Daily CyberSecurity (securityonline.info) publishes CVE advisories, proof-of-concept analysis, malware research and threat intelligence for a technical, decision-making audience — security researchers, pentesters, SOC analysts and developers.
Who reads it
A high-intent technical audience that vendors reach nowhere else at this cost.
◆ The reader
Practitioners who act on what they read — patch a system, write a detection rule, brief a team, or buy a tool. Content skews to CVE/PoC advisories, malware analysis and data-leak reporting.
- Security researchers & penetration testers
- SOC analysts & incident responders
- Sysadmins & platform / DevOps engineers
- Security-focused developers
◆ Where they are
A genuinely global, Asia-strong readership concentrated in major technology and finance hubs — the regions where enterprise security spending is growing fastest.
- Singapore & Hong Kong lead the real-user cities
- Strong US presence — New York, Los Angeles, San Jose
- Japan (Tokyo/Yokohama), Shanghai, Canada
- English-language, worldwide distribution
How they arrive
Balanced acquisition — no single point of failure across search, social and community.
Share of referred (first-touch) traffic. Aggregators include sechub.in, freebuf.com and anquanke.com; also syndicated through Feedly, Inoreader and LinkedIn.
What performs
- 01Singapore95,876
- 02Hong Kong33,157
- 03New York14,029
- 04Shanghai9,174
- 05Tokyo (Chiyoda)8,038
- 06Los Angeles7,603
- 01CVE Watchtower58,543
- 02Vulnerability Reports34,528
- 03Malware analysis22,219
- 04Data Leak coverage18,545
- 05Linux14,499
- 06Cybercrime13,493
Individual advisories routinely draw thousands of reads each — recent standouts include a Telegram zero-click alert, an Axios npm supply-chain compromise, a Vitest 9.8-CVSS RCE and an unpatched Log4j disclosure.
Ways to partner
Every placement is clearly disclosed and editorially reviewed to protect reader trust.
Sponsored post
A dedicated article on your product, research or launch, written to the site’s technical standard.
Newsletter placement
Reach the owned CVE-alert audience directly, in the inbox of engaged security practitioners.
Banner / homepage
Persistent brand presence on high-traffic advisory pages and the homepage.
Also available: product reviews, hosted webinars, dedicated eBlasts and custom threat-intelligence collaborations. Rates are starting points — ask for the current rate card.
Let’s talk
Reach a million security practitioners a year who read to act. Ask for the full rate card, audience deep-dive, or a custom package for your campaign.
All figures from Google Analytics for securityonline.info, Sep 17 2025 – Sep 17 2026. Traffic totals include some automated/datacenter visits typical of technical sites; real-user cities shown exclude known datacenter locations. Placement prices are indicative starting points, not a binding rate card.