Check Point Software is a leading provider of cybersecurity solutions that help organizations protect their networks, cloud environments, and mobile devices from a wide range of cyber threats
The company specializes in advanced threat prevention technologies that secure data and applications through a unified approach combining data security, network security, and endpoint protection. With a focus on innovation and comprehensive security architecture, Check Point aims to deliver robust, scalable solutions to safeguard enterprises against the evolving landscape of cyber risks, ensuring compliance and operational resilience.
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Variscite, a leading worldwide System on Module (SoM) designer, developer and manufacturer, today announced a partnership with Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. (NASDAQ: CHKP), a pioneer and global leader of cybersecurity solutions, that will dramatically increase IoT/Embedded device security to defend against sophisticated cyberattacks.
Cyber threats are evolving rapidly, driving demand for cybersecurity companies. ETFs like WCBR, BUG, and CIBR offer exposure to this high-growth sector.
The top 10 best performing large-cap stocks in the last week were Atlassian, Royal Caribbean, IBM, GitLab, Check Point, RBC Bearings, Alibaba, Duolingo, Franklin Resources, and Cloudflare.
Among the operational metrics, calculated billings rose 11% year-over-year to $959 million, and remaining performance obligations climbed 12% to $2.5 billion.
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