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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Steven Scheer<\/strong>

JERUSALEM: Check Point Software Technologies<\/a> beat estimates with a 2% gain in second-quarter profit, boosted by double-digit growth in revenue from products and subscriptions to protect cloud and other networks from escalating cyber attacks<\/a>.

The Israel-based group on Monday said it earned $1.64 per diluted share excluding one-off items in the April to June period, up from $1.61 a year earlier. Revenue grew 9% to $571 million.

It was forecast to earn $1.62 a share on revenue of $560 million, according to I\/B\/E\/S data from
Refinitiv<\/a>.

\"The demand for cyber has remained healthy in the last year and I hope it will stay that way,\" Chief Executive Gil Shwed told reporters, adding that while the global economic slowdown had some impact, supply chain disruptions affected the company more.

\"The last four quarters ... we started seeing better and better results. Initially, it was in some more internal measurements and this quarter, we're seeing it also on the top line with revenue growth.\"

Over the past quarter, cyber-attacks increased by 32%, while advanced attacks, such as
ransomware<\/a>, grew by 59% to underscore the critical need for cyber security<\/a>, Shwed said.

To that end,
Check Point<\/a> has moved to a consolidated prevention-first security architecture that encompasses securing corporate networks, the cloud and employees' who work remotely. Security subscription revenue grew 14% in the quarter.

Shwed said that after making six acquisitions the last few years Check Point, with $3.7 billion in cash, was seeking more.

\"It's always challenging to find the right companies and we are in a constant look for the right targets,\" he said. \"I'm sure that in the mid to long range, we'll find more opportunities.\"

Check Point, whose shares are up 7% this year, said it bought back $325 million worth of shares in the quarter, as part of its share repurchase programme.

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检查第二季度利润收益“健康”网络安全的需求

这家以色列集团周一表示,摊薄后每股收益为1.64美元不包括一次性项目在4月至6月期间,高于上年同期的1.61美元。收入增长9%至5.71亿美元。

  • 更新2022年8月2日08:08点坚持
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耶路撒冷:检查软件技术超过预期,第二季度利润增长2%,得益于两位数增长的收入从产品和订阅保护云计算和其他网络升级网络攻击

这家以色列集团周一表示,摊薄后每股收益为1.64美元不包括一次性项目在4月至6月期间,高于上年同期的1.61美元。收入增长9%至5.71亿美元。

这是预测获得每股1.62美元,营收为5.6亿美元,根据I / B / E / S的数据Refinitiv

”对网络的需求一直保持健康的在去年,我希望它永远这样,”首席执行官吉尔丹瑞告诉记者,并补充道,虽然全球经济放缓了一些影响,供应链中断影响的公司。

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“过去四个季度…我们开始看到更好、更好的结果。最初,在一些内部测量,本季度,我们看到它还在与营收增长。”

在过去的季度,网络攻击增加了32%,而先进的攻击,如ransomware增长了59%,凸显了重要的需要网络安全丹瑞说。

为此,检查搬到一个综合预防为主的安全架构,包括保障公司网络、云计算和员工远程工作。安全订阅收入在第一季度增长了14%。

丹瑞说,收购后六过去几年中检查,以37亿美元的现金,正在寻求更多。

“总是难以找到合适的公司,我们不断的寻找合适的目标,”他说。“我相信中长期范围,我们会找到更多的机会。”

检查,股价今年上涨了7%,表示,回购价值3.25亿美元的股票,其股票回购计划的一部分。

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<\/span><\/figcaption><\/figure>By Steven Scheer<\/strong>

JERUSALEM: Check Point Software Technologies<\/a> beat estimates with a 2% gain in second-quarter profit, boosted by double-digit growth in revenue from products and subscriptions to protect cloud and other networks from escalating cyber attacks<\/a>.

The Israel-based group on Monday said it earned $1.64 per diluted share excluding one-off items in the April to June period, up from $1.61 a year earlier. Revenue grew 9% to $571 million.

It was forecast to earn $1.62 a share on revenue of $560 million, according to I\/B\/E\/S data from
Refinitiv<\/a>.

\"The demand for cyber has remained healthy in the last year and I hope it will stay that way,\" Chief Executive Gil Shwed told reporters, adding that while the global economic slowdown had some impact, supply chain disruptions affected the company more.

\"The last four quarters ... we started seeing better and better results. Initially, it was in some more internal measurements and this quarter, we're seeing it also on the top line with revenue growth.\"

Over the past quarter, cyber-attacks increased by 32%, while advanced attacks, such as
ransomware<\/a>, grew by 59% to underscore the critical need for cyber security<\/a>, Shwed said.

To that end,
Check Point<\/a> has moved to a consolidated prevention-first security architecture that encompasses securing corporate networks, the cloud and employees' who work remotely. Security subscription revenue grew 14% in the quarter.

Shwed said that after making six acquisitions the last few years Check Point, with $3.7 billion in cash, was seeking more.

\"It's always challenging to find the right companies and we are in a constant look for the right targets,\" he said. \"I'm sure that in the mid to long range, we'll find more opportunities.\"

Check Point, whose shares are up 7% this year, said it bought back $325 million worth of shares in the quarter, as part of its share repurchase programme.

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