Cyber firms: Obama peace deal with China hurt our business
Standing in the White House Rose Garden alongside Chinese President Xi Jinping, U.S. President Barrack Obama announced last September that the two countries had inked an informal cybersecurity peace treaty of sorts. Over the last nine months, that deal has had a real impact on a group of valuable, private, homegrown cybersecurity companies — with some saying its hurt their business.
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