Almost last call for RSA media/vendor briefings - have any open slots?

Attention media attending RSA! We’re getting down to the wire but it’s not too late to book time with clients at RSA 2012.  Below is a summary for the show.  Please shoot me an email at rmanning@myntpr.com if you would like to schedule a quick chat with any of these companies.

Lieberman Software (www.liebsoft.com) Privileged access — new product previews

Viewfinity (www.viewfinity) Privileged management – major new product announcement in March

Yubico (www.yubico.com) Authentication, HSMs, secure remote access; Yubico is announcing a new NFC enabled solution for mobile authentication

TeleSign (www.telesign.com) Cell-phone based authentication solution has a patent on mobile fraud technology to discuss

TextPower (SMS-based authentication) patented SMS based authentication method

KOBIL (www.kobil.com) Mobile application security, cloud security and authenticationGerman company expanding in US; mobile app security new product annc

OATH (www.openauthentication.org) Initiative for Open Authentication (royalty-free standards, OTPs); updates on new standards and organization elections

DeviceLock (www.devicelock.com) Endpoint security and data leak protection; new version of flagship software coming out

NagraID Security (www.NIDsecurity.com) Smart cards for secure payment, secure banking, new smart card products rolled out and new details on amount of credit card fraud in US and technology Nagra offers to reduce it

SPYRUS (www.spyrus.com) Secure pocket drives/industry technology partnerships, new secure storage products, strategic partnerships

DataLocker (www.lockerdrive.com) Encrypted hard drives, secure CD-Rs and DVD-Rs.  Fed government is a major customer; releasing new encrypted external hard drive

Hope to see you at the show!!

CountOff, a new National Daily Deals Site, to Launch May 2

CountOff shifts the focus away from confined local discount offers to large-scale customer acquisition for nationwide merchants

CountOff, the new daily discount website for national merchants, today announced the upcoming launch of CountOff.com, the company’s social ecommerce network.  Scheduled to launch May 2, 2011, CountOff brings a fresh approach to the ‘daily deal’ format by shifting the focus away from discounts confined to local businesses in individual cities to leading national retailers and brands.

Partnering with major brands such as NASCAR Racing Experience, as well as boutique sites, CountOff offers customers highly customizable and brand-orientated landing pages.  When visitors log on to CountOff, they will see the CountOff promotions (CountOffers) offering consumers 50-plus percent discounts to both merchant websites and national retail locations.  Page design takes on the look and feel of the merchant’s own site to best promote and showcase the most popular items selected by the retailers.

“When we began the concept of CountOff, we saw that national retailers were getting left behind from the daily deal phenomenon,” said Michael Goldstein, president of CountOff. “We wanted to be a champion for the national retailers who have previously not been able to integrate themselves into the discount sales model. CountOff spotlights and promotes the merchant’s brand to ensure they obtain the highest return and greatest customer retention possible.”

CountOff

(sample CountOff page)

“NASCAR Racing Experience has had previous success at the local level with daily deals,” said Heather Lutz for NASCAR Racing Experience.  “CountOff allows us to take our previous local success and offer it directly to our national audience with a broad, nationwide campaign.  As NASCAR Racing Experience continues to expand its audience, we look forward to offering this exciting opportunity to a new fan base.”

With CountOff, merchants are able generate their own redemption codes for customers who purchase CountOffers - the redemption process works with the merchants pre-existing systems. This approach allows merchants to directly increase their own customer retention rates with low acquisition costs. 

With zero initial investment from merchants, CountOff allows merchants to keep 75 percent of deal revenue – significantly higher than companies that focus on local markets. For more information, visit www.CountOff.com.


ANX Nominated for 2011 Hot Companies and Best Products Awards

Network Products Guide has named ANX a finalist for the 6th Annual 2011 Hot Companies and Best Products Awards in both the Hot Companies and Hot Technologies categories. These industry and peer awards from Network Products Guide are the world’s premier information technology awards honoring achievements and recognitions in every facet of the IT industry. Winners will be honored in Las Vegas on Tuesday, May 10, 2011 during the 6th annual dinner and presentations.

ANX products and solutions enable over 16,000 organizations, scaling from SMBs to global enterprises, to secure and exchange information, while meeting complex compliance requirements. With the finalization of three major business acquisitions, ANX maintains strong momentum through customer and overall business growth. Through its most recent acquisition of governance, risk and compliance (GRC) solutions provider TruArx, ANX has also been selected as a finalist for TruComply, ANX’s flagship GRC technology. TruComply is an easy-to-use software-as-a-service GRC application. The solution enables organizations to quickly implement and continuously review control status to improve protection and reduce the cost of risk and compliance.

For more info click here.

(Source: marketwire.com)

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Ronnie Manning, Mynt Public Relations@RManning_Mynt

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This article is republished from Xconomy.com

Once upon a time in Detroit, automobiles were built using all U.S.-made parts, put together by an all-American crew working a U.S. assembly line.

Well, no. As the first four words of this story indicate, the idea of a completely independent American auto industry is largely a fairy tale. Even the Ford Model T at the beginning of the last century was also produced on assembly lines in Europe, South America, and Asia.

Today, of course, you can tell which auto companies are “American” only by where their headquarters are located. Where the parts come from, and where the car is assembled, could be anywhere in the world. That means a great deal of data streams around the world, including large pieces of critical information like CAD drawings. The company in charge of handling the pipeline for collaboration in this part of the world is the Automotive Network Exchange (ANX), based in Southfield, MI.

Recently, ANX announced that it has established a secure, fast connection with its counterpart across the pond, the European Network Exchange (ENX). ANX says it allows members of the separate networks to be “collaboration ready” with each other, forming new supply chain partnerships with less worry over how to connect.

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