Distinctive Branding Strategies for
Cybersecurity MARKETING in a Crowded SPACE
by Nathan Burke

What you'll discover
when watching Nathan's story
- Strategic risk-taking in marketing emphasizes that the only risk is sounding like everyone .
- Focus on humanizing cybersecurity, leveraging brand ambassadors, and compelling narratives.
- A culture of endless curiosity and experimentation is crucial for success.
- Effective leaders, especially in marketing, need to be both thinkers and doers. They must understand the day-to-day operations while thinking strategically.
- Move beyond volume. The emphasis is on doing fewer things better, measuring everything, and extracting the most value from incremental efforts.
- Investing in a brand is not a risk. Creating a memorable brand involves taking calculated and creative risks.
- Standing out and betting on strategies push a company to the next level.

Meet Nathan Burke - Chief Marketing Officer @ Axonius
Nathan Burke is the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) at Axonius, a cybersecurity system that serves IT and security teams worldwide.
Nathan’s experience with startups allows him to lead Axonius through multiple growth phases.
His strategic risk-taking involves groundbreaking techniques like leveraging brand ambassadors and creative branding.
By investing in the power of storytelling and taking calculated risks, Nathan has propelled Axonius to an esteemed position in the cybersecurity market.
Most importantly, Nathan is passionate about experimenting with new technologies to help solve problems in the market. This makes him an authoritative source in the cybersecurity industry.
Check out Nathan's thoughts on content marketing
When it comes to helping marketing teams understand and incorporate customers pain points into content, Nathan shares:
"When it comes to producing content, you have to answer the following: what are your readers going to learn from this? Stay away from book report content - don't just state facts. If there's no value, why put it out?"
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He also shares about how to keep your brand fresh over time:
"Brands are able to stay fresh when they are built on a core set of values that can be demonstrated in new and creative ways. Stray too far and it seems like you're not being true to who you are. Become too repetitive and you become stale."
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