CyberMarketingCon-fessional: What's Hot and What's Not in 2026
Shhh. Come on in. Drop your 2026 campaign confessions into our “phish” bowl. No names, no judgment. Just a year in review of what's working and what's not, with some fun along the way.One of your hosts, William Jardine, spent a decade pentesting and running offensive security teams before pivoting to creative strategy. His co-host, Courtney Chatterton, has spent four years running full-funnel demand gen and writing the copy that actually sells in cyber. Together, they're putting cyber marketing campaigns on trial: real stories, anonymous audience confessions, slightly techie breach breakdowns, what works on cyber practitioners, and verdicts on what worked, what flopped, and what should've stayed in the drafts folder in 2026.Would your campaigns survive scrutiny from someone who's lived the other side of the claim? Come find out or just come for the cringe and the laughs!
Session Agenda
- 1. Learn what actually resonates with cyber practitioners. Hear directly from someone who spent a decade on the offensive security side which campaign claims land as credible and which get dismissed on sight.
- 2. Get an honest 2026 year-in-review of cyber campaign tactics. A candid rundown of the formats, channels, and messaging plays that performed this year versus the ones that quietly flopped.
- 3. Understand how technical scrutiny breaks marketing claims. Walk through "breach breakdown" style teardowns that show where product messaging outruns what the technology can actually do.
Speakers


About this Session's Track
Demand Gen & Digital, GTM Engineering & MOPs
Dive into the latest demand gen, digital tactics, and marketing operations frameworks that drive pipeline growth, from innovative and automated campaigns to AI-driven GTM engineering.