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In the cybersecurity community, the ability to see a threat before it strikes defines who stays safe and who gets hit. This was the central theme of Check Point’s recent Threat Intelligence live AMA Reddit webinar, where leading experts from Check Point Research (CPR) and External Risk Management (ERM) Research (formerly Cyberint) offered rare, behind-the-scenes insights into how they track, predict, and prevent attacks at machine speed.
These experts are :

• Sergey Shykevich – Head of Threat Int

Most (87%) security professionals have reported that their organization has encountered an AI-driven cyber-attack in the last year, with the technology increasingly taking hold, according to a new report by SoSafe.  The new SoSafe 2025 Cybercrime Trends report also noted that 91% of all security experts anticipate a significant surge in AI-driven threats over the next three years.   The World Economic Forum’s Global Cybersecurity Outlook 2025 cited a 223% increase in the trade of deepfake-relate

Let’s say you are a bridge officer on a 12,000 TEU container vessel in the Kill Van Kull Channel (upper NYC bay area), heading west towards the Bayonne Bridge with a pilot on board.  It is a cloudless sunny day. As you pass Constable Hook Reach, you feel the ship veer hard to port and your speed appears to increase.  Although the bridge instruments show your expected speed, location, and rudder position, the rudder is, in fact, hard over to port and your speed has increased to 12 knots.  The pil