About SecurityListing
What SecurityListing is, how listings get in, how rankings are produced, how the site is funded, and how to reach the editorial team or request a correction.
What SecurityListing is
SecurityListing is an independent, vendor-neutral directory of enterprise cybersecurity software. Each listing records what a product does, which category it belongs to, integrations, company details and links to the vendor. Around it sit editorially curated buyer guides, articles and comparison tools for security buyers.
It is a listings directory, not a review site: we do not collect or display user-submitted star ratings. Rankings rely on editorial assessment, vendor verification and reader engagement measured on this site.
How listings get in
Vendors submit listings through the submit form, or our research team adds them. Every listing is checked against inclusion criteria (cybersecurity relevance, an active product, a working vendor site) before it goes live, and vendors can claim a listing to keep it accurate. Listings are typed as software products or services; only products appear in product rankings and alternatives pages.
How rankings and guides are produced
The scoring inputs and their weights are documented on How rankings work and How we rank tools. Buyer guides are curated by the editorial team and carry the date they were last reviewed.
How the site is funded
SecurityListing earns revenue from clearly labelled sponsored placements and vendor services described on Promote. Sponsorship never changes the organic order of any list, and the "Featured" label is an editorial pick, not a paid slot.
Corrections and contact
If a listing, guide or article is wrong or out of date, tell us through the contact page. We review every report, correct verified errors, and update the page's "last reviewed" date when we do.