Check Point Software Technologies to Join GISEC 2024 – Intelligent CISO

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Check Point Software Technologies announces participation at GISEC 2024

Check Point Software Technologies is gearing up to participate in the Gulf Information Security Expo and Conference (GISEC) 2024, set to take place from April 23 to April 25 at the Dubai World Trade Centre. With cyber threats on the rise, the importance of advanced cybersecurity solutions has never been more critical, especially in a region like the United Arab Emirates, which has been experiencing a surge in cyberattacks.

At the event, Check Point Software will be showcasing its flagship Check Point Infinity Platform, a cutting-edge AI-powered, cloud-delivered cybersecurity solution designed to combat the evolving threat landscape. The platform offers comprehensive protection, consolidated operations, and collaborative communication capabilities to help organizations stay ahead of cyber threats.

Visitors to the Check Point booth at GISEC 2024 can expect to see demonstrations of key features such as Check Point Infinity Playblocks, which automatically triggers preventive actions against attacks, and Check Point Infinity AI Copilot, which leverages AI to automate complex security tasks. Additionally, the Check Point UAE Infinity Portal will be highlighted, catering to organizations of all sizes while adhering to the UAE’s data privacy regulations.

Ram Narayanan, Country Manager at Check Point Software Technologies Middle East, expressed the company’s commitment to enhancing cybersecurity defenses in the region. He emphasized the importance of the Check Point Infinity Platform in providing robust solutions to protect assets and prevent cyber-attacks.

Furthermore, Check Point Software will use the opportunity at GISEC 2024 to strengthen relationships with customers and partners, demonstrating their dedication to providing advanced cybersecurity solutions in the region. Attendees can engage with Check Point representatives to discuss security challenges and explore how the company’s innovations can enhance cybersecurity resilience and protect critical assets.

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