Every open role outside go-to-market, at the same cybersecurity startups as GTM Radar.
Cyber Startup Radar is a free, live job board for open roles beyond go-to-market at pre-IPO cybersecurity startups. Every listing is a job at a security company itself, the vendors building security products and services, not a security role at a bank, hospital or other employer. It follows the same companies as GTM Radar and lists every open role GTM Radar does not, refreshed nightly from the companies' own public hiring feeds. Counts update every night as the crawler adds companies and drops closed roles. Roles are filterable by function (engineering, security, infrastructure and IT, data and AI, product and design, support and services, finance and legal, people and operations), by specialty inside each function, and by seniority from intern through chief, region, workplace, employment type, posting date, funding date and investor. No signup, no paywall, no email required to search.
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Built and maintained by Christine Castro, a B2B cybersecurity marketing executive. Looking for marketing, sales, partnerships, customer success or RevOps roles? Those are on GTM Radar. Prefer it by email? The free Cyber Startup Digest sends only the roles added since the previous morning, filtered to the functions, specialties and seniority you choose.
Cyber Startup Radar is a free job board listing open roles beyond go-to-market at pre-IPO cybersecurity companies. It covers engineering, security practitioner roles, infrastructure and IT, data and AI, product and design, support and services, finance and legal, and people and operations. It is the companion to GTM Radar, which covers marketing, sales, sales development, partnerships, customer success and RevOps roles at the same companies.
No. It lists jobs at cybersecurity companies themselves: the venture- and private equity-backed vendors that build security products and services. Security practitioner roles such as detection engineers, SOC analysts and threat researchers are one part of it, alongside engineering, product, data, IT, support, finance, legal and people roles at the same companies. Security roles inside banks, hospitals, retailers and government agencies are not listed.
Both boards track the same list of VC- and PE-backed cybersecurity companies and read the same public hiring feeds every night. GTM Radar lists go-to-market roles. Cyber Startup Radar lists every other role. Each open role appears on exactly one of the two boards, so nothing is listed twice and nothing falls between them.
Engineering, Security, Infrastructure and IT, Data and AI, Product and Design, Support and Services, Finance and Legal, and People and Operations, plus Other for titles that fit none of them. Selecting a function opens a second row of specialties for it. Security, for example, narrows to 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.
Yes. Intern / Early Career is its own seniority filter, covering internships, co-op roles, apprenticeships, working student roles and new grad programs.
Directly from the public feeds of the applicant tracking systems the companies use, including Greenhouse, Ashby, Lever, Workday, BambooHR, Workable, Rippling, SmartRecruiters, Breezy, Recruitee, Comeet and JazzHR. The feeds are re-read every night, so closed roles drop off and new ones appear the next morning. Companies without a public feed are listed in the Company Directory with a link to their careers page.
Yes. The free Cyber Startup Digest sends only the roles added since the previous morning that match the filters you choose: function, specialty, seniority, region, workplace, employment type and investor. Nothing is sent on a morning when nothing new matches.