An ISC2-certified journalist delivering technically accurate, SEO-optimized cybersecurity content in English and Russian — for security companies anywhere in the world.
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I'm Alex Riback — journalist, web developer, and ISC2-certified cybersecurity content specialist based in Haifa, Israel.
Before pivoting to cybersecurity content, I spent 6 years as an international correspondent and business editor, covering technology and business for global audiences — learning to translate complex technical information into language that decision-makers actually read and act on. I also lived in Los Angeles, California for 11 years, where I ran my own business and gained firsthand insight into what US clients actually expect from a vendor relationship.
I'm also ISC2-certified in cybersecurity (Cert. #3283307, valid through 2028), which means I fact-check every article at a level no generalist writer can. I know what a zero-day is. I know why NIST 800-53 matters to a CISO. I know the difference between a red team and a blue team — and I can explain all of it to a non-technical VP of Sales without losing the accuracy that technical buyers demand.
With 20 years in Israel, 11 years in the US, and deep roots in the Russian-speaking tech world, I work with cybersecurity companies anywhere in the world — bringing cultural fluency, technical accuracy, and journalism-grade writing that most agencies can't match.
Practical guides, market insights, and content strategy from an ISC2-certified writer inside the Israeli cyber ecosystem.
Most cybersecurity content fails for one reason: it tries to serve two audiences (technical and executive) and succeeds with neither. Here's the dual-layer writing framework that fixes it — with real before/after examples from Israeli SaaS companies.
Read article →"Zero Trust" is the most misused term in cybersecurity marketing. Security buyers notice — and they quietly disqualify companies that use it wrong. An ISC2-certified breakdown of what the term actually means and how to write about it credibly.
Read article →Israeli cybersecurity technology is world-class. The content that's supposed to sell it to US enterprise buyers often isn't. A frank look at the content gap costing Israeli startups American contracts — and a practical fix.
Read article →How does an ISC2-certified journalist turn a one-line brief into a technically airtight, SEO-optimized article? A step-by-step walkthrough of my research, drafting, and fact-checking workflow — and the framework references I verify against before anything ships.
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Every week without content is a week of search rankings, trust, and enterprise deals going to someone else. Let's fix that.
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