The Operator’s Perspective
Rikki Wright
Chief Marketing Officer
Keeps the public story aligned with the work — so what buyers hear is what the operators will actually do.
- Brand leadership
- Operator voice
- Go-to-market
Introduction
Rikki Wright is Chief Marketing Officer at Open Security. She owns how the firm shows up in the market: the narrative, the campaigns, and the editorial judgment that keeps operator-grade cybersecurity from turning into fear theater.
Expertise
Where Rikki leads.
Brand leadership
Sets the firm’s public voice so it still sounds like the people who do the work.
Operator voice
Cuts through generic security marketing so a buyer can see what would actually change after an engagement.
Go-to-market
Pairs campaigns with the conversations Ryan, Justin, and Iris run, so the site and the sale say the same thing.
Experience & background
How the authority was earned.
As CMO, Rikki is accountable for how Open Security is understood before anyone gets on a call with an operator.
Social presence
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