Cybersecurity content writing
Security content for technical readers.
Technical articles, whitepapers, case studies, and website copy for cybersecurity companies and agencies.
We turn product documentation, research, and expert interviews into writing that helps readers understand the subject and decide what to do next.
Selected writing
Read the work.
Published tutorials and guides on security and developer-tool sites. Follow each link to the original article and author credits.
- 01 GitGuardian Product tutorialRead at GitGuardian
CI/CD security
How to Secure Your CI/CD Pipelines with GitGuardian Honeytokens
A walkthrough of placing honeytokens in CI/CD pipelines, with examples across Jenkins, GitLab, CircleCI, Azure DevOps, and AWS.
- 02 Snyk Developer tutorialRead at Snyk
Python development
Improving code quality with linting in Python
An introduction to Pylint that uses code examples and diagnostic output to explain how linting fits into a Python workflow.
- 03 StackHawk Planning guideRead at StackHawk
Application security
How to Establish an Application Security Policy
A guide to defining policy scope, assigning responsibilities, and planning how an application security policy will be adopted.
Services
What do you need written?
- 01
Technical articles and guides
Explain a security concept, walk readers through a tool, or turn an expert interview into a useful article.
Tutorials · Explainers · Buyer guides
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Website copy, whitepapers, and case studies
Explain what your product does, develop a longer technical argument, or tell the story of a customer’s work.
Product pages · Whitepapers · Customer stories
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Technical content review
Get a second read on terminology, unsupported claims, structure, and clarity before a draft is published.
Draft review · Technical edits · Editorial feedback
Working together
From brief to published work.
- 01
Share the assignment
A few sentences about the topic, reader, and format are enough to start. Send an existing brief or draft if you have one.
- 02
Agree on the scope
We confirm deliverables, source material, fee, timeline, and revision rounds before writing starts.
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Review the draft
Your team reviews the work, shares consolidated feedback, and receives the agreed revisions.
Can we start with one article?
Yes. A single paid article or review is a good way to see whether the writing and working process fit your team.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes. We work with agencies serving security companies, as well as directly with vendors and editorial teams.
Can you improve an existing draft?
Yes. Send the draft and explain what needs attention. We can scope technical review, editing, or a rewrite.
How much does a project cost?
Pricing depends on the format, research, technical depth, and review requirements. Share the assignment and we will agree on a fee before work begins.