Cyber Startup Radar · Daily digest
Cyber Startup Radar lists the open engineering, security, product, data, IT and operations roles at hundreds of pre-IPO cybersecurity startups, refreshed every night. Tell it which roles matter to you and it sends one email each morning with what appeared since yesterday. Nothing new, no email.
One email each morning at 9am ET listing only the roles added to Cyber Startup Radar in the previous 24 hours. Cyber Startup Radar covers every role beyond go-to-market at the companies GTM Radar tracks, read nightly from their own public hiring feeds. The digest filters that feed to what you want: function and specialty (for example detection engineering, SOC and threat hunting, backend engineering or product management), seniority from intern through chief, employment type, region, workplace and investor. Confirmed opt-in, one-click unsubscribe, and free.
Looking for marketing, sales, partnerships, customer success or RevOps roles? Use the GTM Radar digest instead, or as well.
Two minutes to set up, and then it runs on its own. There is no account to create and no password to forget.
Function, specialty, seniority, region, workplace, investor. Skip a group and it stays wide open rather than empty.
A personal mailbox works best. Shared and role addresses tend to get filtered before anyone reads them.
One click in the email that arrives. Nothing sends before that, which is what keeps the list clean.
Only what appeared since the previous morning. A listing shows up in exactly one digest, never twice.
Nothing selected in a group means every option in that group counts. Picking a function opens its specialties beneath it. Leaving every group untouched gets you every new role on Cyber Startup Radar.
No new roles, no email. If nothing matching your filters was added to the board in the previous 24 hours, that morning's digest is not sent at all.
Free. Your details are used to send the digest and nothing else. Unsubscribe from any email in one click, or come back here and submit the same address to change what you are tracking.
The digest is a delivery layer on top of Cyber Startup Radar, so the coverage is identical. These numbers come from the live board and change nightly.
A free email that arrives each morning at 9am ET listing the roles added to Cyber Startup Radar since the previous morning. Cyber Startup Radar lists open engineering, security, infrastructure and IT, data and AI, product and design, support and services, finance and legal, and people and operations roles at the pre-IPO cybersecurity companies GTM Radar tracks.
Nothing. There is no paid tier and no advertising, and the list is not sold, rented or shared.
Only when something new matches your filters. Quiet mornings produce no email at all. A narrow filter such as director-level detection engineering might send once or twice a week, while a broad one sends most mornings.
Yes. Choose Security and a row of specialties opens beneath it: detection engineering, SOC and threat hunting, incident response and forensics, threat research and intelligence, offensive security and vulnerability research, malware and reverse engineering, security engineering and architecture, and GRC, risk and trust. Each chip shows how many roles currently sit behind it. A specialty narrows only its own function, so Security plus Engineering with detection engineering ticked still delivers every engineering role.
Yes. Intern / Early Career is its own seniority option, covering internships, co-op roles, apprenticeships, working student roles and new grad programs.
A role the digest has never reported before, tracked by a fingerprint of the company, title and listing URL. It is not based on the posted date, because a feed that misses a night would otherwise skip those roles permanently. A listing appears in exactly one digest and is never repeated.
No, it is a separate list. The GTM Radar digest covers marketing, sales, sales development, partnerships, customer success and RevOps roles. The Cyber Startup Digest covers every other role at the same companies. Subscribe to either or both; each has its own unsubscribe link.
Yes. Submit the form again with the same email address and the new selections replace the old ones. Every digest also carries a link straight back to this form.
Every digest has an unsubscribe link in the footer, and the native unsubscribe button in Gmail, Apple Mail and Outlook works too. Removal is immediate.
First name, last name, email address and the filters selected are stored to send the digest and for no other purpose. Nothing is shared with employers, recruiters or the companies listed, and no current employer is ever contacted or notified.