Check Point Software Technologies reported its third-quarter financial results, showing a 7% increase in revenue to $635.1 million, with security subscriptions revenue up 11.5%. Despite the revenue growth and earnings matching estimates, the company's margins declined due to rising expenses. Consequently, Check Point's stock plummeted nearly 15% and was down 7.7% pre-market. CEO Gil Shwed discussed the quarterly results and noted a record spike in cyber attacks year over year. In contrast, Commvault's stock rose 12.4% pre-market after announcing its fiscal 2025 second-quarter financial results.