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SecurityScorecard, the global leader in cybersecurity ratings with 12+ million companies continuously rated across 64 countries, is seeking a Writer for Threat Intelligence & Communications. This role bridges technical depth and strategic storytelling, translating complex threat intelligence findings into compelling narratives for diverse audiences—from CISOs and practitioners to board-level executives.
You will develop and shepherd threat intelligence content in partnership with the threat intelligence team, including advisories, threat briefs, deep-dive research reports, blogs, executive summaries, and social content. Core responsibilities include translating technical findings (IOCs, TTPs, exposures, emerging attack trends) into audience-appropriate narratives; proactively tracking the threat landscape and pitching timely pieces tied to active campaigns, disclosures, and geopolitical events; developing webinar programs with talking points and post-production support; drafting bylines and blogs for broader marketing campaigns; coordinating content distribution across channels; maintaining publication calendars; and enforcing style standards to ensure consistent brand voice.
Required: 3+ years writing and producing content in cybersecurity, threat intelligence, technical fields, or cybersecurity journalism/PR/communications. You must demonstrate a portfolio showing ability to write with both technical depth and clarity for executive and practitioner audiences, sharp editing skills, meticulous attention to detail, and proven ability to manage multiple projects while maintaining quality. Webinar program experience is preferred.
Ideal candidates bring either working fluency in the threat landscape (threat actors, malware, vulnerabilities, MITRE ATT&CK) or strong PR/communications instincts with demonstrated ability to quickly master technical subject matter. You should excel at working with technical SMEs—interviewing effectively, asking sharp follow-up questions, and self-editing to high standards with minimal oversight. PR and communications savvy is essential; you think strategically about audience, angle, and distribution, not just prose quality. Candidates who span both cybersecurity/threat intelligence depth and PR/communications instinct are particularly valued.
