Security Public Relations

	Recent Security Public Relations Coverage
	MIT Technology Review This Q&A with Cryptography Research’s Paul Kocher covers the “Internet Kill Switch”, and whether the federal government can or should have the power to essentially switch off the Internet. Link to Article
	New York Times.com This article previews a presentation at the Black Hat security conference; researchers say they've discovered a basic security flaw that affects dozens of open-source software libraries that are used to check passwords and user names when people log into websites. Scott Morrison, CTO of Layer 7 Technologies, offers expert commentary on why this security flaw might actually be less damaging in cloud environments than in traditional architectures. Link to Article

Schwartz Communications has a national reputation for our PR expertise and experience in the information security industry. For more than a decade, we have represented some of the most innovative, exciting and entrepreneurial security companies ever formed. Whether it be security policy, anti-virus protection or identity management and access control, Schwartz has brought a long list of security companies into the mainstream.

Past clients include Security Dynamics (acquired by RSA Security), AXENT Technologies (acquired by Symantec) and OKENA, (acquired by Cisco Systems). The visibility Schwartz gained for these companies was a compelling factor in their acquisitions and is representative of the impact we have had in this space.

Today Schwartz is bringing the next generation of security companies into the mainstream, helping them garner visibility for their technologies, corporate visions and stellar management teams.

Listen as one of our current security clients discusses some of the challenges he's facing and how Schwartz has become a trusted partner.

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