Human-verified every month.
Rows stay visible only when the public work still supports the description.
The Cybersecurity Media Index
The people who move the security conversation.
The journalists, outlets, newsletters, and podcasts that decide what the industry talks about, with an honest note on what each does best. Human-verified every month. We never publish contact information and we link only to public work. This is recognition, not a pitch database.
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Authority map Global answer surface
Media authority travels across markets.
London surface
NYC signal
Global indexJournalists
| Surface | What each does best | Verification |
|---|---|---|
| Enterprise security reporters | Category moves, funding, platform shifts | Human-verified monthly |
| Cyber startup reporters | Funding and product momentum | Human-verified monthly |
| AI security reporters | AI security and model-risk narratives | Human-verified monthly |
Outlets
| Surface | What each does best | Verification |
|---|---|---|
| TechCrunch | Startup funding and product launches | Public work only |
| Axios | Market movement and executive signal | Public work only |
| Fortune | Business relevance and buyer trust | Public work only |
Newsletters
| Surface | What each does best | Verification |
|---|---|---|
| Security operator letters | Practitioner trust and repeat attention | Public work only |
| Cloud security letters | CNAPP, runtime, and platform notes | Public work only |
| AI security letters | Emerging category language | Public work only |
Podcasts
| Surface | What each does best | Verification |
|---|---|---|
| Founder/operator shows | Executive visibility | Public work only |
| CISO conversations | Buyer language and trust gaps | Public work only |
| Security research shows | Technical authority | Public work only |
No contact information.
The index explains influence. It is not a scraped list or a private contact file.
Public work only.
Links and notes reference public coverage, published shows, and visible editorial work.
