A few weeks ago, just days before Christmas, tech giant ServiceNow announced its intention to acquire Armis for roughly $8 billion, in what can arguably be viewed as one of its boldest and most strategic M&A moves to date. With both companies sharing a strong focus on innovation, this combination has the potential to become a significant security powerhouse.
In the past years, traditional media has continued to shift - and the online versions have become every outlet’s main source of income. Today, nearly every tier-1 publication is behind a paywall - from The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times to Axios, The Information, and Forbes. No matter how big their brand is or how long they’ve been around, they all understand that in order to survive, they have to charge us.
If your understanding of PR comes from Olivia Pope or Emily Cooper, we’ve got a few things to clear up. TV loves to glamorize public relations, often turning it into either espionage or Instagram. The truth? It lives somewhere between inbox overload and strategic storytelling.
For too long, stealth mode has been the holy cow of the startup world. Founders would proudly slap “@Building” onto their LinkedIn titles and hide behind that same grayscale triangle-like logo. (Confession: in my early days in tech, I thought “Stealth” was just the name of a company – until I kept bumping into that logo everywhere.)