Where buyers do their homework, show up.
Security teams use SecOpsChat to check vendors before the demo. Partners get a verified profile and a steady channel for releases, use cases and live sessions, presented as clearly labelled vendor content next to independent coverage. Buyers trust that more.
Own your page
Add product detail, architecture diagrams, integrations, certifications and named contacts next to your editorial profile.
Publish on a schedule
Release notes, customer use cases and value stories show up in your profile, relevant topic pages and the member brief.
Showcases and webinars
Run a moderated Vendor Showcase where members score you on one shared scenario, or host your own thought-leadership session.
Built to keep buyers' trust
1. Apply
Tell us about your company and what you want to publish. We verify the company and the contacts.
2. Publish
Submit releases, use cases and events. Editors check formatting and facts, not your message.
3. Get seen
Content reaches subscribers whose stack and priorities match, based on what they told us when they subscribed.
4. Learn
Aggregate interest data by role, industry and company size. Individual contacts only with subscriber opt-in.
The ground rules: partnership never buys editorial coverage, changes a breach teardown or affects directory ranking. All partner material is labelled "Vendor content".
Own your page in the directory
Security teams check SecOpsChat before the demo. A sponsored profile puts your story next to the independent coverage, clearly labelled.
Verified profile
Products, integrations, certifications, architecture notes and named contacts on your vendor page.
Your posts
Product releases, explainers and customer use cases on your profile, labelled "Vendor content".
Category placement
A featured slot in your category on the vendor directory and on the matching desk (for example AI security).
Your research feed
Your blog or research feed pulled into the news stream and your profile, refreshed every 20 minutes.
Sponsorship never changes news coverage, breach teardowns, directory listings for other vendors or the analyst's answers.
Same scenario. Live. The audience scores it.
Each quarter we pick a category (identity threat detection, email security, exposure management) and a realistic attack scenario. Up to five vendors show how they detect and respond, live. The audience scores clarity and coverage. It's demanding, and buyers remember it.