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"Show, don't tell" has become the literary commandment for any writer. Itapplies to all forms of fiction, and to non-fiction, including scientificwriting, where it lies at the heart of many scientific communication andstorytelling approaches. In this paper, I discuss how "show \emph{and} tell" isactually often the best approach when one wants to present, teach or explaincomplicated ideas such as those underlying notions and results in mathematicsand science, and in particular in cybersecurity. I discuss how different kindsof artworks can be used to explain cybersecurity and I illustrate how telling(i.e., explaining notions in a formal, technical way) can be paired withshowing through visual storytelling or other forms of storytelling. I alsodiscuss four categories of artworks and the explanations they help provide.

Don't Tell Me The Cybersecurity Moon Is Shining... (Cybersecurity Show And Tell)