Check Point Software Achieves Top Security Ranking in Miercom's 2026 Report
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- •Check Point achieved a 99.8% security effectiveness score in Miercom's 2026 report.
- •The company reported 100% phishing detection and 99.9% malware prevention.
- •This is Check Point's fourth consecutive year ranking #1 in the industry.
Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. has been ranked #1 in Miercom's 2026 Hybrid Mesh Network Security Benchmark report, achieving a security effectiveness score of 99.8%. This marks the fourth consecutive year that Check Point has led the industry, particularly as cyber attacks have accelerated due to AI advancements. The report highlights Check Point's 100% phishing detection rate and 99.9% effectiveness in preventing AI-powered malware. The FBI reported over 60 new ransomware variants in 2025, underscoring the urgency of effective cybersecurity measures. Miercom's assessment evaluated real-world security effectiveness across various deployment models, including on-premises and cloud solutions. Check Point's performance reflects its commitment to delivering prevention-first security at scale. The company has earned the Miercom Certified Secure certification, confirming its strong results across key security metrics. This recognition is crucial as organizations face increasing threats from sophisticated cyber attacks.
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