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AI search visibility agencies for cybersecurity companies, compared in 2026

Of 20 agencies checked for a named cybersecurity client, 14 show none on their own case study pages. Three name a cybersecurity client, and three more name a client in an adjacent field.

What the count shows

Key findings

  1. 14 of 20agencies checked show no named cybersecurity case on the page checked.
  2. 3 of 20name a cybersecurity client with its own case page: Siege Media, Bay Leaf Digital, POLARIS Agency.
  3. 3 of 20name a client in an adjacent field: Omniscient Digital (named security case), Animalz (named fraud-and-risk case), Kalungi (named safety-and-security case).
  4. 5 of 6agencies with a named case publish a price on their own site; none can be paid for without a call.

How this page was scored

The eight criteria every Broadcastwell comparison page uses, read on each company's own site on 17 September 2026, plus one row specific to this page.

Method

Method published, and at least one complete question set public: a study dataset, an index, a public sample or a named case.

Open data

Open data published with a DOI.

Engines

Engine coverage stated by name.

Price

Entry price published and buyable without a call.

Refund

Refund or guarantee terms published.

B2B cases

Named B2B software case studies on the site.

Reviews

Third party reviews, with the count.

Machine readable

The buyer's own AI can read the results, through an account, an export or a connector.

Yes means a reader can verify it on the company's own site. Partial means part of it is published, for example a price that is published but sold only through a call. No means the company's own site does not publish it. Not verified means the cell was not read for this page, and it never counts as a Yes.

The method criterion, defined tightly: Yes means the method is published and at least one complete question set is public, in a study dataset, an index, a public sample or a named case. Partial means a method is described but no question set is public. No means neither.

Reviews come from the shared scorecard, read on Clutch and G2 on 16 September 2026. Companies that are not on the scorecard show Not verified for reviews.

The row specific to this page: a named cybersecurity client or published case on the agency's own site, with the source, or No named case found on the page checked. Agencies with no named case are listed with that page in the table below the entries; they are not ranked.

The short answer

Broadcastwell has not yet published measurements for this vertical, so this page ranks agencies on what they publish and on whether they name a cybersecurity client, not on AI answer data.

All 6 at a glance

Eight criteria a buyer can verify, the same eight used on every Broadcastwell comparison page. The companies are listed alphabetically and none of them is ranked. Full detail in each entry below.

The 6 companies on this page, listed alphabetically, with best fit, published entry price and score out of eight
AgencyBest forEntry priceScoreJump to entry
Animalza named fraud and risk caseNot verified; previous claim removed 29 Sep 2026as of 17 Sep 20261 of 8View
Bay Leaf Digitala named cybersecurity SaaS case$3,999 a month, Authority Builder (AI search visibility/AI answer optimization package); Growth Partner from $5,000 a month (checked 25 Sep 2026)as of 17 Sep 20261 of 8View
Kalunginamed safety and privacy software casesNot verified; previous claim removed 29 Sep 2026as of 17 Sep 20261 of 8View
Omniscient Digitala named authentication software caseFull-service engagements start at $10,000 a monthas of 17 Sep 20262 of 8View
POLARIS Agencya named cybersecurity AI search visibility caseNot verified; previous claim removed 29 Sep 2026as of 17 Sep 20262 of 8View
Siege Mediatwo named cybersecurity content casesNot publishedas of 17 Sep 20262 of 8View
YesPartialNoOne segment for each of the eight criteria, in the order of the scorecard.

The list

Animalz: best for a named fraud and risk case

1 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodNo
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesNo
  • PriceNo
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesYes
  • ReviewsNot verified
  • Machine readableNo

What they do well

  • Produced the Fraud Fighters Manual, a 168-page guide built on interviews with fraud prevention practitioners; the page describes Unit21 as a no-code platform for detecting and managing fraud.

Limitations

  • Not found on the pages read: a method with a complete question set public, open data with a DOI, the engines by name, an entry price payable without a call, refund or guarantee terms, results the buyer's own AI can read.
  • Not verified for this page: third party reviews.

Bay Leaf Digital: best for a named cybersecurity SaaS case

1 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodNo
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesNo
  • PricePartial
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesYes
  • ReviewsNot verified
  • Machine readableNo

What they do well

  • Ran a multi-channel program of brand awareness work, paid search and paid social, organic content optimisation and continuous monitoring with iterative testing for a company the page calls a cybersecurity SaaS doing real-time zero trust microsegmentation.

Limitations

  • Not found on the pages read: a method with a complete question set public, open data with a DOI, the engines by name, refund or guarantee terms, results the buyer's own AI can read.
  • Published in part: an entry price payable without a call.
  • Not verified for this page: third party reviews.

Kalungi: best for named safety and privacy software cases

1 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodNo
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesNo
  • PriceNo
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesYes
  • ReviewsNot verified
  • Machine readableNo

What they do well

  • Ran a 14-month full-service engagement covering strategy, content creation, website redesign and marketing automation; the page describes Aware360 as a software company providing technology and a response network to keep lone and at-risk workers safe.
  • Rebuilt the marketing technology stack, migrated to HubSpot, launched multichannel campaigns and hired and trained an internal team under a fractional CMO; the page calls DataGuard a Privacy-as-a-Service provider for data privacy compliance, not a cybersecurity company.

Limitations

  • Not found on the pages read: a method with a complete question set public, open data with a DOI, the engines by name, an entry price payable without a call, refund or guarantee terms, results the buyer's own AI can read.
  • Not verified for this page: third party reviews.

Omniscient Digital: best for a named authentication software case

2 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodNo
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesNo
  • PricePartial
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesYes
  • ReviewsYes
  • Machine readableNo

What they do well

  • Created content against high commercial intent keywords, updated existing content to recover lost traffic, and built links; the page describes SuperTokens as an open-source user authentication solution for secure and scalable authentication systems.

Limitations

  • Not found on the pages read: a method with a complete question set public, open data with a DOI, the engines by name, refund or guarantee terms, results the buyer's own AI can read.
  • Published in part: an entry price payable without a call.

POLARIS Agency: best for a named cybersecurity AI search visibility case

2 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodPartial
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesYes
  • PriceNo
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesYes
  • ReviewsNot verified
  • Machine readableNo

What they do well

  • Added Organization, Service, Review and FAQ schema, rewrote service pages for how AI search systems process information, added question-based content, and built authority through industry publications, review signals and proprietary research; the page calls Six Degrees a UK managed services provider spanning cloud, connectivity and cybersecurity.

Limitations

  • Not found on the pages read: open data with a DOI, an entry price payable without a call, refund or guarantee terms, results the buyer's own AI can read.
  • Published in part: a method with a complete question set public.
  • Not verified for this page: third party reviews.

Siege Media: best for two named cybersecurity content cases

2 of 8verifiable yeses
  • MethodNo
  • Open dataNo
  • EnginesNo
  • PriceNo
  • RefundNo
  • B2B casesYes
  • ReviewsYes
  • Machine readableNo

What they do well

  • Created data-driven studies and original research for the Huntress blog to earn organic links and media coverage; the site describes Huntress as a cybersecurity company for small businesses and mid-sized enterprises.
  • Produced 37 educational pieces built around What Is search queries plus interactive templates for a security compliance automation platform.

Limitations

  • Not found on the pages read: a method with a complete question set public, open data with a DOI, the engines by name, an entry price payable without a call, refund or guarantee terms, results the buyer's own AI can read.

Every agency checked

20 agencies, one row per case or page, as of 17 Sep 2026. Prices marked checked 25 Sep 2026 were rechecked that day.

Version 2026-09. 22 rows.
Every agency checked for a named cybersecurity client
AgencyStatusClient as printedWhat the page saysPage
Altitude MarketingNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedSix named cases (Chemical Concepts, iCONECT, Glemser, Firma Clinical Research, Discovery Life Sciences, Synergy Utility Billing); none identified as a cybersecurity vendor.Checked: altitudemarketing.com/b2b-marketing-case-studies/, checked 17 Sep 2026
AmsiveNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedTen named cases listed; none identified as a cybersecurity vendor.Checked: amsive.com/work/, checked 17 Sep 2026
AnimalzNamed fraud-and-risk caseUnit21Produced the Fraud Fighters Manual, a 168-page guide built on interviews with fraud prevention practitioners; the page describes Unit21 as a no-code platform for detecting and managing fraud.animalz.co/blog/unit21-fraud-fighters-manual-case-study, checked 17 Sep 2026
Bay Leaf DigitalNamed cybersecurity caseTrueFortRan a multi-channel program of brand awareness work, paid search and paid social, organic content optimisation and continuous monitoring with iterative testing for a company the page calls a cybersecurity SaaS doing real-time zero trust microsegmentation.bayleafdigital.com/case-study/16x-increase-in-opportunities-for-a-cybersecurity-saas/, checked 17 Sep 2026
Directive ConsultingNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedNamed cases are Case Status, AxisCare, Placemakr, DBT and Seagate; no cybersecurity vendor named.Checked: directiveconsulting.com/case-studies/, checked 17 Sep 2026
First Page SageNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedAI search visibility cases are labeled by sector with the client anonymized; the one named client is Cadence Design Systems, an electronic design automation company.Checked: firstpagesage.com/case-studies/, checked 17 Sep 2026
Flying Cat MarketingNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedEleven named cases plus one anonymized hospitality SaaS; none identified as a cybersecurity vendor.Checked: flyingcatmarketing.com/case-studies/, checked 17 Sep 2026
Go Fish DigitalNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedAround 90 named case studies were listed; none identified as a cybersecurity vendor.Checked: gofishdigital.com/case-studies/, checked 17 Sep 2026
KalungiNamed safety-and-security caseAware360Ran a 14-month full-service engagement covering strategy, content creation, website redesign and marketing automation; the page describes Aware360 as a software company providing technology and a response network to keep lone and at-risk workers safe.kalungi.com/customers/aware360, checked 17 Sep 2026
KalungiAdjacent, not cybersecurityDataGuardRebuilt the marketing technology stack, migrated to HubSpot, launched multichannel campaigns and hired and trained an internal team under a fractional CMO; the page calls DataGuard a Privacy-as-a-Service provider for data privacy compliance, not a cybersecurity company.kalungi.com/customers/dataguard, checked 17 Sep 2026
Omniscient DigitalNamed security caseSuperTokensCreated content against high commercial intent keywords, updated existing content to recover lost traffic, and built links; the page describes SuperTokens as an open-source user authentication solution for secure and scalable authentication systems.beomniscient.com/case-studies/supertokens/, checked 17 Sep 2026
OmniusNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedFourteen named cases; Sigma360 appears as a client logo on the SEO for AI search page but has no published case study.Checked: omnius.so/case-studies, checked 17 Sep 2026
POLARIS AgencyNamed cybersecurity caseSix DegreesAdded Organization, Service, Review and FAQ schema, rewrote service pages for how AI search systems process information, added question-based content, and built authority through industry publications, review signals and proprietary research; the page calls Six Degrees a UK managed services provider spanning cloud, connectivity and cybersecurity.polarisagency.com/case-studies/geo-case-study-for-cyber-security-firm/, checked 17 Sep 2026
Power DigitalNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedAround 40 cases, many anonymized by category; none identified as a cybersecurity vendor.Checked: powerdigitalmarketing.com/case-studies/, checked 17 Sep 2026
Powered by SearchNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedNamed cases are iWave, Loopio, PointClickCare, Structure companies and TouchBistro; the site sells AI and LLM Search Visibility (AI search visibility) but names no cybersecurity client case.Checked: poweredbysearch.com/case-studies/, checked 17 Sep 2026
RelevanceNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedFour named cases (MBS Works, Gabb Wireless, Nurx, Spoonful of Comfort); none identified as a cybersecurity vendor.Checked: relevance.com/case-studies/, checked 17 Sep 2026
Siege MediaNamed cybersecurity caseHuntressCreated data-driven studies and original research for the Huntress blog to earn organic links and media coverage; the site describes Huntress as a cybersecurity company for small businesses and mid-sized enterprises.siegemedia.com/work/huntress-content-marketing, checked 17 Sep 2026
Siege MediaNamed cybersecurity caseSecureframeProduced 37 educational pieces built around What Is search queries plus interactive templates for a security compliance automation platform.siegemedia.com/work/secureframe-content-marketing, checked 17 Sep 2026
SimpleTigerNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedEighteen named cases listed; none identified as a cybersecurity vendor.Checked: simpletiger.com/case-studies, checked 17 Sep 2026
SkaleNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedA Consent Management Platform case is listed with the client unnamed; no named cybersecurity vendor.Checked: skale.so/stories-opinions/, checked 17 Sep 2026
ThriveNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedA Home Security and Surveillance Equipment Store case is listed with the client unnamed; no named cybersecurity vendor.Checked: thriveagency.com/case-studies/, checked 17 Sep 2026
VictoriousNo named cybersecurity case foundNo named case found on the page checkedNineteen named cases plus three anonymized; none identified as a cybersecurity vendor.Checked: victorious.com/case-studies/, checked 17 Sep 2026

Buying this work in cybersecurity

Security buyers rarely decide alone. Several people review a purchase, and content a vendor publishes often passes legal and compliance review first, which slows the answer pages and third party placements this work depends on. Ask an agency how it works inside that review.

Sales cycles are long, so a change in which vendors an engine names shows up in pipeline slowly. A baseline measured before the work starts is the only fair way to judge movement later.

Analyst coverage and review sites carry weight in security, and engines draw on the pages they can read. Read which sources the engines cite in your category before any content is written.

Cite this page: AI search visibility agencies for cybersecurity companies, compared in 2026. Broadcastwell. Originally recorded 18 September 2026. https://broadcastwell.com/best-geo-agencies-for-cybersecurity

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Questions

Which AI search visibility agencies have cybersecurity clients?

On their own sites, three of the 20 agencies checked name a cybersecurity client: Siege Media, Bay Leaf Digital, POLARIS Agency. Three more name an adjacent client: Omniscient Digital, Animalz, Kalungi. The rest show no named case on the page checked, which is listed in the table.

Does Broadcastwell have a cybersecurity client?

No named cybersecurity client. Broadcastwell's three named clients are in tax software, AI automation and leather goods. Broadcastwell publishes this page and does not score itself on it.

Does Broadcastwell have AI visibility data for cybersecurity?

Not yet. Broadcastwell has not published a measurement of this vertical, so this page makes no claim about which cybersecurity vendors AI engines name. Our current service scopes are on /pricing.

What does No named case found mean?

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What should we ask an AI search visibility agency about cybersecurity work?

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