What does a cybersecurity technology users list actually deliver?

It is an ICP-scoped database of organizations and the security tools they actually run — endpoint, network, identity, cloud, email, and vulnerability management — with each record tagged by the exact products in that company's defensive stack and paired with the CISOs, VP Security, and SOC owners who run them. We build it to your target, verify it by hand, and rebuild it on a cycle rather than handing you a frozen catalog.

How do you confirm which security tools a company runs?

We read live deployment signals — security-engineer and SOC hiring posts that name the tooling, DNS and certificate fingerprints, integration and SIEM-connector footprints, partner-portal records, and breach-disclosure filings — then re-verify the stack tag before any record ships. The tool a company defended with two years ago is not the tool it runs today, which is why we re-check rather than recycle.

Can I scope the list to a single security tool or a multi-vendor stack?

Both. Want only CrowdStrike endpoint shops in financial services? Done. Want Okta plus Zscaler plus Palo Alto accounts above 5,000 employees? Also done. Because the list is assembled around your ICP instead of pulled from a fixed per-vendor file, the tool combination is yours to define — down to the security layer and deployment scale where we can read it.

Who owns the security-tooling decision inside these organizations?

It layers by company size. In mid-market the Head of Information Security often owns evaluation and budget together. In the enterprise a Security Engineer or SOC Manager runs the proof-of-concept, the VP Security champions, and the CISO signs — frequently with the CFO co-approving on a renewal. We map the whole chain so your outreach reaches the operator and the signer.

Is this just a technographic export with a security label slapped on?

No. A technographic export gives you a stale vendor flag and a job title. We assemble the record around the person who fits your ICP — their seat in the security org, the layers they own, the tools layered across the stack — verified by a human before it ships and refreshed on a cycle. Built-to-order, not pulled off a shelf.

Can I target companies replacing or consolidating their security stack?

Yes. Tool rip-and-replace and platform consolidation are the moments a security org is most reachable. We flag accounts swapping legacy antivirus for modern EDR, collapsing point products into a single platform, adding identity or cloud coverage, or re-tooling after an incident — so you reach the buying committee while the evaluation is live.

Which security layers and vendors does the hub cover?

Endpoint (CrowdStrike, SentinelOne), network (Palo Alto, Fortinet, Check Point), identity and access (Okta, CyberArk), cloud and SASE (Zscaler), email security, and vulnerability management (Qualys, Rapid7, Tenable) — among others. Every record is tagged by the layer and vendor so you can slice the hub to exactly the stack you sell into or displace.

How do you keep stack tags and security contacts from going stale?

Security teams reorganize constantly and tools get swapped after every renewal cycle or incident, so a static file decays fast. We rebuild on a fixed cadence, re-verify each owner against the current deployment, re-check the vendor tag, and flag any record where the security lead has moved on — so you are never emailing last quarter's SOC Manager about a tool the company already retired.

Do you reach the real security operators, or just scraped titles?

The real operators. We confirm the Security Engineer, SOC Manager, and Head of Information Security through role-specific signals and team structure rather than lifting a name from a title field — alongside the VP Security or CISO who owns the budget — so the contact you receive is the person whose hands are actually on the console.

Can I get a free sample built to my exact cybersecurity ICP?

Yes. Tell us the security layers, vendors, industries, company-size band, and roles you want — Security Engineer, SOC Manager, Head of Information Security, VP Security, or CISO — and we will assemble a free sample to spec across the stacks that fit. No credit card, no commitment.

Cybersecurity Users List

List of Companies Using Cybersecurity

Verified emails and direct dials for the CISOs, security engineers, and IT leaders at companies running CrowdStrike, Palo Alto, Okta, Splunk and more. Filtered to your target market, with a free sample to start.

50+ data fields to choose from

GDPR & CCPA compliant

Segment by security tool, industry, company size & many more

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Cybersecurity install-base snapshot

No. of companies tracked

310,000+

No. of contacts available

1,320,000+

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Verified: July 2026

Trusted by leading B2B & enterprise teams

70M+ Installed Base Contacts

99%+ Deliverability Rate

180+ Countries Covered

GDPR · CAN-SPAM · CCPA Compliant

Showing 14 of 310,000+ companies running cybersecurity tools

Company	Country	Industry	Employees	Revenue	cybersecurity product

HSBC	United Kingdom	Banking	220,000+	$66B	CrowdStrike Falcon
Goldman Sachs	United States	Financial Services	45,000+	$47B	Palo Alto Networks
Visa	United States	Payments	28,000+	$33B	Splunk
Airbus	France	Aerospace	130,000+	$70B	CrowdStrike Falcon
Sony	Japan	Electronics	110,000+	$88B	Okta
Allianz	Germany	Insurance	155,000+	$160B	Zscaler
Coles	Australia	Retail	120,000+	$30B	CrowdStrike Falcon
Telus	Canada	Telecom	90,000+	$15B	Palo Alto Networks
Bayer	Germany	Pharma	100,000+	$50B	Splunk
ServiceNow	United States	Software	24,000+	$9B	Okta
Standard Bank	South Africa	Banking	50,000+	$12B	Zscaler
Lockheed Martin	United States	Defense	116,000+	$67B	CrowdStrike Falcon
Mitsubishi	Japan	Conglomerate	80,000+	$140B	Palo Alto Networks
Rabobank	Netherlands	Banking	43,000+	$16B	Splunk

Partial sample — illustrative records, not a live data export. Full list is built fresh to your ICP.Get the full cybersecurity customers list →

Where cybersecurity buyers are based

Our database spans 120+ countries with verified enterprise contacts across major global business hubs.

United States

132,000+

United Kingdom

26,000+

Germany

21,000+

Canada

17,000+

Australia

14,000+

France

12,000+

India

10,000+

Japan

8,500+

Security platforms we build lists for

We track live deployment, seat band tiers, and decision-makers for all leading platforms.

What's inside every record

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Reachable contact lines

Verified emailDirect dialMobile numberLinkedIn URLPersonal emailJob title

Buyer & budget mapping

DepartmentSeniority levelBudget authorityRole functionReporting lineDecision stage

Company profile

Company nameIndustryEmployee countAnnual revenueHQ addressGeo locationLocationsOwnership

Security stack signals

Tool in useCategory (EDR/SIEM/IAM)DeploymentSeat / endpoint bandCompliance regimeIndustry vertical

Sample cybersecurity customer records

50+ data fields to choose from · CSV ready

Full nameVerified emailJob titleDepartmentDirect dialCompanyIndustryRevenueEmployeesSecurity toolGDPR

Victor Shaw

[email protected]CISOSecurity+1 (212) 555-0148Meridian BankBanking$5B14,000CrowdStrike Falcon✓

Dana Mills

[email protected]Security EngineerSecurity Ops+1 (469) 555-0263Apex Health SystemsHealthcare$2B8,000Splunk✓

Omar Haddad

[email protected]Head of InfoSecIT Security+44 20 7946 0317Nord TelcoTelecom$6B12,000Palo Alto Networks✓

Grace Liu

[email protected]IAM LeadIdentity+1 (415) 555-0392Summit FintechFintech$400M1,600Okta✓

Erik Holm

[email protected]VP Information SecuritySecurity+1 (617) 555-0175Benton MfgManufacturing$3B11,000Zscaler✓

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cybersecurity contacts

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Companies tracked

120+

Countries covered

Security tools tagged

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whatever defines your buyer

A SOC-tooling vendor and a security-awareness platform both want cybersecurity accounts — but they need completely different segments.

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Security tool

CrowdStrike ✕Palo Alto ✕OktaSplunkZscalerFortinet

Company size

200 – 1,000 employees

1,000 – 5,000 employees

5,000 – 20,000 employees

20,000+ employees

Region

United States ✕

United Kingdom ✕

Germany ✕+ 120+ more

Has dedicated SOC

Regulated industry

Cloud-first

Renewal window <12mo

4,310

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Security tool & category

12 filter options

CrowdStrikePalo AltoOktaSplunkZscalerFortinetSentinelOneEDR / XDRSIEMIAMSASEFirewall

Title & seniority

10 filter options

CISOVP Information SecurityHead of InfoSecSecurity EngineerSOC ManagerIAM LeadGRC LeadIT Security DirectorCIODevSecOps Lead

Industry

10 filter options

BankingFinancial ServicesHealthcareTelecomManufacturingDefenseInsuranceRetailTechnologyGovernment

Geography & compliance

8 filter options

North AmericaEMEAAPACLATAMEndpoint bandRevenue bandGDPR compliantHIPAA / PCI

Nathan Brooks

Chief Information Security Officer

Verified

Company

Meridian Bank

Security tool

CrowdStrike Falcon

Verified emailn.b***@meridianbank.com

Direct dial+1 (212) ***-****

LinkedIn/in/nathan-b****

DepartmentSecurity

IndustryBanking

CountryUnited States

HQ locationNew York, NY

Annual revenue$5B revenue

Employees14,000

Company size5,000 – 20,000

CompliancePCI / SOC 2

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Why teams selling into security trust this list

Built for pipeline.
Reachable everywhere it matters.

Spend your budget on live security stacks

We focus your list on companies actively running security tooling — the ones with endpoints, licenses, and renewal budgets in play — so your outreach lands on real security teams, not cold accounts.

Reach every decision-maker, not just one inbox

A security deal touches the engineer who runs the tool, the head of InfoSec who owns the program, and the CISO who signs. You get all three, so deals move forward instead of stalling.

Clean data that protects your sender reputation

Every contact is checked by a real person against current company and role data before it reaches you — so you get fewer bounces, better deliverability, and a list your team can trust.

Common questions

Questions teams ask before buying
a cybersecurity users list

What is a cybersecurity users list?

A verified database of companies running security tooling — CrowdStrike, Palo Alto, Okta, Splunk, Zscaler and others — paired with direct contacts for the CISOs, security engineers, and IT leaders who own those stacks.

Can you target a specific security tool or category?

Yes. An EDR shop, a SIEM shop, and an IAM shop are different buyers. We scope the list to the exact tool, category, and endpoint band your offer targets — or blend several.

How many companies run security tools?

Every company with infrastructure runs security tooling. We track 310,000+ companies with an identifiable security stack and build your list around your target market.

Who owns the security budget?

It touches the engineer who runs the tool, the head of InfoSec who owns the program, and the CISO who funds it. We map each role so your team can multi-thread — business buyers only.

How is this different from a generic IT list?

A generic list ignores the security stack and regulatory context. We build security-specific intelligence around your target market — which tool is live, the category, and who controls the spend — verified by people.

Can I get a free sample built to my exact targeting?

Yes. Tell us the security tool, industry, company size, and role you want to reach, and we will assemble a free sample to spec. No credit card, no commitment.

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