Writer, Threat Intelligence & Communications
Skills
AP StylebookAdvertisingCorporate SCyber Threat IntelligenceMarketing SSecurity Information And Event ManagementSocial Media
What the job involves
The main requirements, responsibilities and hiring steps.
Requirements
- 3+ years writing and producing content in cybersecurity threat intelligence another technical field or cybersecurity journalism PR communications
- Portfolio showing technical depth and clarity for executive and practitioner audiences
- Sharp editing skills and meticulous attention to detail
- Ability to manage multiple projects while maintaining consistent quality
- Experience producing or managing webinar programs preferred
- Working fluency in the threat landscape including threat actors malware vulnerabilities MITRE ATT&CK and attack execution or strong PR communications instincts with the ability to learn technical subject matter quickly
- Ability to work effectively with technical SMEs through interviewing and follow-up questions
- PR and communications savvy with attention to audience angle and distribution
Nice to have
- Questions assumptions
- Fresh ideas
- Self-directed
- Collaborative
- Minimal ego
- High attention to detail
- Comfort with rapid iteration
- Shifts priorities easily
Day to day
- Develop threat intelligence content with the threat intelligence team, including advisories, briefs, research reports, blogs, executive summaries, and social posts
- Translate technical findings into clear narratives tailored for practitioners, executives, and board audiences
- Track the threat landscape and pitch timely content tied to active campaigns, disclosures, and geopolitical events
- Develop webinar programs, propose angles and talking points, and support post-production
- Draft bylines and blogs for broader campaigns and marketing initiatives
- Coordinate content distribution across channels and maintain the publication calendar
- Guide pieces through review and fact-checking while enforcing style standards