This week in cybersecurity from the editors at Cybercrime Magazine
Sausalito, Calif. – Aug. 20, 2026
An editorial style video uses journalistic narration and storytelling, changing scenes and angles, and b-roll, over plain, unedited or minimally edited footage that has no cuts, transitions, text, music, color correction, or special effects added.
Cybercrime Magazine employs full-time content producers, video and sound engineers, and producers, all working out of our corporate HQ and studios, in order to produce editorial style videos.
The Cybercrime Magazine YouTube Channel has produced several videos over the past year for Scott Schober, a well-known cybersecurity author, inventor, media personality, and entrepreneur, and CEO at Berkeley Varitronics Systems, manufacturers of wireless security, detection, and testing solutions for law enforcement, government, and critical Infrastructure:
“We’ve had a successful experience working with Cybercrime Magazine on a series of two-minute videos they produced and developed for us,” says Schober, who has appeared as a cybersecurity expert on Bloomberg TV, CBS, CNBC, CNN, FOX, Good Morning America, Inside Edition, MSNBC, NPR, The Wall Street Journal, and numerous other broadcast TV and radio stations.
“The Cybercrime Magazine team has consistently delivered exceptional work across multiple video projects. Although we have in-house video production capabilities, we chose to partner with them because of their deep expertise in cybersecurity and their ability to communicate complex threats in a clear, compelling way.
“One particularly effective project highlighted the growing threat of credit card skimmers. Cybercrime Magazine created an independent, editorial-style video that not only captured the magnitude of the issue but also seamlessly integrated our detection solution into the narrative. What impressed me most was their responsiveness, attention to our goals, and ability to deliver a polished, professional video that resonated with our target audience.
“We regularly use these videos when engaging with prospects, as they offer an informative, non-promotional perspective that helps build trust and understanding. Their formula—professional narration, sharp editing, and integration with editorial coverage—has added tremendous value to our sales and marketing efforts.
“In a highly competitive cybersecurity market, their work has become a powerful asset to our overall branding and messaging strategy. I strongly recommend Cybercrime Magazine to any organization looking to produce impactful, high-quality video content.”
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