While cybersecurity stocks like FireEye Inc. and Imperva Inc. have crashed this year, Check Point Software Technologies Ltd. has weathered the selloff. Shares of Check Point are up 3.6 percent this year through yesterday compared with a 2.4 percent average drop among industry peers. The Tel Aviv-based company has beaten analyst earnings estimates every quarter since 2006 while FireEye, which has yet to turn a profit after going public in September, lost 13 percent year-to-date and Imperva is down 54 percent after reporting first-quarter revenue below forecasts.