02 Nov 10 Top Cybersecurity Journalists And Reporters To Follow In 2021

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Ten top cybersecurity journalists have been recognized by Onalytica, a well-known creator of top 100 influencer lists for the past decade.

The editors and reporters were selected using Onalytica’s 4 Rs methodology (Reach, Resonance, Relevance and Reference). Quantitative data is pulled through LinkedIn, Twitter, Personal Blogs, YouTube, Podcast, and Forbes channels, and qualitative data is pulled by their insights and analytics team, capturing offline influence.

Who’s Who In Cybersecurity? The Top Influencers and Brands describes itself as a one-stop shop for movers and shakers in the cybersecurity industry.

Cybercrime Magazine is honored to be featured alongside Business Insider, Reuters, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and other media outlets.

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Selecting influencers and journalists in the cybersecurity industry.

10 TOP JOURNALISTS

Alphabetical listing of the individuals selected by Onalytica:

• Chris Bing, Cybersecurity Reporter at Reuters. Follow on Twitter @Bing_Chris or view his LinkedIn profile.

• Jeff Elder, Cybersecurity Reporter at Business Insider. Follow on Twitter @JeffElder or view his LinkedIn profile.

• Kelly Jackson Higgins, Executive Editor at Dark Reading. Follow on Twitter @KJHiggins or view her LinkedIn profile.

• Brian Krebs, Investigative Reporter & Publisher at KrebsOnSecurity.com. Follow on Twitter @BrianKrebs or view his LinkedIn profile.

• Mohit Kumar, Founder & Editor-in-Chief at The Hacker News. Follow on Twitter @Unix_Root or view his LinkedIn profile.

• Steve Morgan, Founder & Editor-in-Chief at Cybercrime Magazine. Follow on Twitter @CybersecuritySF or view his LinkedIn profile.

• Kim Nash, Deputy Editor of The Wall Street Journal’s Pro Cybersecurity Newsletter. Follow on Twitter @KNash99 or view her LinkedIn profile.

• Nicole Perlroth, Cybersecurity Reporter at The New York Times. Follow on Twitter @NicolePerlroth or view her LinkedIn profile.

• Joe Uchill, Senior Reporter at SC Magazine. Follow on Twitter @JoeUchill or view his LinkedIn profile.

• Kim Zetter, Investigative Journalist & Author of Countdown to Zero Day. Follow on Twitter @KimZetter or view her LinkedIn profile.

In addition to journalists, Who’s Who In Cybersecurity covers professional influencers and amplifiers, brand employees and industry practitioners, event speakers, analysts, experts by category, and companies. Go here to download the full report.