Write for Us – Cybersecurity | Automation ES

Share Your Tech Expertise with Our Global Audience

Are you passionate about cybersecurity, technology, automation, and digital innovation? Automation ES invites tech writers, cybersecurity experts, developers, and industry professionals to contribute cutting-edge content that helps our readers stay secure and informed in the digital age.

Why Write for Automation ES?

• Reach Tech Enthusiasts Worldwide: Connect with thousands of readers interested in cybersecurity, AI, automation, and emerging tech
• Build Your Professional Brand: Establish yourself as a thought leader in cybersecurity and technology
• Quality Dofollow Backlinks: Boost your website’s SEO with authoritative backlinks
• Social Media Amplification: Your content promoted across our tech-focused social channels
• Expert Portfolio Building: Showcase your work with a comprehensive author profile and bio
• Industry Networking: Connect with other tech professionals and security experts

Topics We’re Looking For

We welcome expert guest posts focusing on cybersecurity and related technology topics:

Primary Cybersecurity Topics:

• Cybersecurity Fundamentals: Threat detection, vulnerability management, security audits
• Network Security: Firewalls, VPNs, intrusion detection systems, secure architectures
• Application Security: Secure coding practices, penetration testing, vulnerability assessments
• Cloud Security: AWS, Azure, GCP security best practices and compliance
• Data Protection: Encryption, data privacy, GDPR, CCPA compliance strategies
• Identity & Access Management: Zero trust, multi-factor authentication, IAM solutions
• Incident Response: Breach detection, forensics, disaster recovery planning
• Security Automation: SOAR platforms, automated threat intelligence, security orchestration
• Emerging Threats: Ransomware, phishing, zero-day exploits, APT analysis
• Cybersecurity for Business: Risk management, security frameworks (NIST, ISO 27001)

Additional Technology Topics We Cover:

• Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning: AI applications, ML algorithms, deep learning
• Marketing Strategies: Digital marketing, automation tools, growth hacking
• Apps & Startups: Mobile development, startup growth, SaaS platforms
• Gadgets & Hardware: Latest tech devices, IoT security, smart home technology
• Retro Technology: Tech history, vintage computing, nostalgic innovation
• Software Development: Programming tutorials, DevSecOps, software architecture
• Blockchain & Cryptocurrency: Web3 security, crypto wallets, DeFi platforms

Content That Resonates with Our Readers

• In-Depth Technical Guides: Step-by-step cybersecurity implementation tutorials
• Threat Analysis Reports: Breaking down recent cyber attacks and prevention strategies
• Tool Reviews & Comparisons: Security software, penetration testing tools, monitoring platforms
• Case Studies: Real-world cybersecurity incidents and lessons learned
• Industry Trends: Future of cybersecurity, AI in security, zero trust evolution
• Best Practice Frameworks: Security architecture, compliance roadmaps, policy development
• Expert Opinion Pieces: Thought leadership on emerging security challenges
• How-To Content: Practical guides for securing networks, apps, and infrastructure

Content We Don’t Accept

• Generic, surface-level cybersecurity advice
• Promotional content disguised as educational articles
• Previously published or duplicate content
• Pure AI-generated content without expert review and technical depth
• Outdated security practices or deprecated technologies
• Content promoting illegal hacking or malicious activities
• Thin content lacking technical accuracy or actionable insights
• Articles with excessive affiliate links or product pushing

Guest Post Guidelines for Automation ES

Content Requirements

Word Count: Minimum 1,800 words (comprehensive technical articles of 2,500-3,500 words preferred for cybersecurity topics)

Originality: 100% unique, unpublished content. We use plagiarism detection and verify technical accuracy.

Technical Accuracy: All cybersecurity information must be current, tested, and include proper technical specifications.

Expertise Required: Authors should demonstrate practical knowledge of cybersecurity concepts, tools, or practices.

Code & Examples: Include practical code snippets, configuration examples, or command-line demonstrations where applicable.

Current Standards: Reference latest security protocols, frameworks, and industry standards (2024-2025).

Practical Value: Provide actionable steps that readers can implement to improve their security posture.

Formatting Guidelines for Technical Content

• Create compelling, keyword-rich titles (e.g., “10 Cybersecurity Threats Every CISO Must Address in 2025”)
• Use clear H2 and H3 subheadings to structure technical content logically
• Break complex concepts into digestible paragraphs (3-5 sentences maximum)
• Use bullet points for feature lists, pros/cons, and step-by-step procedures
• Include numbered lists for sequential processes (installation steps, configuration guides)
• Add code blocks with proper syntax highlighting (specify language)
• Include screenshots, diagrams, or infographics for complex security concepts
• Use tables for comparisons (security tools, features, pricing)
• Add internal links to related Automation ES articles (we’ll assist)
• Cite authoritative sources: NIST, OWASP, CISA, vendor documentation

SEO Requirements for Cybersecurity Content

• Title Tag: Include “cybersecurity” or related keywords naturally (55-60 characters)
• Meta Description: Compelling technical summary with primary keyword (150-160 characters)
• Keyword Integration: Use “cybersecurity” and semantic variations naturally throughout
• Technical Keywords: Include specific terms (penetration testing, zero trust, SIEM, etc.)
• Image Optimization: Descriptive alt text with relevant cybersecurity keywords
• URL Structure: Clean, keyword-rich slugs (e.g., /cybersecurity-automation-tools-2025/)
• Schema Markup: We’ll add technical article schema for better SERP visibility
• Related Terms: Include industry jargon naturally (threat intelligence, attack vectors, security posture)

Technical Writing Standards

• Define acronyms on first use (e.g., “Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)”)
• Include version numbers for software/tools discussed
• Provide command-line examples with explanations
• Add warning boxes for security-critical information
• Include system requirements or prerequisites for tutorials
• Test all procedures before submission
• Cite CVE numbers for specific vulnerabilities discussed
• Reference compliance standards where applicable (PCI DSS, HIPAA, SOC 2)

Links & Citations Policy

• Outbound Links: 3-4 contextual links (1 to your site, 2-3 to authoritative tech/security sources)
• Technical Sources: Link to official documentation, security advisories, research papers
• Tool References: Link to GitHub repos, official tool pages, security vendors
• Affiliate Links: Not permitted without prior editorial approval
• Author Bio Link: One dofollow link to your website, portfolio, or LinkedIn
• Internal Links: Editorial team will add 2-3 relevant Automation ES links

Code & Technical Content Requirements

If including code or technical demonstrations:

• Use proper markdown code blocks with language specification
• Comment code for clarity
• Include expected output or results
• Provide GitHub Gist links for longer code samples
• Test all commands/code before submission
• Specify operating system/environment requirements
• Include security considerations for code implementations

Submission Process

Step 1: Pitch Your Cybersecurity Topic

Email us at contact@automationes.com with:

Subject Line: “Guest Post Pitch: Cybersecurity – [Your Topic]”

Include in your pitch:

• Proposed article title and detailed outline (5-7 main sections)
• Why this cybersecurity topic is timely and relevant
• Your technical background and credentials (certifications, experience)
• 2-3 writing samples or published technical articles
• Author bio (50-75 words) highlighting security expertise
• Proposed publication timeframe

Step 2: Pitch Review & Approval

Our technical editorial team reviews pitches within 3-5 business days:

• Approved: We’ll provide specific guidelines and technical requirements
• Revisions Needed: Suggestions for refining topic or approach
• Declined: Constructive feedback with alternative topic suggestions

Step 3: Write Your Technical Article

Once approved, prepare your complete article:

Submission Format:

• Google Docs (commenting enabled) or Markdown file
• Email to: contact@automationes.com

Required Components:

• Complete article with proper technical formatting
• 3-5 high-quality images, screenshots, or diagrams (with sources)
• Code snippets properly formatted with syntax highlighting
• Suggested meta title and meta description
• List of all technical sources and citations
• Author bio (100-150 words) with professional headshot (JPG/PNG, 500x500px)
• Website URL, LinkedIn, GitHub, or Twitter profile
• Disclosure of any conflicts of interest

Step 4: Technical & Editorial Review

• Initial Review: 5-7 business days for technical accuracy check
• Technical Vetting: Our security experts verify claims and procedures
• Edit Suggestions: May request clarifications, additional examples, or updates
• Fact-Checking: Verification of security claims, tool versions, standards
• Final Approval: You’ll review edited version before publication

Step 5: Publication & Promotion

• Articles published within 2-4 weeks of final approval
• Publication notification with live URL
• Promoted across Automation ES social channels (Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook)
• Included in our weekly tech newsletter
• Shared in relevant tech communities and forums
• SEO indexing within 24-48 hours

Author Bio Guidelines

Your cybersecurity author bio should include:

Essential Elements:

• Full name and professional title (Security Analyst, Penetration Tester, CISO, etc.)
• Relevant certifications (CISSP, CEH, OSCP, Security+, etc.)
• 2-3 sentences about your cybersecurity specialization
• Years of experience in information security
• Current role or company (if applicable and permitted)
• One website link (personal blog, company site, or LinkedIn profile)
• Optional: Twitter/GitHub handle for tech-focused accounts

Example: “John Anderson is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) with over 12 years of experience in enterprise cybersecurity. As a Senior Security Architect at [Company], he specializes in zero trust architecture and cloud security implementations. John regularly speaks at security conferences and contributes to open-source security tools. Connect with him on LinkedIn [link] or follow his security research on GitHub [@username].”

What Happens After Publication?

• Immediate Notification: Email with published article link
• Social Promotion: Shared on LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook with proper attribution
• Newsletter Feature: Top cybersecurity articles featured in weekly tech digest
• SEO Benefits: Dofollow backlink to boost your domain authority
• Long-Term Traffic: Evergreen technical content drives sustained traffic
• Community Engagement: Respond to reader comments and questions
• Portfolio Addition: High-quality published work for your professional portfolio
• Sharing Rights: You’re encouraged to share and promote your article

Cybersecurity Content Ideas to Get Started

Need inspiration? Here are topics our readers love:

• “Implementing Zero Trust Architecture: A Step-by-Step Guide for 2025”
• “Top 15 Cybersecurity Automation Tools Every SOC Team Should Use”
• “How AI is Transforming Threat Detection and Response”
• “Securing Kubernetes Clusters: Best Practices and Common Pitfalls”
• “Ransomware Defense Strategy: Prevention, Detection, and Recovery”
• “Cloud Security Posture Management: AWS vs Azure vs GCP”
• “Building a Security Operations Center on a Startup Budget”
• “API Security Testing: Tools and Techniques for Developers”
• “Supply Chain Attacks: Lessons from Recent Breaches”
• “Cybersecurity Compliance Frameworks Compared: NIST vs ISO 27001”
• “Automated Penetration Testing: Tools That Actually Work”
• “Container Security: Securing Docker and Kubernetes in Production”

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do you pay for cybersecurity guest posts? A: Currently, we offer high-value exposure, quality backlinks, and authority building rather than monetary compensation. Your content reaches a global tech audience and boosts your professional credibility.

Q: What credentials do I need to write about cybersecurity? A: We welcome certified professionals (CISSP, CEH, OSCP, etc.), security practitioners, researchers, and experienced developers with demonstrated security knowledge. Include your relevant credentials in your pitch.

Q: How technical should my article be? A: We prefer practical, hands-on content that’s technically accurate but accessible to intermediate-level tech professionals. Balance depth with clarity—assume readers have basic tech knowledge but may be new to specific security concepts.

Q: Can I include my company’s security product in the article? A: You can mention your product if genuinely relevant to the topic, but the article must provide educational value beyond product promotion. Overtly promotional content will be rejected.

Q: How long until my cybersecurity article is published? A: Approved articles are typically published within 2-4 weeks, depending on technical review complexity and editorial calendar. High-priority security topics (emerging threats, zero-days) may be fast-tracked.

Q: What if you find technical errors in my submission? A: We’ll work with you to correct any inaccuracies. Our technical review process ensures all published content meets high standards. Consider it a collaborative improvement process.

Technical Submission Checklist

Before submitting your cybersecurity article, verify:

• ✅ 1,800+ words of original, technically accurate content
• ✅ “Cybersecurity” and related keywords used naturally throughout
• ✅ Clear H2 and H3 structure organizing complex information
• ✅ Code snippets, commands, or configurations properly formatted
• ✅ Technical accuracy verified (test all procedures/commands)
• ✅ 3-5 authoritative sources cited with links
• ✅ Screenshots, diagrams, or visual aids included with alt text
• ✅ Compelling meta title (55-60 chars) and description (150-160 chars)
• ✅ Professional, technically precise yet accessible tone
• ✅ Actionable takeaways for security professionals
• ✅ All acronyms defined on first use
• ✅ Version numbers specified for software/tools discussed
• ✅ Author bio with credentials and professional headshot
• ✅ Proofread for grammar, technical accuracy, and flow
• ✅ Disclosure of any conflicts of interest or affiliations

Ready to Share Your Cybersecurity Expertise?

We’re excited to feature your insights and help our community stay secure in an evolving threat landscape!

Send your pitch to: contact@automationes.com
Subject Line: “Guest Post Pitch: Cybersecurity – [Your Specific Topic]”

For questions about contributing technical content to Automation ES, email contact@automationes.com

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Last Updated: November 2025
Automation ES reserves the right to update these guidelines. We’re committed to publishing accurate, high-quality technical content.