Coronavirus: The Day After Preparing For The Next Global Crisis

A new Check Point Research reveals more than 400 vulnerable pieces of code in one of Qualcomm Technologies DSP chips, which are embedded into over 40% of the mobile phone market.

Is your mobile workforce protected? Is your corporate data secure? What is a DSP and how did we reveal these vulnerabilities?

Get the full story on our live webinar.

The rapid adoption of SaaS applications is prompting network administrators to re-evaluate their enterprise WAN infrastructure and services. As enterprises increasingly adopt a cloud-first architecture and directly connect branch office workers to SaaS services, new security risks and cyber threats are becoming a concern.

Enterprises now need a solution that can intelligently and securely optimize branch office SD-WAN internet connections to the cloud, addressing these new network security challenges.

We have invited our technology partner, Silver Peak, to join us in this webinar to share how their Unity EdgeConnect SD-WAN edge platform complements our cloud-hosted security service to deliver a secure SD-WAN experience.

A recent industry study reveals: 67% of enterprises have experienced an IoT security incident. From smart TV’s, IP cameras, and smart elevators, to hospital infusion pumps and industrial PLC controllers, IoT and OT (Operational Technology) devices are inherently vulnerable and easy to hack.

In this webinar, we will show you how to minimize your exposure to the IoT cyber-risk and prevent the next cyberattack.

Some called the COVID-19 pandemic the "global crisis of the century", leaving enterprises scrambling to ready their infrastructure for remote work in a short time. Cyber criminals have likewise calibrated their attack approaches to adapt to the new IT landscape.

Join EliteCISOs and Check Point at this EliteKnowledge session to learn how the Coronavirus pandemic have changed the cyber security landscape and learn how cyber criminals are changing the way they work.

You will get to hear from Ashwin Ram, Check Point's Cyber Security Evangelist, who will also share with you the best practices to secure your everything in this "new normal".

Now that we are moving towards a ‘new normal’ of lock-downs lifting in parts of the world, organizations need to close off security gaps and secure networks with a holistic, end-to-end security architecture.

Join our Cyber Security Evangelist, Ashwin Ram, in this webinar to hear about the latest cyber threats that Check Point Research have uncovered in the recent days and the technologies that will help you mitigate threats on your network and endpoints.

You will also hear from our Technology Partner, Radware, on how Check Point and Radware are working together to help you mitigate DDOS attacks and combat threats using SSL inspection. You will be hearing from Sharon Shitrit, Director of Product Management and Yaron Azerual, Product Manager from Radware

Consolidating all aspects of your security environment to enable seamless security management is never easy task. Tufin compliments Check Point’s vision through comprehensive visibility and automation as the key drivers to enforcing a unified security policy across the organization and enabling agile delivery of innovations, allowing customers all over the world to remove impediments for digital innovation via consolidation.

Join us in this webinar to review common use cases of enhanced security and compliance, and learn how you can:
• Reduce attack surface for malicious attack through comprehensive visibility and reduction of misconfigurations on your network devices
• Expedite and expand your Check Point deployments by reducing misconfiguration errors as well as efficient change management
• Deliver continuous and pro-active compliance through interactive unified security policy matrix and effective ‘what-if’ analysis
• Ace your audits through detail records of business reasoning as well as identification of authorized and unauthorized changes

If you're unable to attend this live webinar, you may still register to receive a link after the webinar to watch the session on-demand any time.

Some called the COVID-19 pandemic the "global crisis of the century", leaving enterprises scrambling to ready their infrastructure for remote work in a short time. Cyber criminals have likewise calibrated their attack approaches to adapt to the new IT landscape.

Join EliteCISOs and Check Point at this EliteKnowledge session to learn how the Coronavirus pandemic have changed the cyber security landscape and learn how cyber criminals are changing the way they work.

You will get to hear from Ashwin Ram, Check Point's Cyber Security Evangelist, who will also share with you the best practices to secure your everything in this "new normal".

Today more than 90% of enterprises use some type of cloud service, with some enterprises using three to four cloud providers, on average. And although embracing digital transformation opens new business opportunities, the growing migration to public cloud environments has led to an increase in cyber-attacks.

In 2019 cloud-related attacks and breaches made even more headlines and it is expected this trend will continue to grow in 2020.

In this webinar, Ashwin Ram, Cyber Security Evangelist, will cover recent trends and highlight some of the advancements made in fending off threats and turning security into an enabler force in enterprise digital transformation.

Nhiều cuộc tấn công mạng đã gia tăng trong sự bùng phát dịch coronavirus hiện nay. Những nhân viên làm việc từ xa đã trở thành những mục tiêu dễ dàng của những tin tặc và các doanh nghiệp đã chú trọng hơn những vấn đề an ninh mạng trong những thời khắc khó khăn này.
• Giải pháp an ninh giúp ngăn chặn và bảo vệ các cuộc tấn công mạng khi chúng xảy ra
• Khả năng mở rộng giải pháp an ninh theo nhu cầu của doanh nghiệp để đáp ứng sự phát triển nhanh chóng của mạng lưới Công nghệ Thông tin
• Hợp nhất giải pháp an ninh để đẩy mạnh các hoạt động và giảm chi phí
Hãy tham gia hội thảo trực tuyến này để tìm hiểu Check Point có thể giúp bạn như thế nào để Đạt được Sự đột phá về an ninh mạng trước những vấn đề này.

The growing need for data mobility and corporate devices makes it vital for companies to implement cybersecurity strategies that are adapted to new scenarios and challenges. According to a recent Check Point report, almost 30% businesses suffer from cyber attacks caused by the security compromise of a mobile device. Organizations can no longer ignore the risk posed by mobile devices.

In this webinar, we will talk about latest attack vectors used by cyber criminals to breach enterprise mobile devices and how organizations can avoid potential security breaches.

During the first six months of 2020, Check Point’s Incident Response Team has seen a two-fold increase in attacks on organizations over 2019. There were several common themes: attacks that attempted to extort monies from individuals receiving government aid; political groups on both the right and left targeted specific businesses and individuals whose policies they disagreed with; and the most prevalent kind of attacks were on the remote access systems of Check Point customers.

In this session, we’ll examine these trends and how organizations are arming themselves during for battle during the New Normal.

With 90 percent of all cyber crimes beginning with some form of a phishing attack, it’s no surprise that mobile devices used by employees of financial services organizations and their customers have become easy targets. Infected mobile apps and zero-day malware steal sensitive data on employees’ devices and transmit it to command-and-control servers operated by nation states and other threat actors.

In this session we’ll discuss how nation states conduct sophisticated mobile network attacks on financial services organizations and the kind of mobile security solution that’s needed to defend against them.

Government agencies hold treasure troves of especially attractive state and personal information for threat actors. The ubiquitous nature of email makes these systems vulnerable and a prime attack vector. The transition from on-premise Exchange servers to cloud email systems has further compounded the rate of attacks as hackers target workers’ email credentials and use them to design highly effective phishing campaigns. The Office 365 environments of government agencies are especially susceptible to these kinds of attacks.

In this session we’ll show how sophisticated attacks on Office 365 can be blocked using state-of-the-art threat prevention solutions that help put an end to phishing attacks.

Targeted attacks against industrial control systems (ICS) and manufacturing systems increased by 2,000% in 2019, often involving nation states using ransomware to damage critical systems. Here’s the reason why: Protecting ICS and manufacturing systems against cyber attacks is more challenging than ever as organizations embrace Industry 4.0, a model that embraces a combination of traditional manufacturing and industrial IT practices with the latest smart technologies. The increasing connectivity of industrial control systems and the convergence of OT and IT networks expands the attack surface of industrial manufacturing.

In this session we’ll look at several kinds of attacks, and how Check Point’s ICS security solution minimizes risk exposure across IT and OT environments, block attacks before they reach critical assets.

Internet-connected medical devices have revolutionized the way hospitals operate and deliver significant value. But connected medical devices also pose tremendous cyber security risks. These widely deployed devices are highly vulnerable, frequently left unpatched, and easily hacked. Since traditional IT security solutions were not designed to secure medical devices, it's time for a new approach.

In this session we’ll show several kinds of attacks and how vulnerable hospital devices and the networks on which they reside can be protected.

Adam Sandler rapped about the needs of a modern man. "Phone, Wallet, Keys" - that's everything a man needs.

Even if during the song this statement was debunked by Adam Sandler himself, it's indisputably true for malicious actors on the mobile front.

YOUR phone, YOUR wallet, YOUR keys - that's all that matters to them, and they are going to stop at nothing until they get their hands on as many of those as possible.
In this talk, I will provide an overview of the latest and leading financial threats of the mobile front, describe their methods of distribution, their functionality, and most importantly, their impact on their victims.

This session will cover recent cyber-attacks by APT groups, exploiting public interest and fear of the COVID-19 virus, in order to deliver backdoors to target organizations.

The review will be followed by a deep dive into the ViciousPanda campaign against the Mongolian public sector, uncovered by Check Point Research.

The Check Point Incident Response has been working with manufacturing customers around the world to prepare for and respond to cyber attacks. The recent wave of ransomware attacks that cripple production systems and the state sponsored cyber attacks are impacting manufacturing organisations around the world, including many in the Asia Pacific region.

Raymond Schippers, APAC operations manager for the Incident Response Team, will discuss how organisations can prevent these kinds of incidents from happening to them and critical lessons learnt from responding to hundreds of incidents this year alone.