Pose Risks: Despite being several years old, CVEs from 2017 and 2018 in Microsoft Word and Excel remain active threats in the cybersecurity landscape. Examples include CVE-2017-11882, CVE-2017-0199, and CVE-2018-0802. ·        Widespread Use by Cybercriminals:…

Spoofing Temu for Credential Harvesting

Introduction Temu, an international online e-commerce store that has quickly gained prominence, offers discounted goods directly shipped to consumers without intermediate distributors. Launched in 2022 and owned by Pindouduo, it has attracted a large audience, with 40% of its downloads…

Fake Voicemail as Credential Harvesting Lure

Introduction Hackers will try just about anything to get you to click on a malicious link. The key is to make the overall email seem as believable as possible. The more legitimate it seems, the better. The more believable it…

Generative AI is the Pride of Cybercrime Services

Cybercriminals Officially Utilize Generative AI for Spam Campaigns, Social Media Impersonation and Verification Services Highlights: – Generative AI as a Cybercrime Tool: Cybercriminals are increasingly using generative AI for sophisticated cybercrimes, including social media impersonation, spam campaigns, and KYC verification services.…