These cybersecurity stocks could be most hurt by Hamas's attack on Israel

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Check Point Software’s stock falls as J.P. Morgan notes more than half its office space is in Israel

J.P. Morgan analyst Brian Essex listed a number of security software companies with ties to Israel, in anticipation of investor interest in those with exposure to the region, after Hamas’ attack on Israel over the weekend.

The company has the “most meaningful exposure” of those Essex covers, as it is headquartered in Tel Aviv, with 60% of its office space and 42% of its employees in Israel at last count.CyberArk Software Ltd. shares CYBR, +5.82% shed 2.7%, a day after it shot up 5.8%. “While not headquartered in the country, SentinelOne maintains of its 44% long lived assets in Israel, with a portion of based in Tel Aviv,” Essex wrote.

 

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