FAZE Security: A 45-Second LinkedIn Lead-Gen Ad

This ad is part of our LinkedIn and YouTube video ads work. Below: who FAZE Security is, what a LinkedIn lead-gen ad has to do, how this one is built, and what a similar ad would cost you. The rest of our portfolio is one click away.

At a glance

Who is FAZE Security?

FAZE Security describes its product as "Offensive Security Orchestration": agentic red teaming that finds, chains, prioritizes, fixes and continuously validates security issues. The company was previously called Cytrix. More on its website.

What does a LinkedIn lead-gen ad have to do?

A LinkedIn ad plays in a feed, next to posts the viewer actually came to read. In practice that means it has to work under three constraints:

• It must read without sound. Many people scroll the feed muted, so the story has to land through on-screen text alone. LinkedIn's video ad specs treat captions as an optional upload, so we burn captions into the picture instead of relying on a separate file.
• It must fill the frame. The same specs list 1:1 square among the recommended ratios. A square ad takes more vertical space in a mobile feed than a 16:9 one.
• It must earn the next second, every second. The first frame states a problem a security buyer recognizes, and each scene raises a new question the next one answers.

How did we build the ad?

The ad tells a before-and-after story in five beats:

1. Day 1. A paper penetration test report stamped "STATUS: SECURE." The caption: the report went out of date the day it landed.
2. Day 212. The same report, now surrounded by tags for a new release, a new API, a changed login flow and a new AI agent, each marked "untested." The headline turns red: "Still untested."
3. The product. The scene flips to dark, the FAZE pentagon mark appears, and lines connect it to a web app and an API to show AI agents testing continuously.
4. The proof. A single finding card fills in row by row: the issue, the proof that the exploit worked, the owning team, the fix, and a re-test. The caption explains that nothing closes until the exploit is re-run and fails.
5. The ask. An end card with the FAZE logo, "Offensive Security Orchestration," a "Book a demo" button and the booking URL typed out.

The design choices follow the channel. A dark caption bar sits at the bottom of every scene, so a muted viewer gets the full script. Monospaced labels and a paper-report texture borrow the look of real security tooling, which signals to a technical buyer that the ad understands their world. Red is kept for risk ("untested," "critical") and FAZE's cyan for the product, so color alone tells you which side of the story you are on. The 45-second runtime leaves room for the problem, the product and one detailed proof point without padding.

Watch the FAZE Security ad

What does a video ad like this cost?

vpixai's flat price is $200 for any video up to 60 seconds, so a 30- or 45-second ad like this one costs $200. A video up to 2 minutes is $400, and anything longer is quoted on request. Production takes 4 days from brief to delivery, and you pay $0 upfront: you pay after delivery, once you have the final file. Square and vertical versions are available on request, and captions are included. The full list is on our pricing page.

Choose an agency if you need a live-action shoot, a human voice actor, or a partner to run and buy media for the whole campaign. vpixai makes the ad video; it does not plan, buy, run or optimise your LinkedIn ad spend. For animated, 3D and AI-assisted ads that need to go live this week, it fits well.

Brief your LinkedIn ad in about 5 minutes.