Security
Gil Shwed is an anachronism: A startup founder who has stayed CEO for three decades, carefully growing his brainchild from nothing into a $2 billion-by-annual-revenue powerhouse, whilst reporting a profit every single quarter along the way. (“Every quarter?” The Stack asks. “Every month,” Check Point’s CEO says softly.) Check
Security experts are warning that a critical Microsoft Outlook exploit is trivial to deploy and “will likely be leveraged imminently by actors for espionage purposes or financial gain” – after Ukrainian cybersecurity authorities disclosed CVE-2023-23397, a critical vulnerability that requires no user interaction to exploit. As The Stack reported, the critical
Check Point has launched a new integrated global services offering, as the cybersecurity company continues to tighten up its portfolio -- which is built around four pillars: “Quantum” for network security, “Harmony” for end-user devices, “CloudGuard” for cloud security and “Horizon” for SOC and security management. Check Point, whose CEO