newsletter(noun)

news·let·ter | \ ˈn(y)üz-ˌle-tər \

a curated, no-spam recap of the week’s most important cybersecurity news, delivered every Wednesday.
Practical tips for staying secure
Curated by industry experts
No spam, only valuable updates
Just one email each Wednesday
Quick, clear, and concise updates
Fact-checked for total reliability
Practical tips for staying secure
Curated by industry experts
No spam, only valuable updates
Just one email each Wednesday
Quick, clear, and concise updates
Fact-checked for total reliability
Definition of newsletter:

a single email sent weekly, summarizing essential cybersecurity news and insights without cluttering your inbox.

Examples of newsletter in a Sentence

"Business owners, cybersecurity professionals, and students rely on our newsletter to stay updated on emerging threats."

"A newsletter can save time and cut through the noise by providing only the information that matters most."

First Known Use

‍Unlike those other newsletters spamming inboxes since 1999, ours appeared in 2024 with one goal: no spam.

Source: Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary of No Spam
Why?

We saw a need, so we fixed it

Ughhh... We hated scrambling through source-less articles and "hacks" to keep up with cybersecurity. So, we made the newsletter we always needed.

Because corporate feel soulless.

Let’s face it: once upon a time, Morning Brew felt fresh. Now? It’s just affiliate links and sponsored content.

We were students once, too.

Balancing classes, side hustles, and caffeine addictions, we know the struggle of staying informed.

Podcasts should have newsletters.

Ever listened to your favorite show and wished their best insights were in your inbox? Same.

We’re running businesses now.

We loved reading newsletters on management and productivity, so we made one for cybersecurity.

Firewalls Can’t Stop Everything

Someone need to help you patch knowledge/news gaps with the insights to stay secure.

Because coffee needs a partner.

What pairs better with your Wednesday morning brew than a quick cybersecurity update?
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Is there a free trial available?
Yes, you get a free trial for 30 days—except it’s free forever. After that, if it’s not your thing, feel free to unsubscribe. We don’t tolerate spam, and we don’t want to clutter your inbox.
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