Harmony Browse is easily deployed as a nano-agent in users’ browsers, and can be combined with any secure web gateway or endpoint security tool to enhance overall protection, according to Check Point. It blocks zero-day malware downloads and access to phishing websites as well as preventing the reuse of corporate passwords, according to the company.

The all-new Harmony Browse tool provides secure, fast and private web browsing by inspecting all SSL traffic directly on the endpoint without adding latency or re-routing traffic through a secure web service, Check Point said. Check Point has therefore focused on locking down laptops and mobile devices while providing secure access to emails, applications and the internet. “It’s very intuitive for partners to bring their customers on board without even talking to us.”Ĭheck Point has noticed a huge increase in attacks being launched against users since COVID-19 forced most people to work from home, with hackers using phishing and malicious files to take over computers, steal credentials and take corporate data, Greenberg said. “Partners don’t need us to sell these products,” said Itai Greenberg, Check Point’s vice president of product management.

The entire Harmony bundle will be available to customers for $11 per user per month, while each of the individual components will cost roughly $4 per user per month on a standalone basis. The San Carlos, Calif.-based platform security vendor said Check Point Harmony brings together endpoint, browser, email and remote access security into a single tool that’s managed via a cloud service. Check Point has rolled out the Harmony unified offering to secure both internet connections as well as corporate and BYOD devices for remote workers.

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