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Free, editor-reviewed, clearly labelled. We don’t paywall press releases and we don’t pretend they’re editorial.

Editorial filter

Three questions we ask of every submission.

01

Is it relevant?

Cybersecurity professionals are our audience. A release needs to offer them something to act on, react to, or factor into a decision — threat intelligence, market movement, regulation, technology release, hire of consequence.

02

Is it written well enough?

Not asking for peer-review quality. Asking for: logical structure, the news in the first paragraph, claims that survive a five-minute fact-check, and proper nouns spelled the way they actually appear in the wild.

03

Is it too self-serving?

Every release sells something — that’s the form. The bar is whether it also informs. A release that’s entirely sales prose with no signal for the reader gets returned with notes.

Press releases that clear those three filters publish under /press-release/ with a clear “Press Release” eyebrow and the vendor named at the top. The byline is the vendor, not a KBI writer — we’ve checked the facts but we haven’t written the piece.

What we will not publish:

  • — Embargoed releases without explicit lift time and reason for the embargo.
  • — Releases that mention competitors by name in disparaging terms. Comparisons are fine; insults are not.
  • — Unverifiable customer claims (“deployed at three of the Fortune 100” without naming any). Either name or remove.
  • — Releases that double as the entirety of a product launch — if the release is the marketing campaign, that’s sponsored content, not press release territory.
  • — AI-generated copy that hasn’t been written or substantively edited by a human at your organisation.

If your release falls outside what we’ll publish gratis, we have a paid path — sponsored content and topic-spotlight placements — that’s clearly labelled and editorially honest about being commercial.

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