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⚠️ Attention SEO Specialists: If your primary expertise is in search engine optimization (SEO) and not cybersecurity, this is not the place for you. We are looking for cybersecurity experts to contribute valuable and informed content. Promotional, keyword-driven, or SEO-centric articles will not be accepted.

Write for Public Exposure #

Have you researched a cybersecurity topic that others need to know about? Do you have insights or strategies that could help victims of cyber threats? If so, you might be in the right place.

At Public Exposure, we offer a platform for healthy debate and expert opinions on any issue related to defensive cybersecurity.

Content Quality Requirements and Uniqueness #

We are looking for unique, original, well-researched content written in English, focusing on cybersecurity topics. Your writing should demonstrate your expertise and be clear enough for your peers to understand. If language is a barrier, we offer professional editing support.

This blog is not for self-promotion or product placement. Instead, it is an opportunity to discuss topics you might avoid on a corporate blog.

Welcome Topics #

We accept a wide range of post types, as long as they relate to defensive cybersecurity. Some examples include:

  1. Technical write-ups: Analyze vulnerabilities, exposures, or suspected compromises.
  2. Opinion pieces: Advocate for change or provide constructive criticism.
  3. Leadership and management: Discuss information security management, organizational structures, or leadership in cybersecurity.

Promotion and Linking #

We allow one relevant link to your company or project, but it must align with the topic at hand. Avoid spammy anchor texts like “read more” or “best product.” We encourage references to relevant materials that showcase your expertise.

Short Author Bio #

Include a bio no longer than 150 words explaining your background in cybersecurity. Mention your current organization if you wish and include links to your professional social profiles (e.g., LinkedIn or Twitter). Optionally, provide a profile picture (500x500 pixels in JPEG format).

We respect anonymity, so using a handle or pseudonym is entirely acceptable.

Thank you for considering contributing to Public Exposure. If you’re a cybersecurity expert with valuable insights, we’d love to hear from you.