Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. - Ordinary Shares (CHKP)
215.00
+2.76 (1.30%)
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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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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Check Point reports Q3 revenue of $635.10M, missing analyst estimate; EPS of $2.25 in line with estimate. Products, subscriptions, and maintenance revenue all grew.
The SEC charged four major companies for misleading disclosures about cybersecurity risks and breaches, including SolarWinds attack. Companies will pay fines and improve cybersecurity practices.
