Our B2B video production experts and B2B tech PR pros have teamed up to put together this list of the best cyber security videos. Here’s what they came up with.
1. Secure freeze | Cisco
Cisco nails it with this one. High production value? Check. Compelling storytelling? Check. The beautifully shot film keeps viewers engaged throughout, and manages to turn complex security concepts into striking imagery. It’s a prime example of how cinematic techniques can elevate corporate messaging.
2. Don’t be a Billy | Stay Safe Online
This video excels in its use of vintage footage to teach modern cyber security basics. It uses nostalgia and humour to make important security tips memorable. It’s proof that learning can be entertaining.
3. Internet privacy prank | BuzzFeed
BuzzFeed takes the cake with this prank video. It shows the real-life horror story of online privacy issues. Nothing drives home the importance of privacy settings quite like seeing stranger’s genuine reactions to their personal info being accessed. Traditional instructional videos can’t match this.
4. Breaches stop here | CrowdStrike
CrowdStrike’s gone full retro-gaming. It’s a masterclass in visual storytelling, using familiar gaming concepts. This approach makes the content both engaging and easy to understand, even for non-technical viewers.
5. Cyber security summit | Kapersky
Kaspersky’s animated short stands out with its ‘Tron’-inspired visuals. It’s a stylish, simplified take on cyber security. So, not only is it visually appealing, it’s informative too.
6. AT&T threat manager
AT&T’s video impresses with its cinematic sound design and crisp, high-tech aesthetic. These elements work together to give a sense of expertise and professionalism, effectively building trust in AT&T’s security capabilities.
7. Our security is in the Network | Cisco
This short and sweet advert from Cisco proves you don’t need a feature-length film to show off your cyber security chops. This video quickly proves Cisco’s expertise in the field – a good example of efficient corporate messaging.
8. Internet security | Kapersky
Who needs words when you’ve got eye-popping visuals? Kaspersky’s bright, cartoonish-style video delivers a clear message without relying on voiceover. It‘s proof that well-crafted visuals can communicate complex ideas on their own.
9. Security 2014 | Facebook
Facebook keeps it simple, and sometimes, that’s all you need. Despite its basic animation style, it delivers solid messaging through a series of handy tips, showing that sometimes, less is more in corporate comms.
10. Arrow security
Arrow’s video stands out for its use of mixed live and comic-style animation. This unique approach grabs attention and conveys the message, showing how creative visuals can improve communications.
11. Cyber security 360 | JTI
JTI jumped on the 360 bandwagon. This contemporary spin on graphics creates an immersive experience, engaging viewers and demonstrating JTI’s innovative approach to cyber security.
12. Home security system | Arlo Smart
Arlo Smart’s explainer video is cute as a button and sharp as a tack. It use of characters and clean graphics does well to simplify home security concepts, making them accessible and appealing to a broad audience.
13. Internet security | Norton
Norton’s thrown a celebrity and a unicorn into the mix. This odd duo grabs attention and effectively uses a metaphor to drive home the importance of online security.
14. National cybersecurity awareness month | The Obama White House
While not a corporate video, this video uses a smooth, authoritative presentation to present basic cybersecurity information. It shows how a well-delivered message can create a sense of trust and security around complex topics.
15. Network threat prevention | Bitdefender
Bitdefender’s video uses wit and levity to tackle serious cyber security topics. It’s able to make viewers smile while delivering important information. Yes, cybersecurity is serious, but your videos don’t have to be.
16. The cyber kill chain | Panda Security
Panda Security’s video made it onto this list with its cool 3D graphics and smart music choice. It breaks down complicated security concepts into a straightforward, visually appealing explanation, showing the power of well-executed animation in technical comms.
17. Norton customer stories
In this testimonial video, Norton’s letting their customer do all the talking. By sharing a relatable story of how Norton has improved a user’s online security habits, it builds trust and credibility in a way that traditional advertising can’t match.
18. Without the best cyber security, bad things happen (art thief edition) | Check Point Software
Check Point’s series of short videos shows the consequences of poor cyber security. By showing real-world scenarios, these videos create a sense of urgency that motivates viewers to take action. That’s the power of consequence-based messaging.
19. Wherever work happens, cyber threats are watching | Palo Alto Networks
Palo Alto Network’s video uses ominous music, muted colour grading, and star power to remind viewers of the constant nature of cyber threats in everyday life. By balancing tension with a touch of humour, they’ve made this video memorable.
20. Cyber security | La Trobe
La Trobe’s film impresses with its use of music and brooding visuals. This dramatic approach demonstrates how mood and atmosphere can improve the impact of a security message.
21. Donning the digital mask: Anonymous | Chris Finn
This film takes a unique approach by focusing on the hacker group Anonymous rather than prevention techniques. It offers valuable insights into the motivations behind cyber-attacks, providing a different perspective on the importance of robust security measures.
22. Cyber security game trailer | BeOne
BeOne presents security concepts in a gamified format, and we’re ready to play. It’s a good way to make your training videos more accessible and enjoyable for employees to watch.
23. How Russia hacked America | The Atlantic
The Atlantic’s video uses infographic-style animation to explain the 2016 election hacking. It’s a good example of how videos can use sophisticated visuals to make intricate subjects easier to understand.
24. Cyber security | HP
HP’s short ad presents stats through great visuals. It shows how data can be transformed into engaging content to communicate the importance of cyber security.
25. Smarter planet smarter cyber security | IBM
IBM has managed to condense a ton of info by using colourful visuals to identify numerous threats. So, if you’ve got a bunch to cover, consider visually-driven comms.
26. See Kevin Hack live | Kevin Mitnick
By showing real-time hacking, this video creates a powerful, eye-opening experience that emphasises the importance of robust cyber security measures. It’s a long video, so we recommend skipping to 3 minutes in.
27. Cyber security 1 | LSTCNVRSTN
LSTCNVRSTN’s video stands out for its timeless quality. It demonstrates how well-crafted content can remain relevant and visually appealing years after its creation – a rare feat in the rapidly evolving field of cyber security.
28. Protection test | Kapersky Lab
Kaspersky Lab’s protection test video stands out for its slick, slightly unsettling approach. It’s memorable, impactful and outlines the importance of strong security measures.
29. Virgin Media security
Virgin Media’s video uses whimsical animation to illustrate serious security threats. Personifying internet dangers as cartoon villains makes complex concepts accessible and memorable, especially for a family audience.
30. XYGATE SecurityOne | XYPRO Technology
XYPRO’s video uses the metaphor of catching a digital bandit to show its security capabilities. This approach makes technical concepts more relatable and engaging, showcasing the power of storytelling in B2B marketing.
31. Security | Arctic Wolf
Arctic Wolf’s video uses humour to address serious security issues. By balancing levity with important information, it creates an engaging viewer experience that helps the message stick.
32. Security | Yoti
Yoti’s video impresses with its ability to make data encryption look appealing and understandable. The use of charming animation to explain complex processes shows how visual metaphors can simplify technical concepts for a general audience.
33. Isotec Security: Safe Spaces | Iscotec
Isotec’s video cleverly uses misdirection to highlight the effectiveness of its security systems. It not only engages viewers but also powerfully demonstrates the product’s capabilities.
34. Public sector campaign | Sophos
Sophos’s video takes us on a wild ride from the cosmos to the concrete jungle. By transforming a complex, often dry topic into an engaging visual narrative, Sophos makes the concept both accessible and memorable for a wide audience.
35. Sophos mobile
This video impresses with its ability to show the versatility of Sophos Mobile’s security solutions. By presenting multiple scenarios, it effectively communicates the product’s adaptability to different user needs.
36. Welcome to anywhere | CrowdStrike
CrowdStrike’s video does a great job of addressing the modern, mobile workforce’s security needs. It visually represents how cyber security seamlessly blends into various work environments, effectively communicating the adaptability of their solutions.
37. A new approach to cybersecurity | Fortinet Security Fabric
Fortinet’s video stands out for its approach to explaining complex network security concepts. The animation makes interconnected cybersecurity challenges look less like a headache. Whether you’re a tech guru or novice, you’ll walk away feeling a bit smarter.
38. 5 keys to an endpoint security strategy | Endpoint Privilege Management
This video does well in its strategic approach to content marketing. By dropping just enough valuable info, they leave you wanting more. To satisfy this, Endpoint Privilege Management have linked to their full resource, effectively generating leads while providing immediate value to viewers.
39. Don’t fear ransomware. End it | Cybereason
Cybereason’s video captivates with its high-energy, cinematic approach to ransomware defense. With visuals that could give Hollywood a run for its money and pacing that’ll get your heart racing, they’ve done well to convey the urgency of cyber threats. At the same time, its strong messaging gives confidence to potential clients.
40. Cyber security explainer | Magilatech
Magilatech’s explainer video is brilliant in its simplicity and clarity. Their use of clean, 2D animation breaks down cybersecurity into easily digestible info.
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Written by Sian Evans, Head of Video at Definition
Updated by Grace Dunsby, Producer at Definition on 30/01/2025