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The best cybersecurity marketing agencies (2026)

  • 7 agencies scored
  • 14 other lists checked
  • 34 sources cited

The 7 cybersecurity marketing agencies, ranked

Green Flag Digital, our firm, is listed first and not scored. The firms after it are in score order.

1

Upgrow

62/100

Best for Enterprise security buying paid demand

Why it ranks
Orca case with demo, lead and cost numbers and a client quote, plus public pricing, but self-reported, many industries and one security reviewer.
Best for
Cloud and enterprise security vendors that want Google Ads and LinkedIn Ads run for demos and leads.
Not for
Buyers who want PR, content or brand work as the lead service, or a security-only shop; it serves many industries. Minimum project is $10,000+.
Price
Paid media: $2,500 setup then $3,000 per month or 12% of ad spend, whichever is higher (cybersecurity page); homepage says $3,000 setup and $3,500 per month. SEO: $3,000 setup, $6,000 per month. Clutch: $10,000+ minimum project. Checked Nov 9, 2026. source
Cyber clients cited publicly
Named on its cybersecurity page: Keysight, Orca, Opswat, Twistlock. Orca has a published case study and a Clutch review.
Proof
Orca Security, 12 months of paid media: demos up 163%, leads up 462%, cost per lead down 78% (Google Ads cost per demo down 41%; client quote from its digital marketing manager). Self-reported.
Reviews
Clutch: 5.0 from 14 reviews, checked Nov 9, 2026
Clients it names
Orca Security, Keysight, Opswat, Twistlock
Facts
San Diego, CA · Founded 2017 · Team: 29 full-time in 2023
Relationship
No paid placement and no traded link.

Score, part by part

  • Proof15/25
  • Buyer fit10/20
  • Reviews10/15
  • Depth7/15
  • Transparency12/15
  • Activity8/10

A tactical source for LinkedIn demand for enterprise security, honing tight audiences and alternative offers, until vanity leads disappear. Use it when TAM is tight and you're fed up with junk leads. Upgrow's work with Orca Security lands it here. Upgrow reports demos from Google Ads up 163% with cost per demo down 41% over four quarters, and LinkedIn leads up 462% with cost per lead down 78% over eight months. Its broad capabilities are a good fit for more mature companies looking for cross-channel paid campaigns and remarketing.

Sources upgrow.io · upgrow.io · upgrow.io · upgrow.io · clutch.co · gtm8020.com

2

Beacon Digital Marketing (Yes& Beacon)

54/100

Best for HubSpot-run security teams needing SQLs

Why it ranks
Three security clients on Clutch with 5.0 reviews and four lists, but no numbers, only 4 reviews and now owned by Yes&.
Best for
Security vendors that want content, website and HubSpot work tied to leads from a team with cybersecurity clients.
Not for
Buyers who want an independent boutique: it was acquired by Yes& in 2025 and its domain now redirects to Yes&. Only 4 reviews and no published numbers found.
Price
Clutch: $5,000+ minimum project. Not otherwise public. Checked Nov 9, 2026. source
Cyber clients cited publicly
Reviewers include security companies RiskLens (FAIR Institute), Cyderes and Cysiv.
Proof
Four 5.0 Clutch reviews, three from security companies (website redesign and content for Cyderes, HubSpot implementation for Cysiv, RiskLens project Nov 2021 to Jul 2023). No numbers published.
Reviews
Clutch: 5.0 from 4 reviews, checked Nov 9, 2026
Clients it names
RiskLens / FAIR Institute, Cyderes, Cysiv
Facts
Beacon, NY · Founded 2016 · Team: 10 to 49 or 50 to 75
Relationship
No paid placement and no traded link.
Also ranked by
guptadeepak.com (5), GBHackers (10), Column Five Media (10) its own list

Score, part by part

  • Proof7/25
  • Buyer fit17/20
  • Reviews7/15
  • Depth11/15
  • Transparency6/15
  • Activity6/10

Beacon is surgical at RevOps handoffs and HubSpot plumbing, so content and SDRs finally groove together. Use them when your creation engine doesn't need more content, but does need more SQLs. Beacon counts cybersecurity clients such as RiskLens/FAIR Institute, Cyderes and Cysiv among its Clutch reviewers. That makes it a strong team for companies looking to translate complex security products into growth across content, automation and marketing operations such as HubSpot. Beacon is now part of Yes& and operates as Yes& Beacon.

Sources clutch.co · https://www.beacondigitalmarketing.com (301 redirect to Yes& fetched) · yesandagency.com · yesandagency.com · gracker.ai · guptadeepak.com

3

Wadi Digital

47/100

Best for Israeli security vendors focused on pipeline

Why it ranks
Security-only with 40+ vendors claimed and named brands, but no case numbers, no reviews and no price.
Best for
Security vendors that want SEO, GEO, Google and LinkedIn ads and influencer marketing from a security-only team, including Israeli companies.
Not for
Buyers who need public case-study numbers or verified reviews; none were found. Paid media is part of a broader SEO-led offer.
Price
Not public, checked Nov 9, 2026. Clutch: $5,000+ minimum project. source
Cyber clients cited publicly
Its cybersecurity page says 40+ security vendors, naming Palo Alto Networks, Check Point, Armis and Silverfort, with testimonials from HYPR, SCADAfence, Portnox, Intezer and Guardicore.
Proof
Claims 40+ cybersecurity vendors and 10,000+ B2B leads delivered; no case study with numbers. Ynet reports it has more cybersecurity clients than any similar firm (press claim).
Reviews
Clutch: 0 reviews, checked Nov 9, 2026
Clients it names
Palo Alto Networks, Check Point, Armis, Silverfort, HYPR, SCADAfence, Portnox Security, Intezer, Guardicore
Facts
Pardes Hanna-Karkur, Israel · 2012 or 2016 · Team: 2 to 9 or 28
Relationship
No paid placement and no traded link.

Score, part by part

  • Proof6/25
  • Buyer fit18/20
  • Reviews1/15
  • Depth12/15
  • Transparency3/15
  • Activity7/10

Wadi Digital is an Israel-based B2B tech firm with an emphasis on cybersecurity that focuses on pipeline over press, bringing expertise in LinkedIn ads, search depth, and HubSpot execution to support sales teams. Wadi's cyber page lays out its full-funnel services, from paid social to lead gen and influencer marketing. Want to benefit? One client there says it's the place to go if you want to work with "good people."

Sources wadidigital.com · wadidigital.com · clutch.co · calcalistech.com · ynetnews.com · gtm8020.com

4

Walker Sands

47/100

Best for Growth-stage vendors pairing PR with demand

Why it ranks
Sophos PR case with coverage and share of voice numbers and Clutch 4.8, but PR-weighted, no security reviews and no price.
Best for
Security vendors that want PR and demand gen from one integrated B2B agency, with a long-running security client.
Not for
Buyers who want a security-only shop or published pricing; PR is the main evidence. No cybersecurity reviews shown.
Price
Not public, checked Nov 9, 2026. Clutch: project costs from $1,500 to over $50,000. source
Cyber clients cited publicly
Its security client page names Sophos, Entrust, Tessian and SiteLock (SiteLock testimonial on the page).
Proof
Sophos, 5+ year PR partnership: 2,100+ pieces of coverage, top-tier coverage up 71%, overall coverage up 83.3%, share of voice up 8%, #1 share of voice for three straight quarters (self-reported).
Reviews
Clutch: 4.8 from 9 reviews, checked Nov 9, 2026
Clients it names
Sophos, Entrust, Tessian, SiteLock
Facts
Chicago, IL · Founded 2001 · Team: 50 to 249 or 51 to 200
Relationship
No paid placement and no traded link.
Also ranked by
Cyber Security News (B2B agencies) (5), SeedX (6) its own list, Column Five Media (9) its own list, guptadeepak.com (Honorable mention (unnumbered))

Score, part by part

  • Proof10/25
  • Buyer fit10/20
  • Reviews9/15
  • Depth8/15
  • Transparency4/15
  • Activity6/10

Integrated B2B plays where PR fuels demand. Their stories aren't just about coverage, but also create demand. Looking for category leadership? Land here. Walker Sands is a brand-to-demand shop, offering positioning, PR and demand gen. Its security proof is Sophos, where it reports 2,100+ pieces of coverage and a 71% rise in top-tier coverage.

Sources walkersands.com · walkersands.com · walkersands.com · clutch.co · gracker.ai · cybersecuritynews.com

5

Content Visit

46/100

Best for Security-only content and SEO on a budget

Why it ranks
Eight named security clients and a $1,000+ minimum, but only 2 reviews and no numbers on security work.
Best for
Cybersecurity vendors, early-stage and established, that need SEO, GEO and security-literate content.
Not for
Buyers who want PR, events or large multi-channel programs; it is a content and SEO shop with a very small team.
Price
Clutch: $1,000+ minimum project. Cyber Security News: retainers start at $3,000 per month (unsourced). Checked Nov 9, 2026. source
Cyber clients cited publicly
Named security clients: Morphisec, Randori (IBM), Double Secret Octopus, Element Security, Cyera, Open Raven, SenseOn, IronVest.
Proof
Attractions.io testimonial: organic, social and referral traffic more than doubled in a year (no numbers on security clients).
Reviews
Clutch: 5.0 from 2 reviews, checked Nov 9, 2026
Clients it names
Morphisec, Randori, Double Secret Octopus, Element Security, DeleteMe, IBM, SenseOn, Cyera, Open Raven, IronVest
Facts
Dublin, Ireland · Founded 2019 · Team: 2 to 9
Relationship
No paid placement and no traded link.

Score, part by part

  • Proof3/25
  • Buyer fit15/20
  • Reviews4/15
  • Depth14/15
  • Transparency7/15
  • Activity3/10

Sources contentvisit.com · clutch.co · cybersecuritynews.com · gbhackers.com

7

The Rubicon Agency

36/100

Best for Large vendors needing full-funnel ABM

Why it ranks
Names Trend Micro and other security brands, but case studies carry no numbers and there are no reviews.
Best for
Large security vendors that want full-funnel B2B tech marketing: positioning, ABM, demand gen and content.
Not for
Small budgets (minimum project is $5,000+; GBHackers notes high retainer minimums) or buyers who need published numbers; case studies carry none.
Price
Clutch: $5,000+ minimum project, $50 to $99 per hour. Custom retainers; Column Five: typically $10,000 to $50,000+ per month (unsourced). Checked Nov 9, 2026. source
Cyber clients cited publicly
Named security clients: Trend Micro, StackTitan, plus logos for Symantec, McAfee, Proofpoint, Radware.
Proof
Claims 4000+ projects and 300 client relationships; case study titles (Trend Micro, StackTitan) give no numbers.
Reviews
Clutch: 0 reviews, checked Nov 9, 2026
Clients it names
Trend Micro, StackTitan, Symantec, McAfee, Proofpoint, Cisco, Wipro
Facts
Southend-on-Sea, England · Founded 2014 · Team: 10 to 49
Relationship
No paid placement and no traded link.
Also ranked by
GBHackers (4), Martal Group (3) its own list, Column Five Media (7) its own list, SaaSHero (3) its own list, guptadeepak.com (Honorable mention (unnumbered))

Score, part by part

  • Proof3/25
  • Buyer fit12/20
  • Reviews2/15
  • Depth10/15
  • Transparency6/15
  • Activity3/10

Sources therubiconagency.com · clutch.co · gbhackers.com · martal.ca

Compare them side by side

#FirmBest forNot forPriceCyber clients cited publiclyScore
GFDGreen Flag DigitalChallenger security brands that need one team for strategy, content and digital PRNot public; sized on a callNot scored
1UpgrowEnterprise security buying paid demandBuyers who want PR, content or brand work as the lead service, or a security-only shop; it serves many industries. Minimum project is $10,000+.Paid media: $2,500 setup then $3,000 per month or 12% of ad spend, whichever is higher (cybersecurity page); homepage says $3,000 setup and $3,500 per month. SEO: $3,000 setup, $6,000 per month. Clutch: $10,000+ minimum project. Checked Nov 9, 2026.Named on its cybersecurity page: Keysight, Orca, Opswat, Twistlock. Orca has a published case study and a Clutch review.62
2Beacon Digital Marketing (Yes& Beacon)HubSpot-run security teams needing SQLsBuyers who want an independent boutique: it was acquired by Yes& in 2025 and its domain now redirects to Yes&. Only 4 reviews and no published numbers found.Clutch: $5,000+ minimum project. Not otherwise public. Checked Nov 9, 2026.Reviewers include security companies RiskLens (FAIR Institute), Cyderes and Cysiv.54
3Wadi DigitalIsraeli security vendors focused on pipelineBuyers who need public case-study numbers or verified reviews; none were found. Paid media is part of a broader SEO-led offer.Not public, checked Nov 9, 2026. Clutch: $5,000+ minimum project.Its cybersecurity page says 40+ security vendors, naming Palo Alto Networks, Check Point, Armis and Silverfort, with testimonials from HYPR, SCADAfence, Portnox, Intezer and Guardicore.47
4Walker SandsGrowth-stage vendors pairing PR with demandBuyers who want a security-only shop or published pricing; PR is the main evidence. No cybersecurity reviews shown.Not public, checked Nov 9, 2026. Clutch: project costs from $1,500 to over $50,000.Its security client page names Sophos, Entrust, Tessian and SiteLock (SiteLock testimonial on the page).47
5Content VisitSecurity-only content and SEO on a budgetBuyers who want PR, events or large multi-channel programs; it is a content and SEO shop with a very small team.Clutch: $1,000+ minimum project. Cyber Security News: retainers start at $3,000 per month (unsourced). Checked Nov 9, 2026.Named security clients: Morphisec, Randori (IBM), Double Secret Octopus, Element Security, Cyera, Open Raven, SenseOn, IronVest.46
6Powered by SearchSaaS-style security firms wanting reported pipelineBuyers wanting PR or brand work; it is performance marketing. Minimum project is $5,000+.Clutch: $5,000+ minimum project, $200 to $300 per hour. Not otherwise public, checked Nov 9, 2026.Named security clients: SentinelOne, ThreatX, Varonis, Fortra, UpGuard.41
7The Rubicon AgencyLarge vendors needing full-funnel ABMSmall budgets (minimum project is $5,000+; GBHackers notes high retainer minimums) or buyers who need published numbers; case studies carry none.Clutch: $5,000+ minimum project, $50 to $99 per hour. Custom retainers; Column Five: typically $10,000 to $50,000+ per month (unsourced). Checked Nov 9, 2026.Named security clients: Trend Micro, StackTitan, plus logos for Symantec, McAfee, Proofpoint, Radware.36

"Not for" is our reading of each firm's size, minimum, clients and focus, not a statement from the firm.

How we built this list

  • Every fact on a firm comes from a page we opened: the firm's own site and at least two independent pages, such as Clutch, G2, a case study or press. Each card links its sources.
  • Prices are the firm's published range or minimum, with its source, or "Not public" with the date we checked.
  • Best for and Not for are our reading of each firm's size, minimum, clients and focus, not a statement from the firm.
  • Scores use one 100-point rubric on public evidence only. Opinions and relationships are shown beside a score and never change it.
  • We recheck prices and clients every quarter and log each change on the page.

The rubric, 100 points:

  • Proof of results (25 points): Public case studies with numbers, and named clients who say so on the record.
  • Fit for the list's buyer (20 points): Named clients in the category and stage the list is for.
  • Third-party reviews (15 points): Clutch, G2 or similar: count and average, dated.
  • Specialist depth (15 points): The service is core, not one line on a long menu, and the people doing it are named.
  • Transparency (15 points): Public pricing or minimums, named leadership and a clear location.
  • Current activity (10 points): Work, writing or hiring in the last 12 months.

The full method, and how to ask for a correction

Firms we looked at and left out

  • Merritt Group: PR-led firm (security is one vertical); belongs on the cybersecurity PR list.
  • 10Fold Communications: PR firm with no SEO, paid or demand gen; belongs on the cybersecurity PR list.
  • CyberTheory: Security-only and widely listed, but no named clients, no case numbers and no reviews found.
  • Ironpaper: Listed often, but no named cybersecurity client found; security is a service page.
  • 5WPR: PR-only; belongs on the cybersecurity PR list.
  • Red Lorry Yellow Lorry: PR-only; belongs on the cybersecurity PR list.
  • CCgroup: PR and analyst relations; belongs on the cybersecurity PR list.
  • PAN Communications: PR-led integrated agency split between tech and healthcare; not fetched or scored.
  • AREA 17: Design and UX studio, not a marketing agency.
  • Mower: Offline and multi-channel advertising generalist; no cybersecurity client found.
  • Kalungi: B2B SaaS generalist; no cybersecurity evidence found.
  • WebFX: Enterprise generalist; no cybersecurity evidence found.
  • SmartBug Media: HubSpot and ops generalist; no cybersecurity evidence found.
  • Obility: Paid media generalist for tech; no cybersecurity client found.
  • HawkSEM: Performance generalist; its cybersecurity page could not be fetched (404) and Datadog is not a security vendor.
  • Codeless: Content and SEO shop; its homepage names no security client and its cybersecurity page returned 530.
  • First Page Sage: SEO shop; no security client found, its cybersecurity page 404ed and Clutch shows 0 reviews.

Questions about this list

Which agencies score highest on this list?

Upgrow (62), Beacon Digital Marketing (Yes& Beacon) (54) and Wadi Digital (47) score highest, out of 100 on our published rubric.

Which of these agencies show a price?

A public price or minimum is on record for Upgrow, Beacon Digital Marketing (Yes& Beacon), Wadi Digital, Walker Sands, Content Visit, Powered by Search and The Rubicon Agency. Each card shows the figure and where it comes from.

How did you score these firms?

On one 100-point rubric, using public evidence only: proof of results (25), fit for the list's buyer (20), third-party reviews (15), specialist depth (15), transparency (15), current activity (10). Opinions and relationships are shown beside a score and never change it.

Did any firm pay to be on this list?

No. Green Flag Digital publishes this list, and it is our firm. We list it first, unnumbered and unscored, so the rubric did not put it there. No firm paid to appear here, and no listing was traded for a link.

Where does Green Flag Digital fit?

Green Flag Digital is a B2B SEO, AEO and digital PR firm in San Diego. It is best for challenger security brands that need one team for strategy, content and digital PR. It is our firm, so we do not score it here.

How often is this list updated?

We recheck prices and clients every quarter, and sooner when a firm asks for a correction. Every change goes in the update log at the foot of the page.

Sources

Each firm's card links the pages its facts come from. We also read these 14 lists by other publishers, to see who else names each firm:

Update log

  • : List built: 7 agencies scored on rubric v1. Facts checked Nov 9, 2026.
  • : Rebuilt from GFD's 2025 guide by Jessica Share and Max Snodgrass, and rescored on the published rubric.