Quantum Maestro

Hyperscale orchestration that clusters Check Point security gateways into a load-balanced firewall system. Check Point Maestro is a hyperscale network security solution that enables organizations to scale security on demand. KEVs are actively tracked by CISA (Cyber Security Infrastructure & Security Agency) which is the authoritative source of this data across all networking product vendors. The Maestro hyperscale network security solution orchestrates multiple Check Point firewalls as one unified system, with seamless and near limitless scaling. It is available as a hardware appliance.

Current Version

R82.20

Product Page

checkpoint.com/…/maestro-hypersca…

Market

EnterpriseService Provider

Licence

Paid

Price

Quote

Record Created

2026-09-19

Last Updated

2026-10-14

Check Point invented the product category it still sells. Gil Shwed, Marius Nacht and Shlomo Kramer founded it in Tel Aviv in 1993 and shipped FireWall-1, the first commercial firewall to track the state of a connection rather than judging each packet on its own — the technique nearly every firewall since has used. Shwed still runs the company, which is listed on Nasdaq, employs over 7,000 people and keeps its international headquarters in Tel Aviv with a US head office in Redwood City. The range is organised into four names: Check Point Quantum for network security and the firewall appliances, Check Point Harmony for users, devices and email, Check Point CloudGuard for cloud workloads, and Check Point Infinity as the platform and management layer that ties them together. Check Point Endpoint Security is the agent that appears in this index. It sells almost entirely to organisations — there is no consumer line — and its firewall business is the older and larger half, which is worth knowing when comparing its endpoint results against vendors who do nothing else. Vendor page →

Website

checkpoint.com

Country

🇮🇱Israel

Headquarters

🇮🇱Tel Aviv, Israel

Year Established

1993

Customers

100K organisations

Users

10M users

Revenue

$2.7B (2025)