Secure AI-Scale Traffic with the Maestro MHO 200

AI is pushing data center traffic to levels most security architectures were never built for, and much of it is encrypted. Today we’re introducing the Check Point Maestro Hyperscale Orchestrator (MHO) 200, our most powerful Maestro orchestrator yet. With new 400GbE ports and four times the capacity, it lets organizations secure AI traffic without slowing it down. Why Is AI Traffic So Hard to Secure in the Data Center…

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Audio Prompt Injection: What Voice Agents Hear That Text Guardrails Miss

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HTTP2Shell: The Brotli Vulnerability That Extends Beyond Node.js

The key point: CVE-2026-111497 now increasingly referred to as HTTP2Shell and initially reported as Node2Shell, is broader than a Node.js vulnerability. The vulnerability is associated with Brotli decompression, so defenders need to find vulnerable implementations across applications and infrastructure, confirm whether untrusted compressed data can reach them, and patch the affected component. AT A GLANCE · CVE: CVE-…

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Securing AI Agents from Discovery to Runtime: Check Point on Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise

AI agents are moving into production fast. They read enterprise data, call tools, and take actions across business systems. That creates a new problem: an agent can be fully authenticated and authorized and still be manipulated into doing the wrong thing. Google Cloud’s Gemini Enterprise gives enterprises a central control plane for agents. Check Point extends that control plane with AI-specific risk assessment and r…