32 qualified opportunities in 3 months with IT and security leaders for Syneto
Growth Cab ran two parallel campaigns for Syneto and its cybersecurity company Orizon. Both opened conversations with the IT managers and CISOs who keep systems running.
- 01Target
- 02Engage
- 03Meet
- 32 Qualified opportunities with IT and security leaders
- 31 Companies met
- 18 Opportunities in a single month
Reach the IT leaders who answer for downtime and security
One Syneto system combines virtualization, storage, data protection and disaster recovery. Orizon adds managed security, with 24/7 monitoring, detection and response.
The goal was clear. Open conversations with IT managers and security leaders. Position Syneto and Orizon as the way to restart fast after an attack and keep threats under continuous watch.
Being hit by ransomware is a question of when, not if. How many minutes would your company need to restart?
Two campaigns, one question: how fast can you recover?
Growth Cab designed and executed a focused outbound campaign in two parallel tracks. One was for Syneto’s infrastructure, one for Orizon’s managed security. Both were built on the same question: how ready is the company for an attack? The strategy had three pillars.
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IT and security targeting
Each track had its own audience. Both went after the people who answer for downtime and security.
- Syneto track: IT managers at manufacturing companies
- Orizon track: IT managers and CISOs
- Orizon accounts: organizations facing new security rules such as NIS2
Output25 meetings with IT managers and 6 with CISOs and security leaders.
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Ransomware recovery and continuous monitoring
The message focused on two problems IT teams live with.
- Backups that ransomware attacks first, with restore times nobody can predict
- Security tools that spot an attack only once it is running, without continuous monitoring
OutputBoth tracks put the same restart question on every call and email.
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A free risk report as the meeting offer
Growth Cab’s BDRs ran the outreach by phone and email. The meeting offer was a free report on the prospect’s own risk.
- Covering the prospect’s IT risk and compliance gaps
- Delivered as a readiness plan
OutputEvery call started from the prospect’s own exposure.
32 meetings with IT and security leaders in 3 months
The campaign dashboard tracks 32 meetings held in three months, 18 of them in a single month.
- 0125of the 32 opportunities were with IT managers
- 026opportunities with CISOs and security leaders
- 0331companies met
- 04Opportunities across manufacturing, transport infrastructure, banking, healthcare, food and IT services

What Syneto owns today
What Syneto owns
- 01A verified list of IT managers and security leaders
- 02The phone and email scripts built around a free risk report as the first-call offer
- 03Every opportunity and reply logged in its own CRM
- 04The written playbook to sell IT resilience and managed security with its own team
Inside Syneto and Orizon
Visuals from the Syneto and Orizon sites show the two offers behind the campaign.


Key takeaway
When every touchpoint asks a question the IT team cannot answer yet, the meeting earns its place.
Growth Cab asked how many minutes a restart would take and offered a free risk report. That helped Syneto hold 32 meetings with IT and security leaders in 3 months.
















