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Cybercrime Magazine Audience

Who’s watching and listening to us

“According to Cybersecurity Ventures” is one of the most popular phrases in the cybersecurity community. When cybersecurity companies affiliate with our media, they enjoy an unrivaled audience of peers, influencers, decision-makers, and followers.

Cybercrime Magazine Website

For the last 12 months tracked, our website — cybersecurityventures.com — had 30.8 million Total impressions (web), according to Google search analytics.

We pride ourselves on the fact that “All” of these impressions are organic and “Unpaid,” the result of highly relevant information that our audience is seeking on the topics of cybercrime and cybersecurity.

The most popular pages on our website over the past year are our daily cyberattack and data breach feed, our daily privacy and security news feed, our annual cybercrime and jobs reports, our list of hacker and cybersecurity movies, our top 10 cybersecurity predictions and statistics, and our lists of cybersecurity associations.

Cybersecurity Ventures In The News

The Cybersecurity Ventures brand has been featured or quoted in media outlets and third-party sites (usually with hyperlinks to us) nearly 10,000 times (that we are aware of).

The world’s largest media outlets cite us as the source for cybereconomic data and statistics around cybercrime, cybersecurity, ransomware, cyberinsurance, employment, and more.

We are also the go-to source for market data featured and quoted by major tech and cybersecurity vendors, publications, associations, government, law enforcement, academia, analysts, and industry experts.

Cybercrime Magazine Podcast

The Cybercrime Magazine Podcast had more than 1 million plays for the last full year tracked, and it gains new listeners every day.

Launched in May 2019, The Cybercrime Magazine Podcast is the fastest-growing cybersecurity podcast, and has aired around 5,000 episodes.

According to Listen Notes, which is like Google for Podcasts, the Cybercrime Magazine Podcast is one of the top 5 percent most popular shows out of more than 3.1 million podcasts globally.

FeedSpot, which indexes content from hundreds of thousands of global sources and publishes a list of the 100 best cybersecurity podcasts from thousands of podcasts on the web and ranked by traffic, social media followers and freshness, indicates that the Cybercrime Magazine Podcast puts out the most episodes per day, per week, per month, and per year, compared to all other cybercrime and cybersecurity podcasts.

Cybercrime Magazine YouTube Channel

The Cybercrime Magazine YouTube channel has around 230,000 subscribers and the number grows larger every day.

According to various sources, less than half of one percent of ALL YouTube channels have 100,000 subscribers. Our exclusive focus on cybercrime and cybersecurity makes us one of the top YouTube channels in our industry.

Launched in Feb. 2018, The Cybercrime Magazine YouTube channel features more than 500 videos including 60-second company and product promotions, 2-minute market reports, 15-30 minute interviews and roundtables, to mini and full-length documentaries.

Our 2-minute Cybersecurity Almanac 2024/2025 video featuring cybereconomic market data has more than 2 million views.

Target Demographics

The Cybercrime Magazine media and Cybersecurity Ventures market data is aimed primarily at these audiences:

  • Boardroom and C-suite executives
  • Fortune 500 and Global 2000 (large enterprise) chief information security officers (CISOs), security decision-makers, and influencers, as well as CIOs and IT leaders
  • Mid-market company ($10 million to $1 billion USD in annual revenues) CISOs, CIOs, security and IT leaders
  • Small business (under $10 million USD) CEOs and IT decision-makers
  • U.S. and international government, law enforcement and military cybersecurity leaders
  • K-12 schools, colleges, and universities globally
  • Cybersecurity software and hardware vendors
  • Cybersecurity partner / channel ecosystem including MSPs, MSSPs, VARs, integrators, solution providers, and consultancies
  • DevSecOps / software developers and engineers, programmers, application security management, and related titles

Read our Media Kit to learn more.