See how security teams prompt ngram to make VPN promos, phishing-sim ads, and compliance launch clips. Each example below is a normalized real prompt — copy it, swap the brackets, and generate.
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A cybersecurity ad video is a short clip — usually 15 to 60 seconds — that opens on a threat or pain point, shows the product neutralizing it, and closes on a brand CTA. Security marketers make them for paid social, LinkedIn campaigns, and product launches. The examples below are real prompts people used in ngram, normalized for privacy — copy one, fill in your product details, and generate.
30s
Most common length
Motion-graphics
Top visual style
Threat → resolution
Standard arc
Copy any prompt, swap the bracketed parts for your product, and generate.
Storyboarded 30s promo walking viewers from data-risk fear to secure-shield resolution.
Create a 30-second VPN ad with an 8-scene storyboard. Scene 1–2: data risk and exposure on public Wi-Fi. Scene 3–4: the moment of vulnerability — packets intercepted. Scene 5–6: geo-blocking and the secure tunnel activating. Scene 7: the shield icon locking in. Scene 8: brand logo and tagline. Realistic visual style. Source: my product URL.
Glitch-cut 30s ad for a phishing simulation platform, built for LinkedIn, Instagram, and X.
Make a 30-second fast-paced ad for a phishing simulation platform. Quick cuts: danger scenario (employee clicks bad link) → product steps in → simulated attack blocked → training launched. Glitch effects and urgency music. Square and vertical crop for LinkedIn, Instagram, and X. Source: my product URL and a 90-second screen recording of the dashboard.
30s dark-aesthetic ad targeting MSPs with a dramatic threat-resolved narrative.
Create a 30-second cybersecurity SaaS ad for a platform sold to MSPs. Narrative: dramatic threat lands, product detects and resolves it. Visual style: dark navy UI-driven, a clean enterprise security-console aesthetic. Source: product URL and a screen recording of the threat-detection dashboard.
Ultra-short animated comparison of data-flow superiority over a generic competitor.
Create a 15-second animated comparison ad. Split screen: competitor's data flow on the left (slow, gaps, red), our platform on the right (fast, clean, green glow). Dark high-tech aesthetic. No voiceover — text cards only. Ends on brand name. Source: our product URL.
Hook-pain-solution Reel for an AI identity product with glitch-style motion graphics.
Make a 45–55 second Instagram Reel for an AI identity and passwordless authentication product. Format: hook (password breach headline) → pain (friction of traditional login) → solution (our product, fast demo) → CTA. Fast-paced glitch-style motion graphics. Source: product URL and screen recording.
60s cinematic launch ad for a privacy/compliance SaaS targeting SMBs in the Saudi market.
Create a 60-second high-converting launch video for a privacy, compliance, and cybersecurity platform for SMBs in the Saudi market. Arc: pain (SMBs failing audits) → trust signals (certifications, real customers) → product walkthrough → CTA to book a demo. Cinematic style, Arabic subtitles. Source: product URL.
What this cluster of real security ad prompts has in common.
Create a 30-second VPN ad with an 8-scene storyboard. Scene 1–2: data risk and exposure on public Wi-Fi. Scene 3–4: the moment of vulnerability — packets intercepted. Scene 5–6: geo-blocking and the secure tunnel activating. Scene 7: the shield icon locking in. Scene 8: brand logo and tagline. Realistic visual style. Source: my product URL.
Inputs
One product URL. No script, no custom assets — the prompt describes the scenes explicitly so ngram doesn't have to guess the arc.
Structure
8 named scenes with hard timestamps forcing a tight threat → resolution → brand close. The viewer knows exactly what they'll feel at each beat.
Tone
Realistic visual style keeps the threat credible. Dramatic but grounded — the risk has to feel real before the shield can feel reassuring.
Guardrail
Scene-by-scene scene description prevents the AI from rearranging the narrative. The storyboard is the editorial control.
Why it works
Security ads live or die on the threat feeling real. This prompt names the fear (intercepted packets, exposed data) before it names the product. The 8-scene storyboard gives the AI no room to soft-pedal the danger — and no room to pad out the CTA.
Security buyers need to feel the risk before they care about the fix. Open on the attack scenario, not the brand.
88% of the strongest briefs include a URL or screen recording. Generic B-roll looks stock — real product UI builds trust.
"Dark high-tech aesthetic" is a starting point. Scene-by-scene direction prevents a generic render and locks the threat → resolution arc.
LinkedIn, Instagram, and X all want different aspect ratios. Say it in the prompt so ngram exports the right crops in one pass.
38% of these briefs ask for 30s. Longer works for launch or compliance storytelling, but 30s fits most paid-social placements.
Feed autoplay is muted. Captions plus urgency music outperform a voiceover that never gets heard.
Choose the example closest to your brief: storyboarded VPN promo, multi-channel phishing ad, dark MSP ad, comparison animation, Reel, or launch video.
30s
Swap the bracketed product details, attach your URL or screen recording, and set your target channel and crop.
1 min
ngram drafts the ad. Edit the threat scene, swap music, and adjust captions before you ship.
5 min
Prefilled prompts built for the security ad formats that come up most.
The jobs security and SaaS marketing teams hire ad videos for.
Teams that run security ad campaigns with ngram.
The ngram capabilities a security ad video draws on.
Wire ad creation into the tools your team already uses.
whenyou approve a security ad
thenpost it captioned to your company feed
whena long-form ad finishes rendering
thenpublish it straight to your channel
whena new campaign brief lands in a form
thenauto-trigger an ad render and alert the team
whena product update ships
thenkick off an ad render in a Make scenario
whena webhook fires from your CMS
thengenerate an ad variant in a self-hosted flow
whenyou capture a dashboard screen recording
thenstart an ad from the browser
Quick utilities for the pieces of a security ad.
Drop in what you already have.
Drop in your product URL or a dashboard recording and let ngram build the threat-to-resolution arc. Edit anything before you ship.