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Top 50 Cybersecurity YouTube Influencers

See which YouTube influencers and creators work with Cybersecurity brands. Discover sponsored YouTubers in Cybersecurity and which companies pay them for sponsorships.

Cybersecurity niche overview

21.1K

Creator mentions

165K

Video mentions

221K

Median Subscribers

August 15, 2026

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In the Cybersecurity space, we track 21,140 YouTube channels, 133 sponsors, and have detected 165,179 mentions.

Top 50 Cybersecurity YouTube Influencers ranking table

A machine-readable summary of the visible influencer ranking.

Rank	Influencer	Brands mentioned	Sponsorship mentions	Subscribers
1	Linus Tech Tips	26	1,767	16,900,000
2	Shannon Morse	25	149	157,000
3	NetworkChuck	21	185	5,340,000
4	Jon Rettinger	18	34	1,650,000
5	PC Security Channel	17	97	589,000
6	Seytonic	17	78	472,000
7	Luke Miani	17	43	528,000
8	Techlore	16	119	314,000
9	David Bombal	15	93	2,930,000
10	UFD Tech	15	30	1,480,000
11	Pete Matheson	14	254	274,000
12	ThioJoe	14	80	3,140,000
13	Craylor	14	59	63,300
14	TechSource	14	44	3,990,000
15	TechLinked	13	683	1,980,000
16	Moon	13	51	1,640,000
17	SciShow	13	46	8,410,000
18	Diolinux	13	41	770,000
19	Grant Collins	13	18	229,000
20	The Linux Experiment	12	250	406,000
21	Moore's Law Is Dead	12	16	237,000
22	c't 3003	11	106	213,000
23	All Things Secured	11	102	408,000
24	fpt.	11	57	570,000
25	Spencer Cornelia	11	50	559,000
26	John Hammond	11	37	2,070,000
27	Visual Venture	11	32	1,280,000
28	Artur Rehi	11	28	720,000
29	Austin Evans	11	24	5,810,000
30	Newsthink	11	24	1,160,000
31	NationSquid	11	15	487,000
32	ShortCircuit	10	651	2,540,000
33	MrMobile [Michael Fisher]	10	115	1,280,000
34	Today I Found Out	10	84	3,250,000
35	Christian Lempa	10	74	257,000
36	wavywebsurf	10	59	1,670,000
37	Learn Linux TV	10	55	1,030,000
38	AppleTrack	10	51	559,000
39	Léo - TechMaker	10	48	1,910,000
40	TheGamerFromMars	10	30	1,170,000
41	Jack Saint	10	25	309,000
42	Crumb	10	23	394,000
43	Arvin Ash	10	15	1,090,000
44	Scammer Payback	9	230	8,480,000
45	Philip DeFranco	9	159	6,640,000
46	With Sandra	9	100	154,000
47	Ryan McBeth	9	59	1,030,000
48	Thoughty2	9	53	5,660,000
49	Eric Parker	9	44	174,000
50	The Armchair Historian	9	41	2,520,000

Linus Tech Tips

@linustechtips

16.9M subs 26 brands

Shannon Morse

@shannonmorse

157K subs 25 brands

NetworkChuck

@networkchuck

5.34M subs 21 brands

Jon Rettinger

@jon4lakers

1.65M subs 18 brands

PC Security Channel

@pcsecuritychannel

589K subs 17 brands

Seytonic

@seytonic

472K subs 17 brands

Luke Miani

@lukemiani

528K subs 17 brands

Techlore

@techlore

314K subs 16 brands

David Bombal

@davidbombal

2.93M subs 15 brands

#10

UFD Tech

@ufdtech

1.48M subs 15 brands

#11

Pete Matheson

@petematheson

274K subs 14 brands

#12

ThioJoe

@thiojoe

3.14M subs 14 brands

#13

Craylor

@craylor

63.3K subs 14 brands

#14

TechSource

@techsource

3.99M subs 14 brands

#15

TechLinked

@techlinked

1.98M subs 13 brands

#16

Moon

@moon-real

1.64M subs 13 brands

#17

SciShow

@scishow

8.41M subs 13 brands

#18

Diolinux

@diolinux

770K subs 13 brands

#19

Grant Collins

@collinsinfosec

229K subs 13 brands

#20

The Linux Experiment

@thelinuxexp

406K subs 12 brands

#21

Moore's Law Is Dead

@mooreslawisdead

237K subs 12 brands

#22

c't 3003

@ct3003

213K subs 11 brands

#23

All Things Secured

@allthingssecured

408K subs 11 brands

#24

fpt.

@frontpagetech

570K subs 11 brands

#25

Spencer Cornelia

@spencercornelia

559K subs 11 brands

#26

John Hammond

@_johnhammond

2.07M subs 11 brands

#27

Visual Venture

@visualventure

1.28M subs 11 brands

#28

Artur Rehi

@arturrehi

720K subs 11 brands

#29

Austin Evans

@austinevans

5.81M subs 11 brands

#30

Newsthink

@newsthink

1.16M subs 11 brands

#31

NationSquid

@nationsquid

487K subs 11 brands

#32

ShortCircuit

@shortcircuit

2.54M subs 10 brands

#33

MrMobile [Michael Fisher]

@themrmobile

1.28M subs 10 brands

#34

Today I Found Out

@todayifoundout

3.25M subs 10 brands

#35

Christian Lempa

@christianlempa

257K subs 10 brands

#36

wavywebsurf

@wavywebsurf

1.67M subs 10 brands

#37

Learn Linux TV

@learnlinuxtv

1.03M subs 10 brands

#38

AppleTrack

@appletrack

559K subs 10 brands

#39

Léo - TechMaker

@leotechmaker

1.91M subs 10 brands

#40

TheGamerFromMars

@thegamerfrommars

1.17M subs 10 brands

#41

Jack Saint

@lackingsaint

309K subs 10 brands

#42

Crumb

@crumb

394K subs 10 brands

#43

Arvin Ash

@arvinash

1.09M subs 10 brands

#44

Scammer Payback

@scammerpayback

8.48M subs 9 brands

#45

Philip DeFranco

@philipdefranco

6.64M subs 9 brands

#46

With Sandra

@withsandra

154K subs 9 brands

#47

Ryan McBeth

@ryanmcbethprogramming

1.03M subs 9 brands

#48

Thoughty2

@thoughty2

5.66M subs 9 brands

#49

Eric Parker

@ericparker

174K subs 9 brands

#50

The Armchair Historian

@thearmchairhistorian

2.52M subs 9 brands

About the Cybersecurity niche

Cybersecurity on YouTube spans a wide range of content, from hands-on ethical hacking tutorials and capture-the-flag walkthroughs to broader conversations about privacy, data protection, and corporate threat landscapes. Viewers range from curious beginners worried about personal safety online to working professionals seeking to sharpen their skills, and the culture rewards technical depth alongside practical, real-world relevance.

Creators in this space tend to build unusually high trust with their audiences because the subject matter demands credibility. Formats like live hacking demonstrations, tool breakdowns, and vulnerability analyses give channels a participatory, educational feel that keeps communities engaged and returning. Many creators develop something close to a mentorship dynamic with their viewers, which translates into strong loyalty over time.

From a brand perspective, this niche offers a rare combination of high audience intent and direct product relevance, making it attractive to security software providers like Norton and Acronis as well as emerging players such as Guardio. Viewers are already primed to act on recommendations because they are actively seeking protection or professional development, creating favorable conditions for sponsorships that feel genuinely useful rather than disruptive.

How this ranking is calculated

Sponsorship.so detects when YouTube influencers and creators mention cybersecurity brands by analyzing YouTube videos every day. The ranking prioritizes the number of distinct brands each influencer mentions that match the cybersecurity niche.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the top cybersecurity YouTube influencers?

The top cybersecurity YouTube influencers on this page are ranked by Sponsorship.so's tracked sponsorship data. The visible list includes channels such as Linus Tech Tips, Shannon Morse, and NetworkChuck.

How does Sponsorship.so rank cybersecurity influencers?

Sponsorship.so ranks cybersecurity influencers by the number of distinct brands they mention, detected sponsorship mentions, and subscriber count as a tie-breaker.

What does this cybersecurity influencer page show?

This page shows YouTube influencers and creators connected to cybersecurity sponsors, including the brands they mention, sponsorship activity, subscriber counts, and related niche data.

How often is this cybersecurity influencer data updated?

The latest data update shown for this influencer ranking is August 15, 2026. Sponsorship.so refreshes influencer, creator, and sponsorship intelligence as new YouTube activity is detected.

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