Cyber Magazine: BizClik's Platform for the World's Cybersecurity Executives
Cyber Magazine is a Norwich-based digital magazine and news platform, published by BizClik, that covers cybersecurity for senior technology and security leaders at the world's largest organisations. Operating from cybermagazine.com, it combines a digital magazine, daily news website, newsletters, video, research and live events under a single brand aimed squarely at chief information security officers and their teams.
The title addresses a profession that has moved from the server room to the boardroom. As attacks grow more sophisticated and artificial intelligence reshapes both offence and defence, Cyber Magazine positions itself as the meeting point for the executives responsible for protecting global businesses, and for the vendors and advisers who support them.
Overview
Cyber Magazine describes itself as an established and trusted voice across every facet of the cyber industry. Its stated coverage includes cybersecurity strategy, network security, application security, operational security, cloud security, and the impact of technology and artificial intelligence on all of them. That breadth reflects the reality of the modern security function, in which a single leader may be accountable for cloud configuration, software supply chains, identity, resilience and regulatory compliance at once.
The magazine's purpose, in its publisher's terms, is to connect the world's largest cyber institutions and their most senior executives with the latest trends, industry insights and influential projects. It does so through exclusive interviews, videos, newsletters, white papers and webinars, as well as the ranked features and company reports that characterise BizClik publishing. For readers, it functions as both a news service and a professional community; for partners, as a platform to demonstrate expertise to a hard-to-reach senior audience.
History and Founding
Cyber Magazine is part of the BizClik portfolio, which began in Norwich in 2007 as a digital-first media company. As BizClik expanded from general business titles into specialist vertical brands, cybersecurity emerged as a natural community of its own: a fast-growing, well-funded profession with its own executives, budgets, conferences and technology market, but one closely linked to the wider technology leadership audience the group already served.
By the early 2020s the magazine was publishing substantial digital issues, running to well over a hundred pages, with monthly editions built around lead interviews, company features and Top 10 rankings. Editions from 2023 onwards show a settled format: a cover interview with a senior security leader, extensive conversations with thought leaders from vendors and professional services firms, and ranked lists such as the Top 10 cybersecurity leaders. The title has grown alongside the wider BizClik technology portfolio, appearing jointly in portfolio launches with Technology Magazine and Data Centre Magazine.
Ownership and Leadership
The magazine is owned by BizClik, the Norwich-headquartered, privately held digital media and events company whose group employs more than 140 people. BizClik describes itself as one of the fastest-growing digital media companies in the United Kingdom, hosting a portfolio of global brands and executive communities across technology, finance, sustainability, supply chain and other sectors.
Group founder Glen White is chief executive of BizClik and of Cyber Magazine itself, and he fronts the title's strategy statements. The magazine's published strategy for 2026, titled around future-ready cybersecurity in an AI world, was presented in his name, committing the brand to building a resilient, inclusive and sustainable future for the industry through innovation and collaboration. Editorial production is handled by BizClik's in-house teams, who produce the magazine, website content, video and events as an integrated operation.
Services and Distribution
Cyber Magazine is distributed entirely through digital channels. Readers encounter it as a digital magazine issue, as daily articles on cybermagazine.com, through newsletters and social distribution, and in video and webinar formats. The publisher also produces white papers and research reports under the brand, giving security vendors and consultancies long-form vehicles for technical and strategic content.
Commercially, the magazine is part of BizClik's suite of media, events, research and data services. Partners can use its digital advertising network, collaborate with in-house teams on data-driven content and video, sponsor rankings and reports, and participate in its live events. BizClik states that it works both directly with brands and alongside marketing and public relations agencies, offering integrated campaigns intended to build visibility and engagement with its executive audiences across multiple touchpoints rather than a single advertisement.
Editorial Coverage
The magazine's editorial agenda follows the concerns of the chief information security officer. Threat trends, ransomware and resilience, cloud and application security, identity and access, security operations, and the governance of artificial intelligence all feature regularly. Its coverage also explores the human and organisational side of the profession: how security leaders communicate risk to boards, build teams, and deliver protection without obstructing the customer experience.
A representative edition illustrates the mix. One monthly issue led with an extensive interview with the senior vice president and chief information security officer of Finastra, the financial software company, discussing the frictionless delivery of cybersecurity services with customer experience at the front of mind, and exploring how artificial intelligence can enable security functions. The same edition carried interviews with figures from a major law firm and an industrial technology company, plus a Top 10 of cybersecurity leaders, showing how the title ranges across sectors wherever security leadership is found.
Clients and Media Partners
The companies appearing in Cyber Magazine's features define its commercial community. Financial software providers, law firms, industrial and engineering groups, cloud and security vendors, and large enterprises with prominent security chiefs have all featured in its interviews and company reports. These organisations participate as interview subjects, report partners, advertisers and event sponsors, and in return gain association with the magazine's executive readership.
Within the BizClik group, Cyber Magazine is closely linked to its technology sister titles. Portfolio launches bundle Cyber with Technology Magazine and Data Centre Magazine, and its live event, Cyber LIVE, is co-located with Tech and AI LIVE in London, expanding the reach of both audiences. That co-location is deliberate: the buyers of cybersecurity, enterprise technology and data infrastructure are often the same leadership teams, and the group sells that combined access to partners.
Coverage Areas
Although produced in Norwich, Cyber Magazine is a global publication. Its stated audience is the cybersecurity leadership of the world's largest brands, and its interview subjects and company features are drawn from North America, Europe and beyond. The Finastra, law firm and industrial technology executives featured in a single edition typify that spread: financial services, professional services and manufacturing security leaders, each dealing with similar threats in different regulatory and operational contexts.
The magazine's news coverage likewise follows the international nature of cyber risk. Attacks, vulnerabilities, regulation and technology launches do not respect borders, and neither does the title's reporting. Its rankings, such as the Top 10 cybersecurity leaders, are compiled globally, reinforcing the brand's position as an international rather than a purely British trade title, while remaining rooted in the United Kingdom's publishing industry.
Digital Platforms
The centre of the brand is cybermagazine.com, a news and features site updated daily with articles, interviews, company profiles, videos and Top 10 lists, alongside the archive of digital magazine issues. Readers can follow individual companies and topics, and the site carries announcements and coverage from across the BizClik technology portfolio, including event launches and rankings from sister titles.
Beyond the website, the magazine reaches its audience through newsletters, webinars, white papers and professional social media, where its interviews and rankings are promoted to the security community. BizClik serves its brands' audiences through a multi-channel model spanning magazines, websites, newsletters, webinars, live events, white papers and research reports, and Cyber Magazine's readers encounter the brand in whichever of those formats suits the depth of content they need.
Notable Work
Cyber Magazine's signature editorial device is its rankings. Top 10 features appear in every issue, covering categories such as cybersecurity leaders, and they give the title a recurring, shareable format that surfaces new names alongside established chief information security officers. Extended lists and reports produced under the brand serve a similar purpose for companies, identifying the organisations shaping the security market.
Its cover interviews are the other hallmark. Securing candid, extended conversations with serving security chiefs at major institutions, such as the Finastra interview on frictionless security delivery and the role of artificial intelligence in security operations, gives the magazine content that practitioners read for operational insight rather than publicity. Those interviews, repurposed across web, video and social channels, have established the title as a recognised platform on which senior security leaders explain their strategies to their peers.
Events and Community
Cyber LIVE is the magazine's live-events brand, staged alongside Tech and AI LIVE in London. The co-located format brings cybersecurity executives together with the wider technology leadership community, with live panel discussions, executive workshops and networking for in-person and virtual participants. BizClik promotes its LIVE events as CPD-accredited learning, awarding continuing professional development points for hours attended.
The events extend the magazine's community function. Security leaders who appear in its pages speak on its stages; sponsors meet the audience they otherwise reach through advertising and content; and the editorial team converts the sessions into further coverage. BizClik's events calendar continues to expand, with the group announcing in October 2026 a new flagship SuperIntelligence Summit for 2027, uniting AI LIVE, Data Centre LIVE and a new Infrastructure LIVE under one roof in London and Washington, DC, an indication of how the live side of these magazine brands keeps growing.
Recent Developments
The magazine's 2026 strategy, presented by chief executive Glen White, is built around future-ready cybersecurity in an AI world. The theme captures the dual pressure on its readers: artificial intelligence as a tool that can strengthen detection and response, and as a source of new risks, from AI-enabled attacks to the governance of autonomous systems inside the enterprise. The strategy commits the platform to providing media, exclusive events, research and data to support that transition.
Recent editions have reflected the theme directly, leading with security chiefs discussing how artificial intelligence can enable their functions and how security can be delivered without friction for customers. As part of BizClik's technology portfolio launches through 2026, Cyber Magazine continues to publish monthly issues alongside Technology and Data Centre Magazines, maintaining its position as the group's dedicated voice for the global cybersecurity leadership community.
