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About Allure Security Allure Security is the AI-native Digital Trust Protection company that is the security layer protecting enterprises and the people who trust them. Our Digital Trust Protection platform defends customers, employees, partners, and the public against brand impersonation, social engineering, narrative attacks, counterfeit commerce, and data exposure. Allure’s Campaign Counterintelligence℠ detects and disrupts threat campaigns, often before attacks happen by leveraging our intelligence gathered across 30K+ brands. Every customer benefits from every attack campaign detected, as it is added to our counter intelligence and used for Collective Defense. Our robust AI core responds at machine speed to human or AI-led attacks, governed by human experts in our 24/7 Digital Trust Operations Center. Allure has been recognized by Inc. 5000, G2, the InfoSec Awards, SINET, and the Breakthrough Security Awards, which named it best fraud prevention vendor.
The role: We're hiring a BDR to open new conversations with financial institutions, consumer brands, and technology companies whose business depends on customer trust. You'll sit on the marketing team, work closely with our account executives, and book meetings with security, fraud, legal, and marketing leaders. You'll also help shape how we prospect as we scale.
Responsibilities: Run multichannel outbound (phone, email, and LinkedIn) to open conversations at target accounts and book qualified meetings. Build target account lists, research key stakeholders, and prioritize where to spend your time. Follow up quickly on inbound leads, event attendees, and campaign responses, and help shape targeted nurture campaigns. Learn to tell the Allure story clearly and handle objections with curiosity, knowing when to keep pushing and when to nurture for later. Meet and exceed monthly goals for qualified meetings and pipeline. Hand off opportunities to account executives with full context, keeping activity and notes current in our CRM.What you need to bring to the role2 to 4 years in an SDR, BDR, or similar outbound role, with a track record of hitting, or meeting pipeline targets. Comfort explaining a technical solution to both CISOs and marketing leaders, in writing and on the phone. Persistence and resourcefulness. You treat a “no” as information and adjust your approach. Day-to-day experience working in a CRM and a sales engagement platform. A collaborative, coachable approach.
Nice to have:
  • Experience selling cybersecurity, fraud prevention, or adjacent B2B SaaS (threat intelligence, identity, digital risk).Experience prospecting into financial institutions, especially credit unions and community banks.
  • Comfort using AI tools to research accounts and personalize outreach.
  • Our workplace
  • A fast-growing startup where wins are shared.1:1 training and coaching from our top experts.
  • A modern, AI-forward sales stack: Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong, LinkedIn Sales Navigator, and custom Claude workflows built for research and prospecting.
  • Flexible PTO.Top-Notch Benefits: health, dental, vision, 401(k)
  • Team-bonding activities and company-wide events.
  • Allure Security is an equal opportunity employer. We welcome applicants of all backgrounds and do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, age, disability, veteran status, or any other legally protected characteristic.

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