Editorial opportunities 2026

Last update: Thursday, August 13.

This page is updated regularly with upcoming stories and areas where we’re seeking expert insights. PR agencies and vendors can use this as a single reference point to understand what our newsroom is working on.

A few important notes before pitching:

• Please suggest relevant spokespeople rather than sending written comments directly. Once we confirm interest, we’ll provide specific questions.
• We’re not looking to feature marketing, sales, or product leaders. Instead, we want technical experts, CISOs, researchers, or executives who can bring hands-on knowledge and insight.

Videos: Current topics

• Beneficial ownership in vendor due diligence – Operationalize UBO tracing, sanctions and PEP screening, and continuous adverse media across critical suppliers. Build triggers for ownership shifts mid-contract, shell company red flags, and jurisdictional risk that procurement workflows routinely miss. – Submission deadline: August 21, 2026
• Ransomware negotiation exposed: What actually happens behind the scenes – Break down the anatomy of a real ransomware negotiation from initial contact to resolution, covering how threat actors set pricing, common negotiation tactics on both sides, decryption reliability rates, and when paying does (and doesn’t) make sense. Include redacted chat transcripts and a decision framework for incident responders. – Submission deadline: August 21, 2026

Hardware

We also spotlight hardware devices, and vendors are welcome to send us units for testing. All review samples should be shipped from within the EU. If shipped from outside the EU, the sender is responsible for covering all import taxes and fees with the courier at the time of shipping.

How to get in touch

If you’d like to suggest a spokesperson for any of the topics listed, please reach out with the following details:

• Name, job title, and company of the proposed spokesperson
• A brief description of their relevant expertise

This will help us quickly determine whether they’re a fit for the story.