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Logo (continued) Logo Color Palette
Our audiences recognize Check Point by our colors as
well as the design of our logo. This is why all of our
communications must use a consistent color palette.
Never change the color of the corporate logo.
Process Black
Process Black
Always use the approved Pantone (“PMS”) color or the
Pantone 214
equivalent Pantone CMYK or RGB mix to reproduce colors
in the logo.
The chart on the right lists the formulas for the RGB
colors for on-screen usage, Hex for web, and the Pantone
PANTONE® C M Y K R G B Hex
and process (CMYK) colors for print usage.
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Logo (continued) Minimum Logo Size
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Logo (continued) Unacceptable Uses of the Corporate Logo
These graphic standards have been created to protect our brand
and our trademarks. They help define both authorized and
unauthorized uses of the corporate logo. Do not enclose the logo in
a box or any other shape.
Using digital artwork downloaded from Brand Identity Resources Do not use typefaces other than the
is the best way to ensure proper use of the Check Point logo. approved standard for the logotype.
When you use the logo in a layout, do not alter the proportions, Do not place the logo on a busy background
or any solid background that does not provide
colors or angles; such deviations weaken our brand and strong contrast with the logo colors.
negatively impact our identity.
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Colors Primary Colors
Color plays a vital role in the Check Point brand,
and when used properly provides dynamic visual
expression. The brand colors appear on a variety of
Primary Brand Color 1
materials and communications and should be used
consistently and appropriately.
The primary color is Pink and is often accompanied by boysenberry Primary Brand Color 2 Primary Brand Color 3
and dark gray.
Color PANTONE® PANTONE® C M Y K R G B Hex
The secondary palette is to be used sparingly with the purpose to
add visual differentiation within infographics, charts, and digital Coated Uncoated
materials. The use of secondary colors should always be less
prominent than the use of the primary colors, using less than 214C 214U 10 100 26 0 218 21 114 da1572
20% overall.
228C 228U 36 100 42 18 146 28 86 911b56
Pantone spot color equivalents are provided for use in special
applications where a solid ink color is desirable or required for Cool Gray 11C Cool Gray 11U 66 59 55 36 77 77 79 4d4c4f
reproduction purposes.
Written communications, e.g. letters or any internal/external Accent Colors(Use no more than 20% in layout)
forms, should use black text exclusively.
Coated Uncoated
Note: The colors shown on this page have 165C 165U 0 74 100 0 242 103 34 f26722
not been evaluated by PANTONE, Inc. for
accuracy and may not match the PANTONE® 123C 123U 2 26 100 0 254 192 15 fec00f
color standards. For accurate reproduction,
2766C 2766U 100 93 31 29 31 41 92 1e295c
refer to the current edition of the PANTONE®
Color Bridge™ Guide. 2985C 2985U 53 2 0 0 101 200 242 65c8f2
The colors on this printed page should not be 382C 382U 34 0 100 0 181 211 52 b5d334
used for color matching purposes. Always use
the formulas provided in the chart above.
PANTONE® and Color Bridge™ are registered
trademarks of PA
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Typography DIN Pro Light
Arial is a Windows and Macintosh system typeface. Arial should be used for
PowerPoint and written communications only or whenever the use of DIN
DIN Pro Bold
Pro is not feasible.
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
NOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
0123456789
Arial (System)
ABCDEFGHIJKLM
NOPQRSTUVWXYZ
abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz
0123456789
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Photography
Photography can be a powerful asset in promoting the
brand as well as Check Point’s specific security features.
Subject matter should focus on everyday situations with
contemporary people, and color schemes should take
their visual cues from the photos themselves.
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