Reach the Decision Makers Who Buy and Build Security

It is a verified contact database of companies that build, sell or deliver security products and services, along with the named decision makers inside them who approve purchases. Each record pairs company information such as security category, size and location with a person, their title, a verified business email and a direct dial where one exists. It is built for outreach, not for browsing, which is why the contact detail matters more than the company profile.

The database covers 14,600+ cybersecurity companies and 72,000+ verified contacts inside them. That spans product vendors, managed security service providers, consultancies and specialist boutiques across 14 security categories, from network and cloud security through to OT and industrial control system protection.

Security leadership including CISOs, VPs of Security and Directors of Information Security, technical roles such as security architects, cloud security architects and DevSecOps managers, operational roles including SOC managers and security operations managers, and the adjacent functions that shape purchases: CIOs, CTOs, compliance managers, risk managers and procurement.

Yes, and it is the filter that matters most on this data. You can narrow to network security, cloud security, endpoint, identity and access management, application security, email security, data security, threat intelligence, MDR, MSSP, awareness training, vulnerability management, zero trust or OT and ICS security, or any combination of them.

We maintain 99% record accuracy at delivery and 97.5% inbox deliverability. Every address is MX-tested against a live mail server, and records are re-verified on a rolling weekly cycle. Anything that bounces inside the refresh window is credited back 1:1, so a failed record never consumes budget you paid for.

Yes. We send 50 verified records matched to your actual targeting brief, at no cost and with no card required. Tell us the security categories, regions and job titles you are aiming at and the sample is drawn to match, rather than being a generic slice off the top of the database.

As CSV or Excel, or pushed directly into your CRM with native sync for Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo and Pardot. Columns are mapped before handover so the file imports without your team rebuilding the header row by hand.

Every record is re-verified on a rolling weekly cycle. Security is a high-movement sector, with frequent acquisitions and rapid hiring, so a list that is even a quarter old will have drifted. Anything that goes stale between checks is flagged rather than left sitting in your file.

Yes. EU records ship under GDPR legitimate interest, US records carry CAN-SPAM sender guidance, and California records meet CCPA requirements. Every field describes a person in a professional capacity at their employer. Suppression and opt-out handling runs before every export, so prior unsubscribes are honored automatically.

Yes. Managed security service providers and MDR firms are tracked as their own categories, which matters because they buy very differently from product vendors. An MSSP is often both a prospect and a channel partner, so many customers use the same segment for partner recruitment as well as direct sales.

Yes. Filter by employee size and revenue band to isolate early-stage and growth-stage companies. Smaller security firms are frequently the more reachable segment, because a founder or single security lead often owns the entire decision rather than routing it through a committee.

Coverage is strongest in the United States, United Kingdom and Ireland, Western Europe, Israel, Canada, Singapore, Japan, Australia and India, with additional records across the Middle East and Africa. Israel carries a disproportionate share of product companies relative to its size, so it is worth treating as its own segment rather than folding it into a wider region.

Yes, and it is one of the more effective uses. Records include job title, seniority and location, which is what event targeting depends on. Because invitations are time-bound, the weekly refresh matters more here than on almost any other campaign type.

Yes. Send a written brief covering security categories, regions, job titles and company size, and our data team will scope it against the database and report the real match rate before you commit. If the segment you want is thinner than you expect, we will tell you that up front.

Job changes are common in this sector and are caught in the weekly verification pass. A contact who has moved on is flagged rather than left in place with a stale employer attached, and any record that bounces inside the refresh window is credited back 1:1.

Enterprise agreements are built around annual volume and refresh cadence rather than a single file. Where a one-off order starts at $999 for up to 1,200 verified contacts, an enterprise contract commits to a record count across the year and prices the whole commitment, typically with quarterly re-verification of everything delivered to date. Multiple business units can draw from one commitment, which avoids the situation where three teams separately buy overlapping data. Procurement paperwork, security review, and a named data contact are part of the arrangement. If you are consolidating several existing vendor relationships, that is the conversation to start.