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Industries · Cybersecurity
Journalist links for cybersecurity. Fear is not the pitch.
Security reporters have seen every “the sky is falling” embargo. They have not seen every named incident response, every operator who will talk, every product that stopped something real. You buy a count. We have 90 days.
5 / 10 / 20The only SKUs
90 daysThe only clock
100%Back if we miss
DR 50–95The floor on sites
The beat
The beat wants a practitioner, a dataset, or a product moment that is not a feature matrix. We will not invent a breach. We will not promise you Wired. We will pitch until the written floor is live.
Agencies resell this because CISOs buy proof and boards buy headlines. A journalist link is both, if it is real.
Who it’s for
Cybersecurity teams who need a number, not a retainer shrug.
- Vendors with a customer or an operator who can go on record.
- MSSPs and agencies who need a floor, not a media list.
- Teams with a ship, a cert, or a number that is not “billions of events.”
Who should leave
If you need a magazine in the contract, this is not the product.
- Fear campaigns with no product and no source.
- Unattributed “research” you would not show a journalist’s editor.
- Named magazines in the SOW.
What we need from you
A human. A fact. A reason this is news.
- A human who has done the work — founder, CISO customer, or researcher.
- Proof: a deployment, a detection, a published method.
- What changed this quarter, not what the category wishes.
The method
What you found, how, and what a defender does next.
The replacement
Which tool or process this knocks out. Name it.
In one sentence
You buy journalist links. We have 90 days.
Miss the floor, and you don’t pay for hope.
Cybersecurity
Bring the brief. We will tell you if it files.
Twenty minutes. White-label report. Your client never needs to know we exist. If we shouldn’t take the work, we say so.
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