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November 16 News, cloud or cloud security for the security sector boom, network security solutions provider Check Point company founder, Chairman and CEO Gil Shwed recently said in Beijing that cloud computing is not easy to use in the security sector. On the November 12, Check Point Company held an "Asia Tour" tour in Beijing to show attention to emerging markets such as China. When asked about how to look at cloud computing, the founder, chairman and CEO of the check Point company at the media communication meeting that day.

The world's leading check Point Software Technology Co., Ltd. has recently launched a new security Gateway Virtual edition™ (VE) at the VMworld 2010 conference, which integrates Vmsafe, Use the industry's most advanced firewall to provide security to the cloud environment to help protect the dynamic virtual environment against internal and external security threats. The new security Gateway VE uses the Software blade architecture of Check Point to make the enterprise ...

This article is mainly about the Check Point Encryption scheme to obtain eal4+ certification, Internet security field Check Point Software Technology Co., Ltd. has announced its endpoint security (Endpoint) Media encryption scheme Encryption) was awarded the "fourth level certification for general Guidelines Assessment" (eal4+) by the United States National Information Security Cooperation (NIAP). Media Encryption (4.95 HFA build 238) Further strong ...

Recent news, according to foreign media reports, security manufacturer Check Point chief executive Gil Shwed recently warned companies not to rush to use cloud computing, because the technology has its inherent risks. Shwed said the fact that sharing data with others is a huge security risk, "If I let the data on my server, at least I think I can protect the data, but like hundreds of servers in cloud computing, there is a vulnerability in one application that allows the virus to propagate to other servers." The same security risk may be a leak ...

Vulnerabilities in routers have become frequent in recent years, and routing vendors are often pointed out that there is a security problem with the equipment in store. Last night, security research company Check Point claimed to have found a significant routing vulnerability that could allow attackers to control home and small business routers, and route to an intranet device. Check Point says the vulnerability affects at least 12 million routes produced by more than 20 routing vendors, including TP, Link, Huawei and other well-known vendors. Given that this vulnerability is affected ...