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Check Point WAF and DDoS Solutions Address Recent Cyber Threats

Check Point WAF and DDoS Solutions Address Recent Cyber Threats

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ThreatCluster •October 6, 2026 at 12:58 UTC
  • •Check Point's WAF addresses minus-zero-day attacks.
  • •DDoS mitigation strategies are critical for modern cybersecurity.
  • •Webcasts feature insights from Check Point's technical leaders.

Check Point has launched two webcasts discussing their Web Application Firewall (WAF) and DDoS mitigation strategies. The WAF webcast focuses on preventing minus-zero-day attacks, emphasizing the importance of proactive defenses against emerging threats. The DDoS webcast outlines the transition from DDoS attacks to effective mitigation techniques, highlighting the need for robust security measures. Both webcasts feature insights from Check Point's product and technical leaders, aiming to equip cybersecurity professionals with knowledge to combat these threats. The discussions are timely, given the increasing sophistication of cyberattacks targeting organizations globally. No specific CVEs or details were mentioned in the articles.

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What is a minus-zero-day attack?
A minus-zero-day attack refers to vulnerabilities that are known but not yet patched, making them susceptible to exploitation.
How can we mitigate DDoS attacks?
Implementing robust DDoS mitigation strategies, such as traffic filtering and rate limiting, can help protect against these attacks.
Who are the speakers in the webcasts?
The webcasts feature Ido Breger, Noam Saar, Vani Kalra, and Jeff Engel from Check Point.