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Get Our Safe Browsing Widget

Our Safe Browsing Widget shows the security status of the website for visitors. When the widget is green, your website is safe and poses no threat to users. A red widget means that the website may harm visitors. We detect two types of threats: phishing and distribution of malware.

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You can install this widget on your website for free. Simply copy this code and paste it into your checkpoint.com site.

What we check

We check the safety of the checkpoint.com main page only. If you want us to check the safety of other web pages (entire website), paste a URL to your sitemap, for example http://www.checkpoint.com/sitemap.xml. Make sure the sitemap file exists and has xml or txt extension (i.e. http://www.checkpoint.com/sitemap.xml or http://www.checkpoint.com/yoursitemap01.txt)

Safe Browsing

Advisory provided by Google. Google works to provide the most accurate and up-to-date phishing and malware information. However, it cannot guarantee that its information is comprehensive and error-free: some risky sites may not be identified, and some safe sites may be identified in error.
We believe the Web should be safe for every user. Unfortunately, there are a lot of websites that can cause harm to user`s PCs. The most common threats are phishing and distribution of malicious software.

Phishing is a type of fraud. Hackers try to get confidential information (identity theft) - logins and passwords - to access online banks accounts, social networks, web mail services, etc... learn more

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