Cybersecurity marketing agency
Marketing for security companies, from people with operational roots.
Who this is for
You run a cybersecurity vendor or consultancy. Your buyers are CISOs, security engineers and the executives they advise: the hardest audience in B2B, allergic to marketing and trained to distrust vendors. Generalist agencies have burned you before, with content your own team would not sign off. You need marketing that survives contact with a technical reader.
Why us, specifically, for security
Our founder spent years in UK defence and intelligence before consulting in cybersecurity, and the agency runs a live engagement with a cybersecurity consultancy today. That matters because security marketing fails in a specific way: generalist agencies write confidently wrong things, and your buyers, who are paid to detect false confidence, stop reading at the first one. We know the difference between a pentest and a red team, why CISOs ignore vendor content, and what a technical buyer needs to see before a claim earns trust.
What we run
Proof
The CEO of a cybersecurity consultancy landed an enterprise contract with a major internet registrar from a single post we built. Security buyers do read; they just refuse to read marketing. Full case study.
What it costs
Content from $3,000 a month; content plus outbound from $5,000; technical writing scoped per project. Billed quarterly. If a per-article content mill is what the budget allows, we are the wrong call, and we will tell you so on the call.
Related: the outbound practice beyond security, or B2B content marketing for other verticals.
Questions buyers ask
Why does cybersecurity need a specialist marketing agency?
Because your buyers are professionally sceptical. CISOs and security engineers are trained to spot overclaims, and one technically wrong sentence ends the relationship with that reader. A specialist agency writes to survive expert review, not just to rank.
What services do you run for security companies?
Three, combinable: founder-voice content marketing, technical writing for the assets that need depth, and managed outbound to a named account list of security buyers.
Do you work with consultancies or product vendors?
Both. The live case study is a consultancy; the same machine serves vendors, with the content weighted toward the technical evaluators who shortlist products.
What does it cost?
Content engagements from $3,000 a month; combined content-plus-outbound from $5,000. Billed quarterly. Technical writing can be scoped per project.
Can you handle classified or sensitive contexts?
We know where the lines are, which is most of the battle: what can be said publicly, what needs sanitising, and how to write a case study when the client cannot be named. Sensitive-context review is built into the approval flow.
Security buyers trust operators. Market like one.
Twenty minutes with someone who has sat on your side of the clearance line.
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