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Check Point Business Products

Producer	Certified	Protection	Performance	Usability
April 2020
Check Point Endpoint Security 81.10		100	83.3	100›
February 2020
Check Point Endpoint Security 81.10		100	83.3	100›
October 2019
Check Point Endpoint Security 81.10 & 81.20		100	91.7	100›
August 2019
Check Point Endpoint Security 81.10		100	83.3	100›
April 2019
Check Point SandBlast Agent 80.92		100	91.7	100›
August 2018
Check Point SandBlast Agent 80.84		100	91.7	100›

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